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This episode is a Sunday Special that Thomas Peake recorded at WREK on August 25, 1991. The show features the music of Television as a band and Tom Verlaine solo. This was another show digitized from the archives of Thomas, graciously lent to the project by Dena Peake. You can also download the PDF scan of the original playlist sheet for your informational pleasure.

As always, we are the lookout for any recordings that can be discovered of the last great Brother Peake. If you find any of these recordings, please let us know at submit@peakecast.org. Also, please leave us any feedback or comments on the shows. This project exists to be of service to those who knew, loved, were fans of and miss Thomas Peake. Let us know how we're doing and how we can be of service to you. And don't forget the Peake Foundation!

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This episode is a Sunday Special that Thomas Peake recorded at WREK on December 22, 1991. The show features the music of Joe Baiza - solo, in Saccharine Trust but focusing on Universal Congress Of. This was digitized from the archives of Thomas himself, graciously lent to the project by Dena Peake.

As always, we are the lookout for any recordings that can be discovered of the last great Brother Peake. If you find any of these recordings, please let us know at submit@peakecast.org. Also, please leave us any feedback or comments on the shows. This project exists to be of service to those who knew, loved, were fans of and miss Thomas Peake. Let us know how we're doing and how we can be of service to you. And don't forget the Peake Foundation!

This episode is one of Personality Crisis that Thomas Peake and Arthur Davis did at WREK on December 10, 1995. This was a fill-in episode with them covering for Jon Kincaid. Amusingly in the introduction they have no idea where Jon is or why they are filling in, but they cover nonetheless. This was digitized as the first of many shows to come from the archives of Thomas himself, lent to the project by Dena Peake.

As always, we are the lookout for any recordings that can be discovered of the last great Brother Peake. If you find any of these recordings, please let us know at submit@peakecast.org. Also, please leave us any feedback or comments on the shows. This project exists to be of service to those who knew, loved, were fans of and miss Thomas Peake. Let us know how we're doing and how we can be of service to you. And don't forget the Peake Foundation!

Update: Here are scans of the sheet that was included with the cassette, which is the playlist itself and a flyer for the 1995 Shaking Ray Levis Snake Oil Festival.

This episode is a Sunday Special that Thomas did at WREK on September 3, 2000 in honor of the life and music of Witt Mills, who had died in a kayaking accident not long before. Thomas was joined in the studio by Shane Pringle, Tony Gordon and Brendan Digel. This included a lot of music that would later end up on the compilation Dust Collection Agency (still in print and available at that link.)

We continue to scour the Peake-osphere for tapes, CDs and any other representation of the man in audio form. Dena Peake has graciously lent a treasure trove of cassettes to the project and we'll be publishing those over the course of the coming year. If you find any of these recordings, please let us know at submit@peakecast.org. Also, please leave us any feedback or comments on the shows. This project exists to be of service to those who knew, loved, were fans of and miss Thomas Peake. Let us know how we're doing and how we can be of service to you. And don't forget the Peake Foundation!

Update: We also have a scan of the original playlist online as well.

And if you've got something, click on "how to submit" above and we'll take it from there.  If you haven't yet dug into your cassette collection, please do now!

This is an hour that Thomas did on the air for the WREK for the alumni weekend on July 18, 2004. This weekend was a celebration to commemorate the move from the old studios in the colosseum to the new space in the Georgia Tech student center. This show is notable in that it more or less contains Thomas' mission statement about his approach to music. This was unearthed by Dave Slusher and Chris Campbell from an MP3 archive of the weekend.

Please help us share Thomas' bright-eyed wonder at the world of music by sending us your recordings of his shows, his mixtapes, whatever you've got!

In the menu bar above, you'll see three important links:

the Thomas shows: an inventory of the shows that we know Thomas did; look at the list and maybe it'll jog your memory about a recording you've got!

how to submit: how to get your recordings to us, so we can digitize and send back out to the world via this podcast

how to listen: how to listen to this podcast; this is especially important info if you're new to this whole podcast thing and just want simple instructions on how to hear a show.  Subscribe to us, via email or RSS, so that you'll know when we have new shows ready to hear.  Just click on "how to listen" above for instructions.

Take a look, start digging, and send us your stuff!

And stay tuned for the first episode coming tomorrow!

The memorial for Thomas Peake will be at the Trolley Barn in the Inman Park section of Atlanta Tuesday September 29th from 6 PM to 9 PM. If you are a friend of Thomas, have recordings of him on the air at WREK or any other project he was involved with and are coming to the memorial service, please bring them with you. There will be mailer envelopes and we'll make sure we have all the information we need to return your items to you.

In the coming weeks, we'll get this set up and return to the internet world some of what Thomas Peake gave to us. Keep watching this space.