19 February 1986

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Peel is watching the East Germany and Portugal football match on the TV in the studio and gives updates on the score for those who are interested.
Peel mistakenly plays the Fat Boys track briefly before the Chills record.
Peel plays a session track from La Muerte covering the Troggs' Wild Thing.

Elvis Presley: Good Rockin' Tonight
Unknown DJ: 808 Beats (Eight Hundred And Eight Beats) (Club Mix) (12") Techno Hop (Peel mistakenly calls the track Big Beats)
La Muerte: I Put The Blame On You (session)
Soup Dragons: Quite Content (7" - The Sun Is In The Sky E.P.) The Subway Organisation
Nitty Gritty: Rub A Dub A Kill You (LP - Turbo Charged) Greensleeves
Mekons: Beaten And Broken (12" - Crime And Punishment) Sin
Southern Culture On The Skids: Psycho Surfing (LP - First Album) Lloyd St
Stump: Grab Hands (session)
Mahotella Queens: Zibuyile Nonyaka (LP - Izibani Zomgqashiyo) Earthworks
Half Man Half Biscuit: Architecture, Morality, Ted And Alice (12" - The Trumpton Riots E.P.) Probe Plus
Sonny Boy Williamson(2): Bring It On Home
La Muerte: I'm A Man (session)
Go-Betweens: Spring Rain (7") Beggars Banquet
Stump: Buffalo (session)
Tchico & Les Officiers Of African Music: Sané-Mamadou (LP - Full Steam Ahead!) Globe Style
Okapi Fever: Criminally Powerful (v/a 12" - Impact! (Auto·Edit)) Audio Instant

(Radio Radio featuring Tony Blackburn trailer)

Johnny Dodds Washboard Band: Weary City (10" - Weary City / Bull Fiddle Blues) Bluebird
Sister Crow: Sun In Splendour (v/a 10" - The Huge Corporation Presents) Huge Corporation
Pundit & Randy: We Need A Change (7") Mateeks
La Muerte: Motor Gang (session)
Chills: Pink Frost (LP - Kaleidoscope World) Creation
Fat Boys: Chillin' With The Refrigerator (7") Sutra
Stump: Orgasm Way (session)
Redskins: The Power Is Yours (7") Decca
Wedding Present: Once More (7") Reception

(Ranking Miss P trailer)

Freddy McKay: Lonely Man (LP - Tribal Inna Yard) Move
La Muerte: Wild Thing (session)
Johnny Dynamite: The Night The Angels Cried (v/a LP - Rare Soul Uncovered Vol.2) Charly R&B
Stump: Down On The Kitchen Table (session)

(JP: 'And we started with a classic rocker from the 1950's so we might as end the same way, this is Gene Vincent, not surprisingly')