Show[]
- Name
- John Peel Concert
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1971-09-12
- Comments
- The set by Stackwaddy was released officially among the bonus tracks in the Cherry Red reissue of Bugger Off, the band's second album, (the sleeve notes of which erroneously credit the performance to a 'lost session' from February 18th 1972: while Ken Garner does quote a session from that date, this patently isn't it as there is a very vociferous audience present). Peel introduces the show and mentions that Dion will be appearing later. Also says one bonus about doing the programmes is being able to have your mates on (Stackwaddy were with Dandelion Records). Describes the famously rowdy ensemble as "one of my favourite bands and some of my favourite people." Endearingly, JP is addressed as "Mr Peel" during the introduction to "Lawdy Miss Crawdy...Meets Sooty 'N Sweep", while the band apologise for being sober.
- Note that the audio below for the Stackwaddy set is not from off-air recordings, but the Dion set is
Sessions[]
- Stackwaddy live, recorded 1971-07-22, Paris Theatre
- Dion live, recorded 1971-07-22, Paris Theatre
Tracklisting[]
Stackwaddy[]
- Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut #
- Repossession Boogie #
- Lawdy Miss Clawdy...Meets Sooty 'N Sweep #
- Jack & Jill Meet Blind Pugh On The Spot #
Dion[]
- File 5 starts at the beginning
- Brand New Morning
- Too Much Monkey Business
- Abraham, Martin And John
- The Wanderer
- File 5 ends and File 6 starts
- Ruby Baby
- Peaceful Place
- Ain't No Doubt
- Sunshine Lady
Tracks marked # are available on File
File[]
- Name
- 1) Stack Waddy - Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut (1972)
- 2) Stack Waddy:-'Repossession Boogie'
- 3) Stack Waddy..Lawdy Miss Clawdy Meets Soory 'N Sweep!
- 4) Stack Waddy..Jack and Jill Meet Blind Pugh On The Spot
- 5) dion dimucci - bbc radio 1 in concert 12 sep 71 s1
- 6) dion dimucci - bbc radio 1 in concert 12 sep 71 s2
- Length
- 1) 03:43
- 2) 05:36
- 3) 03:31
- 4) 10:59
- 5) 16:19
- 6) 15:20
- Other
- 1) source potupchik
- 2) source Ffranc Rogowski
- 3-4) source Psychedelic Moods
- 5-6) Many thanks to stephen islip
- Available