Show
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1978-11-07
- Comments
- Full tracklisting below is courtesy of the John Peel Papers. Many thanks to the uploader to the John Peel Papers at Facebook for sharing the information. [1]
- Three tracks from the new Pere Ubu LP. Seems likely these were the first three, presumably played in order, although this isn’t clear from the John Peel Papers listing. The following three were played the following night.
- Both sides played of a Lee Perry-produced single by Peter & Paul Lewis on Black Ark.
- There's still a healthy 'rock' element to the show at this point, a couple of weeks before the launch of the Friday night Rock Show, with Gary Moore, Status Quo and Ted Nugent being played.
- Peel makes a couple of jokes about the forthcoming MW frequency change that would put Radio One on 275 or 285 metres, depending on your region. Before playing Peter and Paul Lewis 'Ethiopian Land', he apparently refers to a wallchart before declaring, "I don't think they're going to get us at all."
- Peel plays the first three tracks from side b of the latest Captain Beefheart LP ('Bat Chain Puller') and promises to play the final three tracks on the album the following evening.
- There's a sarcastic poke at colleague Noel Edmonds.
Sessions
- The Mekons #2 Repeat. First broadcast 02 October 1978. Recorded 1978-09-25.
Tracklisting
- Dickies: Give It Back (7”) A&M # [1]
- Roy Montrell: (Every Time I Hear) That Mellow Saxophone (LP - Doo Wop) Specialty #
- Mekons: What Are We Going Do Tonight? (session)
- Roy Hill: I Like I Like I Like (7”) Arista #
- King Short Shirt: Benna Music (LP – Wadadlie Rock) A & B #
- Pere Ubu: Navvy (LP – Dub Housing) Chrysalis #
- Pere Ubu: On The Surface (LP – Dub Housing) Chrysalis #
- Pere Ubu: Dub Housing (LP – Dub Housing) Chrysalis #
- Pure Hell: These Boots Are Made For Walking (7”) Golden Sphinx #
- Peter & Paul Lewis: Land Mark Dub (7”) Black Ark #
- Mekons: I’ll Have To Dance (On My Own) (session)
- James Brown: Nature (Polydor 7") #
- Spherical Objects: The Kill (7”) Object
- File 1 cuts in
- XTC: Red (LP – Go 2) Virgin
- Sham 69: Red London (7”– I Don't Wanna) Step-Forward
- Joe King Carrasco & El Molino: Jalapeno Con Big Red (7”) Lisa
- Mekons: Trevira Trousers (session)
- Gary Moore: Back On The Streets (7”) MCA Records
- Spizz Oil: 6000 Crazy (7”) Rough Trade
- Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band: When I See Mommy I Feel Like A Mummy (LP – Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)) Warner
- Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band: Owed T'Alex (LP – Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)) Warner
- Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band: Candle Mambo (LP – Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)) Warner
- Mekons: Rosanne (session)
- Buzzcocks: Promises (7”) United Artists
- John Cooper Clarke: Readers Wives (LP – Disguise in Love) CBS
- JP: "This next record I heard Kid Jerkin playing on his programme today from the debating chamber of Southampton University with Noel Edmonds, incidentally. What a cutie pie that Noel is eh? And modest?! Humble is the word that I would use."
- Status Quo: Accident Prone (LP – If You Can't Stand the Heat) Vertigo
- Peter & Paul Lewis: Ethiopian Land (7”) Black Ark
- Red Crayola (with the Familiar Ugly): War Sucks (LP – The Parable of Arable Land) Radar
- Ted Nugent: Smokescreen (LP – Weekend Warriors) Epic
- JP: "This was one of Marc Bolan's favourite records."
- Jimmy McCracklin: The Walk
- Mekons: Like Spoons No More (session)
- Bethnal: Nothing New (7”) Vertigo
- Xdreamysts: Right Way Home (7”) Good Vibrations
- File 1 ends
- Tracks marked # available on File 2
File
- Name
- 1) 1978-11-07 John Peel.mp3
- 2) 1978-11-07 John Peel Radio 1 (incomplete) DB030.mp3
- Length
- 1) 01:08:26
- 2) 35:13
- Other
- 1) File created from T052 & T053 of 400 Box, digitised by Dr_Mango.
- 2) File created from DB030 of Derby Box, digitised by RF
- Available
- References
- ↑ Peel mentions that the B-side is You Drive Me Ape, promising he will play it "sometime".
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