Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1987-09-15
- Comments
- Peel plays a session track from Terence Trent D'Arby covering James Brown's Soul Power.
- Peel mentions never seeing an episode of Eastenders.
- Peel plays four tracks in a row from four flexi's he received.
- Peel plays a track from Robert Wyatt's Peel Session EP (this consisted only of Wyatt's September 1974 session) on Strange Fruit Records, his version of Neil Diamond's I'm A Believer. The song was famously covered by the Monkees and was a big hit in 1967. Seven years later, Wyatt's version was issued on a single, was enthused over by Peel and became a UK chart hit.
- Peel plays a couple of tracks from Bog-Shed's Brutal LP.
Sessions[]
- Dub Sex #2. Recorded: 1987-08-16. Broadcast: 24 August 1987
- Terence Trent D'Arby #1. Recorded: 1987-08-02. Broadcast: 10 August 1987
Tracklisting[]
- Big Black: Bad Penny (LP - Songs About Fucking) Blast First
- (JP: 'Not the right thing to say I know, but they sound like The Stranglers at times on that')
- Joy Division: 24 Hours (12" - The Peel Sessions) Strange Fruit
- Terence Trent D'Arby: Soul Power (session)
- Bog-Shed: Geoff's Big Problem (LP - Brutal) Shelfish
- EPEE MD: You're A Customer (12" - It's My Thing / You're A Customer) Fresh
- Little Richie: The Wife You Save (May Be Your Own) (v/a LP - Sound Stage 7 - Southern Soul Brothers) Charly R&B
- Dub Sex: Splintered (session)
- Hitchcocks: Stuart (shared 7" flexi with Frank Sidebottom - Stuart / Frank's Indie Medley) Not On Label
- Hysteria Ward: Vendetta (7" flexi - Vendetta / The Saint) All The Madmen
- Egyptian Fringe: You Take Me (v/a 7" flexi - Perturbed Fanzine Flexi) Dustin Gee
- Sirens: The End, My Dear? (7" flexi) Henderson
- Dag Nasty: Trying (LP - Wig Out At Denkos) Dischord
- Bo Diddley: Mr. Krushchev (LP - Bo Diddley) Checker
- Dub Sex: Kicking The Corpse Around (session)
- Terence Trent D'Arby: Heartbreak Hotel / Mannish Boy (session)
- Winston Jarrett: Fear Not (7") Studio One
- Screaming Trees: The Pathway (LP - Even If And Especially When) SST
- Robert Wyatt: I'm A Believer (12" - The Peel Sessions) Strange Fruit
- Matt Black & The Coldcut Crew: That Greedy Beat (12" - The Music Maker) Ahead Of Our Time
- 10,000 Maniacs: My Sister Rose (LP - In My Tribe) Elektra
- Dub Sex: Push! (session)
- (JP: 'I discovered this week's new chart and was impressed to see that two out of the top three records are records which have been played on this programme and that, a kind of happened a very long time that. At number 3, it's Wipeout, Fat Boys & The Beach Boys and I venture to suggest that I was the first person to play that on national radio from the LP as an import and at number 2, up from 11, it's MARRS or M/A/R/R/S if you rather and Pump Up The Volume. Still at number 1, Rick Astley, Never Gonna Give You Up.') [1]
- Sophie And Peter Johnston: Television Satellite (LP - Sophie And Peter Johnston) WEA
- Seville Featuring Jazzy J: Take A Walk (12") Cutting
- Critical Mass: Use Them Or Loose Them (12" - Operation: Dreaming Of Babylon) The Timebox
- Bog-Shed: People Equal Greedy (LP - Brutal) Shelfish
- Terence Trent D'Arby: Under My Thumb (session)
- Culture Shock: Messed Up (LP - Go Wild) Bluurg
- Six And Seven-Eighths String Band Of New Orleans: Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (LP - Volume One Of Music U.S.A.) Folkways
- Dub Sex: Voice Of Reason (session)
- Sugarcubes: Birthday (12") One Little Indian
- Ser & Duff: Big Apple Production Vol. III - Genius At Work
File[]
- Name
- 020A-B2752XXXXXXX-0100M0.mp3
- 020A-B2752XXXXXXX-0101M0.mp3
- Length
- 0:58:10
- 0:59:49
- Other
- Recordings at the British Library
- Available
- Sound & Moving Image Catalogue (Find Format: B2752/1)
- Footnotes
- ↑ It seems Peel is right, as his earliest play of Wipeout was from the LP on 09 June 1987.