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John Peel Wiki

Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1982-02-08
Comments
  • Peel thinks the Associates single will be a hit. Indeed it was, it peaked at number 9 in the UK singles chart.
  • Peel mentions that Kid Jensen played Was Not Was' Tell Me That I'm Dreaming as the last track on his show and then says he'll play the 'grown up' version !!
  • Peel also attended The British Rock and Pop Awards held at Lyceum, London[1] on the same evening (as mentioned on 24 February 1982) so show recorded?
  • File 2 - The last 26 minutes of the show, taken from one of Mark's compilations from the early 1980s, Feb 82-UB40

Sessions[]

Tracklisting[]

File[]

Name
  • 1) John Peel 08 Feb 1982.mp3
  • 2) Feb 82-UB40
Length
  • 1) 00:17:07
  • 2) 00:59:51 (to 00:26:17)
Other
  • Shared via Peel Mailing List.
  • 1) Many thanks to Tim for acquisition and digitisation.
  • 2) Many thanks to Mark.
Available
Footnotes
  1. ↑ British Rock & Pop Awards 1979-1981 - see '1981'
  2. ↑ A.k.a. 'The Back Of Love'.
  3. ↑ Mark says: "Lyrics and Peel definitely says Folitician – and on a UB40’s website this is confirmed. Was released on LP UB44 in 1981. Ken’s book says it was Politician."
  4. ↑ Mark adds: "The last tune in the session and a show. ā€œNon- Liverpool band gets Peel Session shock!ā€ What he didn’t know then was that he discovered the genius of Jarvis over 10 years before most other folk."