In which country did DJ John Peel die in 2004?
John Peel Peel. Unfinished at the time of his death it was completed by Sheila and journalist Ryan Gilbey. It was published in October 2005 under the title "Margrave of the Marshes". A collection of Peel's miscellaneous writings, "The Olivetti Chronicles", was published in 2008. Peel died suddenly at the age of 65 from a heart attack on 25 October 2004, on a working holiday in the Inca city of Cusco in Peru. Shortly after the announcement of his death, tributes began to arrive from fans and supporters both in public and private life. On 26 October 2004 BBC Radio 1 cleared
John Peel (huntsman) in Coward's version: A number of parodies also exist. One version broadcast on "I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again" parodied the British Radio DJ "John Peel" Another was used in the film "Porridge" which saw Ronnie Barker as Fletch cheekily observe a new prison warder Wedgwood's creamware pitcher modelled with hunting scenes in low relief and with a handle modelled as a leaping hound, which was introduced in 1912, carried the pattern name "D'ye Ken John Peel". "D'Ye Ken John Peel?" a 1935 film "Bellman and True" a 1987 film starring Bernard Hill which uses the lyrics to describe the