Tracklisting below is from Volume 3 of the Decktician Logs. Many thanks to Decktician, Ken Garner for copying and additional information, and Rocker for acting as central HQ.
In The Peel Sessions, Ken lists Chieftains session track ‘Lord Mayo’ as not played, but Decktician’s log for the show suggests it was.
Playlist reflects a retro trend which emerged in the early 1970s, with bluegrass (Country Gazette), Irish folk (the Chieftains), new records by rock'n'roll veterans (Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Buchanan) and even a track by Groucho Marx, the Marx Brothers' films having a cult following at the time (even if Peel preferred the films of W.C. Fields).
In this show, Peel reveals the winner of the Can contest that was set up last week, where the competition was to name the untitled session track from the group. The winner was Fergus Cannes who won the prize of the latest LP from Can, for naming the session track 'Six Weeks On The Bakerloo Line With Anne Nightingale', though the kernel of this suggestion came from Peel himself. John thinks that the name of the winner must be an assumed name. Ken's book calles the track "Up The Bakerloo Line With Anne Nightingale".. Can picked the name as they didn't understand what it meant, and even after it was explained to them by John they still weren't entirely clear.