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| rdfs:label | - Bill Haley And His Comets
- Bill Haley and His Comets
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| rdfs:comment | - In 1987 on Peeling Back The Years, John Walters asked Peel the following: [1]
* John Walters: But then, at some stage, that kind of St Paul on the Damascus road bit must have come when you thought suddenly, “Yikes, I’m buying this because of the noise it makes.” There must have been a record where you suddenly heard that and you thought, “I’m going to pursue that. I’ve got to go out and buy that because of what it sounds like, not because of what it looks like or what the number is.”
* John Peel: Well, I suppose, and again, you get the timescales mixed up here. That was probably Bill Haley, I think. I mean, I was deliberately buying Bill Haley records. Bill Haley was the first person, you know, where I would go into the record shop and say, “Is there a new Bill Haley record?” – and
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| abstract | - In 1987 on Peeling Back The Years, John Walters asked Peel the following: [1]
* John Walters: But then, at some stage, that kind of St Paul on the Damascus road bit must have come when you thought suddenly, “Yikes, I’m buying this because of the noise it makes.” There must have been a record where you suddenly heard that and you thought, “I’m going to pursue that. I’ve got to go out and buy that because of what it sounds like, not because of what it looks like or what the number is.”
* John Peel: Well, I suppose, and again, you get the timescales mixed up here. That was probably Bill Haley, I think. I mean, I was deliberately buying Bill Haley records. Bill Haley was the first person, you know, where I would go into the record shop and say, “Is there a new Bill Haley record?” – and buy it, no matter what. Peel often would play Bill Haley And His Comets records on his show and he chose their 'Rock-A-Beatin' Boogie' track as his Peelenium 1955.
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