John Peel's Record Box 91-100

left|400px|91. Soledad Brothers: Sugar & Spice / Johnny's Death Letter (Italy Records) 1998.B-side features Jack White.
left|400px|92./93. Some Chicken: New Religion / Blood On The Wall (Raw Records) 1977.Two copies. #16 in Peel's self-chosen 1977 Festive Fifty.
thumb|400x400px|94. Spit Out: O From I / Tan / Rot 'N Roll (Mafrog Records) 1996.
left|400px|95. Stanley Winston: No More Ghettos In America / It's Alright (Jewel) 1970
left|400px|96. Status Quo: Down Down / Night Ride (Vertigo) 1974
thumb|400px|left|97. Supersister: No Tree Will Grow / She Was Naked (Dandelion Records) 1971
thumb|left|400 px|98. The Beatles: Come Together / Octopus's Garden / Something (Melodica) 1969 (USSR release)
left|400px|99. The Big Three: You've Gotta Keep Her Under Hand / If You Ever Change Your Mind (Decca Records) 1964. The Big Three were a major Merseybeat band that failed to have national hits. Peel heard this track during his American radio years. Later, having left his record collection behind when he returned from California, he asked his Perfumed Garden listeners (on air) and readers (in his International Times column) to send him a copy.
left|400px|100. The Buzzcocks: Ever Fallen In Love / Just Lust (United Artists) 1978
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