Contents 1 Show 2 Sessions 3 Tracklisting 4 File

Show Edit

Name

• John Peel Show

Station

• BBC Radio One

YYYY-MM-DD

• 1988-09-25

Comments

• This is the first 45 minutes of the show only.
• Peel starts the show by counting down from ten to one, and admits afterwards that by the time he got to seven, he regretted doing it!
• He refers to a recent holiday in France, and the regret that as a result he missed seeing the Four Brothers play live.
• Following the play of the first Four Brothers track, he gets a phone call from Andy Kershaw stating that it is the first time 'in quite a while' JP's show has made him want to dance.
• Before the Hollies track, John mentions that they currently have a single at number one. The track he is referring to is the re-release of 'He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother', which he declares to be one of the worst things they ever recorded, and the track he plays as one of the best.

Sessions Edit

• Four Brothers, #1. Recorded 1988-09-11. Originally issued on Strange Fruit (SFPS070). Missing tracks: 'Vimbayi', 'Pakuhama'.

Tracklisting Edit

• U-Men: 'Juice Party (LP - Step On A Bug/The Red Toad Speaks)'
• That Petrol Emotion: 'Candy Love Satellite (LP - End Of The Millenium Psychosis Blues)' (Virgin)
• Eon: 'Light Colour Sound' (12") (Vinyl Solution)
• James: 'Fairground (LP - Strip-mine)' (Blanco Y Negro)
• Four Brothers: 'Rugare' (Peel Session)
• Les Thugs: 'I Need You (Dirty White Race 12)' (Vinyl Solution)
• Kid'N'Play: 'Gittin' Funky (LP - 2 Hype)' (Select)
• Plaid Retina: 'Plaid Retina (7-inch EP)' (Shigaku)
• Hollies: 'Look Through Any Window' (Parlophone)
• Leonard Chin: 'Love The Way You Dub (LP-Dub Of The Seventies)' (Atra)
• Bambi Slam: 'Long Time Comin' (7 inch)' (Blanco Y Negro)
• Four Brothers: 'Uchandifunga' (Peel Session)
• Beat Hotel: 'Smile' (7") (tape cuts out before end)

File Edit

Name

• Peel Show 1988-09-26.wma

Length

• 00:45:40

Other

• File created from CB001 of 500 Box.
• B-side of tape is 'Kiss Reggae'.

Available

• Mooo