John Peel's Record Box 1-10

400px|left|1. Al Casey: Surfin' Hootenanny / Easy Pickin (Pye International) 1963
400px|left|2. Al Ferrier: I'm Not Drinking More / Don't Play Blue Eyes' (Master Trak) 1980
400px|left|3. Alan Price Set: I Put a Spell on You / Iechyd-Da (Decca Records) 1966. John Walters was member of band and wrote the b-side.
left|400 px|4. Andy Capp / Reco: Popatop / The Lion Speaks (Treasure Island) 1969 (Peel's first reggae play was a Peelenium choice for 1969)
left|400px|5. Anemic Boyfriends: Guys Are Not Proud / Bad Girls in Love (Red Sweater Records) 1980
left|400px|6. Ann Peebles: I Can't Stand the Rain / I've Been There Before (London Records) 1972
left|400px|7. Anti-Social: Traffic lights / Teacher, Teacher (Dynamite Records) 1977
thumb|400x400px|8. Arthur K Adams: Wildwood Flower / It's A Wild, Wild, Wild, Wild Wildwood Flower (Jetstar) 1966 (JP had the 45 by the Dallas bluesman in his singles collection when he lived in the US, but it was never sent on to him and he was unable to track down another copy for many years. A friend of a friend eventually sent him one from the States. See 08 March 2000.)
left|400px|9. Big Stick: Drag Racing / Hell On Earth (Recess Records) 1985
thumb|400px|left|10. Bill Oddie: On Ilkla Moor Baht 'at / Harry Krishna (Dandelion Records) 1970.The A side was a version of a traditional Yorkshire dialect folk song, rendered in the style of Joe Cocker's version of The Beatles' song With a Little Help from My Friends. B-side featured Peel on vocals. See Peel On Record.
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