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John Peel Wiki
in: 1994, Peel shows, Peel Shows (Incomplete),
and 2 more

25 March 1994

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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1994-03-25
Comments
  • John reveals how the music for his show is chosen. ‘Obviously I have nothing to do with the selection of records in these programmes. It’s all done for us by computer these days. Press a button and out the programme comes.’
  • Tracklistings for the rest of the show also added and marked §, details taken from Lorcan's Tracklistings Archive

Sessions[]

  • Afghan Whigs, one and only session. Recorded 22 February 1994. All tracks except ‘What Jail Is Like’ are available on the Blast First CD single – What Jail Is Like.
  • Sons Of The Subway, one and only session. Unknown recording date. No known commercial release.

Tracklisting[]

  • File 1 begins
  • Speedy J: ‘Beam Me Up! (The Pegasus Mix) (12 inch)' (Beam Me Up!)
  • Gene Vincent: ‘Dance To The Bop (CD - The EP Collection)’ (See For Miles)
(JP: ‘One of the greatest men in the whole history of the world ever.’)
(JP: ‘I particularly care for the little imitation of Louis Armstrong doing ‘Wonderful World’ at the start of that. Always one of my least favourite records right up there with Peter Sarstedt's ‘Where Do You Go To My Lovely’. Perhaps you're too young to remember that if you’re really lucky.’)
(JP: ‘Tell them how it is Lucille.’)
  • Manzie: ‘Half Ounce (LP – Ja-Man Dub)’ (Ja-man Records)
(10:30 news)
(Tape flip)

File[]

Name
  • 1) Peel Show 1994-03-25 (incomplete)
  • 2) C199 Top Gear Vol.2.mp3
  • 3) C203 Re-Play.mp3
  • 4) John Peel 25 March 1994.mp3
  • 5) 1994-03-xx-04-xx Peel Show UC084.mp3
Length
  • 1) 00:58:19
  • 2) 1:30:40 (40:18-43:23)
  • 3) 41:28 (17:01-20:19)
  • 4) 1:32:17
  • 5) 1:33:11 (54:10-1:10:21)
Other
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