Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1979-09-10
- Comments
- Fellow DJ's records of the week are as follows: DLT chooses 'The Devil Went Down To Georgia' (The Charlie Daniels Band), Peter Powell 'Couldn't Believe A Word' (The 45's), Simon Bates 'Love Don't Live Here Anymore' (Rose Royce), Andy Peebles 'Sing A Happy Song' (The O'Jays), Kid Jensen 'Message In A Bottle' (Police).
- JP: "Speaking of Simon Beast, he's in the course of being pushed in a bed from Blackpool to Scarborough by gangs of miners. Don't ask me why."
- Peel says that he'd like to see the then current film 'Alien'.
- Peel announces some forthcoming dates for the Quads, one of which will be an appearance with the John Peel Roadshow. He can't remember which one it is though, but thinks it may be on 28 September at Birmingham University.
- The Quads will be making their London debut the following evening at Dingwalls. Peel says he'd like to be there but he'll be presenting his show instead.
- Passage was fronted by ex-Fall bassist Tony Friel.
Sessions[]
- Quads. First broadcast of one and only session, recorded 1979-08-29. No known commercial release.
- Cockney Rejects #1. Repeat of session recorded 1979-08-08, first broadcast 15 August 1979. Available on Join The Rejects The Zonophone Years '79-'81 3xCD, 2011, (EMI 5099908765727)
Tracklisting[]
- Joy Division: She's Lost Control (LP - Unknown Pleasures) Factory (song cuts in part way through)
- Graham Parker & The Rumour: Saturday Night Is Dead (LP - Live Sparks)
- Cockney Rejects: They're Gonna Put Me Away (Peel session) @
- Slits: Spend, Spend, Spend (LP - Cut) Island
- Tilly & Larry: Jah Gave Us Everything (7") Marshall
- JP: "Jah gave us everything, including four goals last Saturday. I'm beginning I think to be not so concerned about that poor start I must confess." [1]
- Who: Get Out And Stay Out (LP - Quadrophenia OST) Polydor
- Stiff Little Fingers Straw Dogs (7") Chysalis
- Magazine: Feed The Enemy (LP - Secondhand Daylight) Virgin
- Quads: There Must Be Thousands (Peel session) @
- Frank Sumatra And The Mob: Te Deum (12") Small Wonder
- Bauhaus: Bela Lugosi's Dead (12") Small Wonder
- Cockney Rejects: Flares & Slippers (Peel session) @
- Keith Poppin: Hold Not Thy Peace (7") Taurus (tape flip during track)
- JP: "pressed about one day's journey by pack-mule off-centre."
- Pere Ubu: 49 Guitars And One Girl (LP - New Picnic Time) Chrysalis
- Fatal Microbes: Cry Baby (B-side 'Violence Grows' 7") Small Wonder
- Quads: There's Never Been A Night (Peel session) @
- Loudon Wainwright III: School Days (LP - A Live One) Radar (meant to play Suicide Song but picked the wrong track)
- Purple Hearts: Millions Like Us (7") Fiction
- JP: "Many of you may remember the name of Stowmarket, Suffolk from the old motoring reports but that was before they built the bypass. In those days of course they used to get lots of lorries stuck in the main street. But there are still things going on in Stowmarket and this is one of them."
- Filmcast: Life In A Film Cast (7") True Friends Music
- Cockney Rejects: East End (Peel session) @
- Don Drummond & Drumbago: Stampede (Various LP - Intensified! Original Ska 1962-1966) Island
- Status Quo: Whatever You Want (7") Vertigo
- Passage: Taking My Time (EP - About Time) Object Music
- Passage: Clock Paradox (EP - About Time) Object Music
- Quads: I Know You Know (Peel session) @
- Sil Austin: Balin' Wire
- Au Pairs: You (7") 021
- Cockney Rejects: Are You Ready To Ruck (Peel session) (tape flip during track) @
- Augustus Pablo: Ras-Menilik Congo
- Skids: Charade (7") Virgin
- Silent Noise: I've Been Hurt (So Many Times Before) (7") Easy
- Quads: Revision Time Blues (Peel session) @
- Tracks marked @ also available on File 2
File[]
- Name
- 1) 1979-09-10 John Peel Radio 1.flac
- 2) 1979-09-10 Peel Show JS34.mp3
- Length
- 1) 1:49:54
- 2) 0:18:09
- Other
- 1) T145 and T146 of the 400 Box
- Virtually complete show apart from the first 10 minutes is missing and short gaps where tape flips happen. Note also that current recording is running slightly fast.
- 2) Many thanks to Jimmy. Excellent FM stereo recording. Created from JS34 of JS Tapes, digitised by Weatherman22.
- Available
- Footnotes
- ↑ Liverpool had beaten Coventry 4-0 at home in the league that weekend. Prior to this, the fourth game of the season, Liverpool's record read P3, W1, D1, L1.