Show
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1979-01-22
- Comments
- Files now available from the Derby Box.
- Full tracklisting below is courtesy of the John Peel Papers. Many thanks to the uploader to the John Peel Papers at Facebook for sharing the information. [1]
- Five from Generation X's new LP, three from those of Kevin Coyne and Steve Hillage.
- First track of the night is the new Members single. The song later inspired the name of Peel's 1999 TV series Sounds Of The Suburbs, which used a cover version by Samurai Seven as its theme tune.
- Members of the Undertones visit Peel in the studio during the show, adding a rather chaotic element to proceedings. They have come from Maida Vale where they have been recording a session for the programme.
Sessions
- Leyton Buzzards #2 First broadcast. Recorded 1978-12-18. No known commercial release.
Tracklisting
- File 1 begins
- Members: The Sound Of The Suburbs (7”) Virgin
- Ruts: In A Rut (7”) People Unite
- Generation X: Valley Of The Dolls (LP – Valley Of The Dolls) Chrysalis
- Leyton Buzzards: Saturday Night Beneath The Plastic Palm Trees (session)
- Kevin Coyne: People (LP – Millionaires And Teddy Bears) Virgin
- U-Roy: Running Around Town With Tom, Dick And Harry (LP – Jah Son Of Africa) Front Line
- Nicky & The Dots: Girl Gets Nervous (LP – Vaultage 78 - Two Sides Of Brighton) Attrix
- Dave Bishop & The Apostiles: No Feelings (7” EP) Bible
- Sex Pistols: No Feelings (LP – Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols) Virgin
- O Level: We Love Malcolm (7”) Kings Road
- Generation X: Running With The Boss Sound (LP – Valley Of The Dolls) Chrysalis
- Generation X: Night Of The Cadillacs (LP – Valley Of The Dolls) Chrysalis
- JP: "I think that Billy Idol could be another Alvin Stardust, you know. You can say what you like."
- Leyton Buzzards: The Greatest Story Ever Told (session)
- tape flip to DB049
- Steve Hillage: Salmon Song (LP – Live Herald) Virgin [1]
- Steve Hillage: The Dervish Riff (LP – Live Herald) Virgin
- Steve Hillage: Castle In The Clouds / Hurdy Gurdy Man (LP – Live Herald) Virgin
- Israel Vibration: Walk The Streets Of Glory (LP – The Same Song) Harvest
- Tubeway Army: Listen To The Sirens (LP – Tubeway Army) Beggars Banquet
- Chat with a member of the Undertones while other members of the band snigger in the background.
- Eddie & Ernie: Time Waits For No-One (7") Eastern [2]
- Cheap Trick: Ain’t That A Shame (LP – At The Budokan) Epic
- Fats Domino: Ain’t That A Shame (unknown release)
- Leyton Buzzards: Love Is Just A Dream (session)
- Generation X: English Dream (LP – Valley Of The Dolls) Chrysalis
- Generation X: Love Like Fire (LP – Valley Of The Dolls) Chrysalis
- Outcasts: Just Another Teenage Rebel (Various LP - Business Unusual) Cherry Red
- Here & Now: What You See Is What You Are (LP – What You See ... Is What You Are) Deptford Fun City
- Big Youth: Camp David Summit (LP – Reggae Gi Dem Dub) Nicholas Delita
- Leyton Buzzards: Baby If You Love Me Say Yes If You Don’t Say No (session)
- Kevin Coyne: Having A Party (LP – Millionaires And Teddy Bears) Virgin
- Kevin Coyne: I’ll Go Too (LP – Millionaires And Teddy Bears) Virgin
- Duane Eddy: Detour (LP - Have 'Twangy' Guitar Will Travel) London
File
- Name
- 1) 1979-01-22 John Peel Radio 1 DB043+DB049.mp3
- Length
- 1) 1:59:16
- Other
- Available
- References
- ↑ First two Hillage tracks are unrecognized by John Peel Papers, but it is assumed here that Peel plays the first three tracks from the ‘Live Herald’ LP. John Peel Papers lists the third one played only as ‘Hurdy Gurdy Man’.
- ↑ Three Eddie & Ernie singles later turned up in John Peel's Record Box
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