Start of show: "Well, hello there, and thanks to Huw (Stephens) and Bethan (Elfyn) from The Session In Wales. I wish I'd been in the studio with them so I could run probing fingers over their firm young bodies, but I'm down in Maida Vale with the Bays, who'll be playing in about half an hour's time. This is Steinski."
A large part of the show is taken up with the Bays improvised set, which seems to go down a storm and stretches to two encores.
No Pig's Big 78 on the show, as Peel had forgotten to bring any to London that week (see 05 March 2002). In response to a listener inquiry about her nickname, JP declares his wife the finest person he's ever met, including Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush.
Peel mentions this evening's result for Ipswich Town, who had lost 2-0 away to Leeds United. He remains optimistic though, telling the team on air "I really think you're gonna play your way out of trouble."
JP: "Just fantastic. Amazing. The Bays live on Radio One from our Maida Vale studio. And I tell you what, I'm about to go on holiday but at about this time next week I'll either be in New Zealand or on a life raft in shark-infested waters off the Solomon Islands when we've just eaten our last stewardess and some bugger will be playing 'Danny Boy' on the harmonica and I'll think, I haven't completed wasted my time."