Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 2002-05-09
- Comments
- Start of show: "Well, for the second time this week the clever intro didn't quite come off."
- Peel says he's due to play Fabric again that summer (Aug 2, he thinks).
- Liverpool to play Ipswich that weekend. Peel thinks it's going to be the most painful of his life. (In the event, Liverpool won 5-0 and Ipswich were relegated.)
- 'Swing Your Daddy' played after Peel heard Jonathan Ross play it. JP rates it as one of the best singles of 1975.
- Peel relates the tale of the John Peel Roadshow in Silloth, when he ended up barricaded in the manager's office and was advised by the police not to stay in town that night. This apparently took place in December 1984 [1], possibly the 15th [2].
- JP is reminded by a listener that he compared the first day of the Hollywood Music Festival near Newcastle Under Lyme (see Gigography 1970s).
Sessions[]
- McLusky #1 First broadcast. Recorded 2002-03-10.
Tracklisting[]
- Fall: Mr Pharmacist (LP – 2G+2) Action
- Alexander Kowalski: Stranger Than Black (2xLP – Progress) Kanzleramt
- Mclusky: Join The Mevolution (session)
- Skatalites Meet King Tubby: Starlight (LP – The Legendary Skatalites In Dub) Motion
- Droyds: Take Me I'm Yours (7" single) God Made Me Hardcore
- Total Silence: Bogarts (2x12" single – Trouble In Vinyl Presents TOV 50) Trouble On Vinyl
- Anaal Nathrakh: The Supreme Necrotic Audnance (LP – The Codex Necro) Mordgrimm
- Benny Goodman & His Orchestra: At The Darktown Strutters Ball (Pig's Big 78)
- Cinerama: Quick, Before It Melts (single) Scopitones
- Clubsessel: Katzenstrahler (LP – Clubsessel) K2 O
- Mclusky: White Liberal On White Liberal Action (session)
- Jim Gilstrap: Swing Your Daddy (single, 1975) Chelsea
- TokTok vs. Soffy O: Missy Queen's Gonna Die (7" single) white label
- Hirameka Hi-Fi: Colors (2x7" EP – The Twominutemen) Jonson Family
- Boom Bip & Dose One: tracks from (LP – Circle) Leaf
- Re: The Rarity of Meaningful Experience
- Directions to California
- The Lantern
- "Art Saved My Life" - 71
- Corrigan: Forget It (7") Bright Star
- JP: "Being a bit of a twerp, everytime I go record shopping in second-hand record shops, or indeed new record shops, and I see something with the word Sheila in the title I tend to buy it, and I bought this last week actually."
- Papa's Results: Sister Sheila (7" single) Sal / Wa
- Mclusky: When They Come Tell Them No (session)
- Orchestra Simba National: Ogumga George (7" single) Matata
- Trembling Blue Stars: It's Easier To Smile (EP – Slow Soft Sighs) Shinkansen
- Polar: The Other Side (single) Certificate 18
- Wire: Germ Ship (EP – Read & Burn 01) Pinkflag
- Rroselicoeur: The Dark Side Of Johan L. (LP – Drachenhöhle) Partycul System
- Trabant: Org Org (LP – Moment Of Truth) TMT
- Brainbombs: Salome (LP – Urge To Kill) Load
- Mclusky: Alan Is A Cowboy Killer (session)
- Skeptic: Several (12" single) Eastside
- Come Ons: Red Lips & Fingertips (LP – Come Ons) Sympathy For The Record Industry
- Anthony Malvo featuring Junior Kelly: Identify (7") Real Music
File[]
- Name
- John_Peel_20020509.mp3
- Length
- 2.00.30
- Other
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