Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 2002-05-01
- Comments
- Start of show: “Hello, listeners. We’re down at Maida Vale. I think this is going to be one of those programmes in a few years’ time you brag to your mates that you were listening to it.” JP enjoys the show so much he partly loses his voice in the course of it.
- Before the band's set, Peel says (whispers) that the Datsuns were “shit hot” in rehearsal. Highly enthusiastic about their performance afterwards as well: "I don't want to go all corporate on you, but do you get anything this good on any of those other crap stations that you're sometimes tempted to listen to? I think you don't."
- Part two of the Pig's Big 78 will be played the following evening.
- Plays Simple Minds track, “a great favourite of mine from whenever it was”, after reading in a paper that the band are suddenly hip again in California.
- A Clifford T Ward track from 1973 is played as Samurai Seven will cover the song in tomorrow night’s session.
Sessions[]
- Datsuns #1 Live at Maida Vale. 'Fink For The Man' officially released on Kats Karavan: The History Of John Peel On The Radio (UMC, 2009)
- Come Ons #1 Live at Maida Vale. No known commercial release.
Tracklisting[]
- Miss Black America: Talk Hard (single) Integrity
- Heiko Laux: Making It Detroit (LP – Ornaments) Kanzleramt
- Oxes: Half, Half & Half (LP – Oxxes) Monitor
- Count Lasher’s Calypso Quintet: Slide Mongoose (LP – Boogu Yagga Gal: Jamaican Mento 1950s) Heritage
- Datsuns live at Maida Vale
- Fink For The Man
- Lady
- Harmonic Generator
- Super Gyration
- Freeze Sucker
- Transistor
- Good Night Now (Cheap Trick)
- Duke Ellington & His Orchestra: Skin Deep (Part One) (Pig's Big 78 2002)
- DJ/Rupture: High Resolution (LP – Sweat … That Kool It's Hot!!!) kool.POP
- Simple Minds: The American (single, 1981) Virgin
- JP - "What a great single that was, and is."
- Asa-Chang & Junray: Hana (LP – Jun Ray Song Chang) Leaf
- Come Ons live at Maida Vale
- It's Alright
- Hip Check
- Sunday Drive
- Bello Amore
- Don't Tell Me
- Grounded
- Twine Time
- I'll Show You Why
- Yami Bolo: Ghetto Under Fire
- Clifford T Ward: Wherewithal (LP – Home Thoughts) Charisma
- Sender Berlin: Dr Sorge Is Watching The Planet (LP – Gestern Heute Morgen) Tresor
- (JP: “I think I can hardly convey to you in words how wonderful it is to be doing programmes like this.”)
- Fixit Kid: L.I.S.A. C. (single) Sickroom Gramophonic Collective
- Sinthetix: Dementia (3x12” – The Harder They Come Part 3: Colonization) Renegade Hardware
- Meat Purveyors: The Last Waltz (LP – All Relationships Are Doomed To Fail) Bloodshot
File[]
- Name
- John_Peel_20020501
- Length
- 02:00:30
- Other
- Many thanks to B!
- Available