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in: 2004, Peel shows, Available online, Wrong Track Moment

01 September 2004

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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 2004-09-01
Comments
  • The city of Norwich proves to be a touchy subject during the programme. JP: "We have an issue with Norwich at the moment in our house. I won't bore you with details, but we do. But I'm sure we'll overcome it." The cause is more than likely related to football (Norwich City had been promoted to the Premier League back in May).
  • The Graham Coxon session contains three cover versions (Bob Lund / Nick Drake / Elvis Costello via Robert Wyatt).
  • Peel says he regrets introducing daughter Flossie to Record Collector magazine, as when a new issue arrives she looks through it and then interrogates him over whether he has any of the more valuable records featured in his collection.
  • Andrew Morrison of disclaimer fame emails in.
  • The closing track by Bettye Swann is given another spin after Peel made a mess of playing it two weeks previously.

Sessions[]

Tracklisting[]

Peel gives a wonderfully dry rendition of the trusty offensive content disclaimer.
  • Nightwalker: Head Nod (12") True Playaz
  • Graham Coxon: Min Trampolin (Peel Session)
  • Sterling Roswell: Ludic Revolution (b/w 'Venus Honey Dew' 7") Mint
  • JP: I'm interested if you decide for yourselves which well known british band [The Fall] to the listeners of the program Intelligence has been listening quiet a lot.

Starts playing the 'One Drop' single first instead of the intended advert (Wrong Track Moment).

File[]

Name
  • John Peel 2004-09-01.mp3
  • John_Peel_20040901.mp3
Length
  • 01:57:33
  • 01:54:45
Other
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