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Tuesday 2 November

Tom Artrocker speaks with characteristic candour about Peel in his latest newsletter. He also misses the point, Yes, he’s right there’s an awful lot of humbug about a man that “none of us have listened to for 15 years” (his words). Of course you haven’t listened to him for 15 years, Tom. You’ve grown up, moved on, discovered fresh sources and routes for yourself. The reason Peel is so cherished is he helped so many of us along that path of discovery when help is most required - at the start. You’re older, Tom. I’m older too. I never really listened to Peel, didn’t need to. His influence was palpable everywhere I looked.


Posted on Tuesday, November 2nd, 2004by Everett True

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