Recording Information
- Session one
- John Peel's Top Gear
- Venue: Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue, London
- Recording date: Monday 3 March 1969
- Original broadcast: Sunday 23 March 1969 (in a show with sessions from Free, the Moody Blues and Deep Purple)
- Tracks: Disc 1; 1, 2 and 4. Also included a version of "Communication Breakdown".
- Producer: Bernie Andrews
- Engineer: Pete Ritzema
- Tape operator: Bob Conduct
- Session two
- Alexis Korner's Rhythm and Blues, (BBC World Service)
- Venue: Maida Vale Studio 4, Delaware Road, London
- Recording date: Wednesday 19 March 1969
- Original broadcast: Monday 14 April 1969
- Tracks: "I Can't Quit You Baby", "You Shook Me" and "Sunshine Woman". The session was wiped or lost by the BBC, although recordings survive on bootlegs. The show was re-run later in 1969, adding the recording of "What Is And What Should Never Be" from the June 16 session.
- Producer: Jeff Griffin
- Session three
- Chris Grant's Tasty Pop Sundae (although originally commissioned for Dave Symond's Symonds On Sunday show)
- Venue: Aeolian Hall studio 2, Bond Street, London
- Recording Date: Monday 16 June 1969
- Original Broadcast: Sunday 22 June 1969
- Tracks: Disc 1; 3,5 and 10. The session also included a prototype version of "What Is and What Should Never Be".
- Producer: Paul Williams
- Session four
- John Peel's Top Gear (Double recording session)
- Venue: Maida Vale studio 4, Delaware Road, London
- Recording date: Tuesday 24 June 1969
- Original broadcast: Sunday 29 June 1969
- Tracks: Disc 1; 6-9. (track 8; Travelling Riverside Blues, is the same version that appears on the reissued/remaster of Coda as a bonus track)
- Producer: John Walters
- Engineer: Tony Wilson
- Session five
- One Night Stand
- Venue: Playhouse Theatre
- Recording date: Friday 27 June 1969
- Original broadcast: Sunday 10 August 1969
- Tracks: Disc 1; 11-14. Also included a version of "Dazed and Confused", plus "White Summer"/"Black Mountain Side" (which was released on the 1990 Led Zeppelin boxed set.)
- Session six
- In Concert (Emcee John Peel)
- Venue: Paris Theatre, Lower Regent Street, London
- Recording date: Thursday 1 April 1971
- Original broadcast: Sunday 4 April 1971
- Tracks: Disc 2; all tracks. Also included a version of "Communication Breakdown" and "What Is and What Should Never Be". The "Whole Lotta Love" medley has had "For What It's Worth", "Trucking Little Mama" and "Honey Bee" edited out, shortening the medley by about 7 minutes.
- Producer: Jeff Griffin
- Engineer: Tony Wilson
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