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07 November 1987 (Radio Bremen)

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Show []

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1987-11-07
Comments
  • Peel mentions seeing McCarthy last week perform in London and thought they were excellent.
  • Peel plays a piano solo from D.J. Lebowitz covering the Dead Kennedys' Holiday In Cambodia.
  • Peel mentions that a Dutch magazine called OOR (Dutch translation of Ear) rang him up to ask him what was his top ten albums. Peel gave them a list and said that he was tempted to put Mark Stewart's latest album, but realised it wasn't in the shops yet. He mentioned that Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps' Bluejean Bop was in the list.
  • Peel plays several album tracks from Impulse Manslaughter and McCarthy.
  • Peel mentions seeing Bob Dylan perform couple of weeks ago and thought he was terrible. That performance was reviewed by Peel in the Observer newspaper, who mentions that he received more complaints of his bad review from that than what was going on in the world economy.
  • Peel plays two tracks from Duane Eddy's second album, as he enjoys the twang guitar.

Tracklisting[]

File []

Name
  • 1) Peel On Bremen Vier - 1987-11-07A.mp3
  • 2) Peel On Bremen Vier - 1987-11-07B.mp3
Length
  • 1) 0:55:19
  • 2) 0:51:54
Other
  • 1-2) Thanks to Eddie Berlin!
Available
Footnotes
  1. ↑ Stands for United By Love Until Death.
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