Changes: 09 December 1990

Revision as of 17:50, 13 November 2017

Peel mentions that he won't be compiling the Festive Fifty, instead a girl school from the Home Counties would be doing it.
Peel says he bought Ivor Cutler's Ludo record in 1967 from Woolworth second hand.
Peel mentions the Moonflowers' 'Get Higher' record on the run out groove is so shocking he can't repeat it. He goes on to say that it went down particular well at a gig he did at Leicester Polytechnic on Friday night, but also mentions that the Quazar track he played cleared the floor.

Drive only session, recorded 14th August 1990, repeat, first broadcast 25 September 1990. No known commercial release.
Babes In Toyland #1, recorded 9th September 1990, repeat, first broadcast 29 September 1990. Available on The Peel Sessions 10"/CD, 1992 (Strange Fruit SFPMA211/SFMCD211) and The BBC John Peel Sessions 1990-92 CD, 2001, (Cherry Red ‎CDMRED199)

Fall: High Tension Line (7") Cog Sinister
Jackofficers: Swingers Club (LP - Digital Dump) Naked Brain
Exit Condition: Zero Gain (LP - Days Of Wild Skies) Meantime
Ivor Cutler: Darling, Will You Marry Twice (LP - Ludo) Parlophone
Drive: Drive Out (session) #
Fade II Black: The Calling (v/a LP - Bio Rhythm 2 - "808 909 1991") Network
Moonflowers: Get Higher (12") Heavenly
Nightmare: Dark Side (12" - Give Notice Of Nightmare) Selfish
Quazar: The Seven Stars (12") Go Bang!
Lightning Hopkins: The War Is Over (LP - Houston's King Of The Blues - Historic Recordings 1952-1953) Blues Classics

Tracks marked # are available on File 1.

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 *[[Nightmare]]: Dark Side (12" - Give Notice Of Nightmare) Selfish
 *[[Quazar]]: The Seven Stars (12") Go Bang!
+*[[Lightning Hopkins]]: The War Is Over (LP - Houston's King Of The Blues - Historic Recordings 1952-1953) Blues Classics
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