10 February 1990 (BFBS)

Show

Name

• John Peel's Music On BFBS

Station

• BFBS (Germany)

YYYY-MM-DD

• 1990-02-10

Comments

• From Peel 134 (BFBS).

Sessions

• None

Tracklisting

• Creamers: 'Sunday Head (LP-Love, Honor, & Obey)' (Sympathy For The Record Industry)

(JP: 'Well, I was just about to show producer Charles Foster something that he hadn't seen before, which was a letter from Anthony Powell who, as I'm sure you don't need to be told, is the author of Dance To The Music Of Time and a great deal besides, and one of Britain's premier literary figures, and of course, Charles hadn't heard of him. It's rather frustrating when you say, "I've got a postcard from Picasso," and he said, "Didn't he play libero for Real Madrid in the fifties?", and that kind of stuff. Doesn't impress him at all.')

• Wedding Present: 'Box Elder ^[1] (12"-Brassneck)' (RCA)
• Galaxie 500: 'Blue Thunder (W/Sax) (12")' (Rough Trade) ^[2]

File

Name

• Peel 134

Length

• 00:46:42 from 00:09:52 to 00:18:50

Other

• Many thanks to Dirk.

Available

• Mooo

Footnotes

1. ↑ At this point, JP has never heard the original, by a band he quaintly refers to as The Pavement.
2. ↑ John promises to play one of the B-sides, a cover of Joy Division's Ceremony, in the following week's programme.