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THE RADIO SESSION CHRONOLOGY VOL. 2 (CD)
[The BBC Radio Recordings (Volume 2 Late '68-Late '69)]

December 2000

TRACKS
Reno Nevada (Richard Farina)	2'27"
Autopsy (Sandy Denny)	4'29"
Light My Fire (Morrison, Manzarek, Densmore, Krieger)	1'16"
She Moves Through The Fair (Trad. Arr. Fairport Convention)	4'44"
I'll Keep It With Mine (Bob Dylan)	5'13"
Book Song (Richard Thompson / Ian Matthews)	3'09"
I Still Miss Someone (Johnny Cash & R. Cash Jnr)	2'23"
Tried So Hard (Gene Clark)	2'56"
Who Knows Where The Time Goes? (Sandy Denny)	3'58"
Shattering Live Experience (Simon Nicol)	3'24"
You're Gonna Need My Help (Muddy Waters)	4'08"
Cajun Woman (Richard Thompson)	2'49"
Percy's Song (Bob Dylan)	5'26"
Si Tu Dois Partir (Bob Dylan)	2'27"
Sir Patrick Spens (Trad. Arr. Fairport Convention)	3'40"
Tam Lin (Trad. Arr. Dave Swarbrick)	7'38"
Reynardine (Trad. Arr. Fairport Convention)	4'07"
The Lark In The Morning Medley (Trad. Arr. Fairport Convention)	3'57"
The Lady Is A Tramp (Richard Rodgers / Lorenz Hart)	2'08"
Dear Landlord (Bob Dylan)	4'04"

ISSUE:
UK	(CD) Arthur's Archives AA910 (December 2000)

Note:

The Lark In The Morning Medley is listed as " Jigs and Reels Medley"

TRACK SOURCES:
Reno Nevada	Recorded by the BBC on 2 December 1968 and broadcast in " The Stuart Henry Show" on 8 December 1968
Autopsy	Recorded by the BBC on 23 November 1968 and broadcast in " Night Ride" on 22 January 1969
Light My Fire	Recorded by the BBC on 9 December 1968 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 22 December 1968
She Moves Through The Fair	Recorded by the BBC on 9 December 1968 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 22 December 1968 Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 26 January 1969
I'll Keep It With Mine	Recorded by the BBC on 9 December 1968 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 22 December 1968 Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 26 January 1969
Book Song	Recorded by the BBC on 27 December 1968 and broadcast in " The David Symonds Show" on 9 January 1969. Re-broadcast in " The David Symonds Show" on 23 January 1969
I Still Miss Someone	Recorded by the BBC on 27 December 1968 and broadcast in " The David Symonds Show" on 7 January 1969. Re-broadcast in " The David Symonds Show" on 21 January 1969
Tried So Hard	Recorded by the BBC on 27 December 1968 and broadcast in " The David Symonds Show" on 8 January 1969. Re-broadcast in " The David Symonds Show" on 22 January 1969
Who Knows Where The Time Goes?	Recorded by the BBC on 4 February 1969 and broadcast in " Symonds On Sunday" on 9 February 1969.
Shattering Live Experience	Recorded by the BBC on 4 February 1969 and broadcast in " Symonds On Sunday" on 9 February 1969.
You're Gonna Need My Help	Recorded by the BBC on 4 February 1969 and broadcast in " Symonds On Sunday" on 9 February 1969.
Cajun Woman	Recorded by the BBC on 18 March 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 6 April 1969. Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 4 May 1969
Percy's Song	Recorded by the BBC on 18 March 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 6 April 1969. Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 4 May 1969
Si Tu Dois Partir	Recorded by the BBC on 18 March 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 6 April 1969. Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 4 May 1969
Sir Patrick Spens	Recorded by the BBC on 23 September 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 27 September 1969 Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 13 December 1969
Tam Lin	Recorded by the BBC on 23 September 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 27 September 1969 Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 13 December 1969
Reynardine	Recorded by the BBC on 23 September 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 27 September 1969 Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 13 December 1969
The Lark In The Morning Medley	Recorded by the BBC on 23 September 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 27 September 1969 Re-broadcast in " Top Gear" on 27 December 1969
The Lady Is A Tramp	Recorded by the BBC on 23 September 1969 and broadcast in " Top Gear" on 27 September 1969
Dear Landlord	was recorded in March 1969 at Sound Techniques and Olympic Studios, London and is an out-take from the " Unhalfbricking" sessions.

Updated: 24 November 2003

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