Show[]
- Name
- Station
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1980-03-27
- Comments
- 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]
- Peel opens the show mentioning the gig at Manchester University "several months ago" which he describes as "the most catastrophic gig of my entire career" and "a night of horror without parallel". This would have been the gig of just a few weeks ago, however, on 1980-02-02 since he also mentions that the night was relieved only by music by Elti Fits and "a dazzling set" by Diagram Brothers, who are in session tonight.[2] He later mentions the gig again after their first track, saying it was "a few weeks ago".
- 80s chart staples in embryo in the form of Q Tips (who included Paul Young on vocals) and Vice Versa (who evolved into ABC).
Sessions[]
- Diagram Brothers #1 First broadcast. Recorded 1980-03-17.
- Released on The Peel Sessions (LTM, CD, 2011).
- Cure #3 Repeat. First broadcast 10 March 1980. Recorded 1980-03-03.
- No known commercial release.
Tracklisting[]
- Files 1 & 4 begin at start of show.
- Sham 69: Tell The Children (7") Polydor
- Funboy Five: Compulsive Eater (7" – Life After Death) Cool-Car-Daddy-O
- Stranger Cole: Run Joe (LP – More Intensified! Original Ska 1963-67 Vol. 2) Island[1]
- Cure: A Forest (session)
- Diagram Brothers: Bikers (session) #
- Q-Tips: S.Y.S.L.J.F.M. (The Letter Song) (7") Chrysalis ("Kid Jerkin's record of the week")
- Teardrop Explodes: Treason (It’s Just A Story) (7") Zoo
- Pop Group: Where There’s A Will There’s A Way (split 7" with Slits) Y #
- Roy Harper: Playing Games (7") Harvest
- Again Again: Beached (12" EP – The Way We Were) Do It
- Cure: Play For Today (session)
- Hard Rock: Jah Send Rain (7") Reggae Connection
- Diagram Brothers: Bricks (session) #
- tape flip on File 1 during above track
- John Foxx: Glimmer (7" – No-One Driving) Metal Beat / Virgin
- Stunt Kites - Beautiful People (EP – 1980: The First Fifteen Minutes) Neutron[2]
- Akrylykz: Spyderman (7" – Smart Boy) Double R #
- Percy Sledge: Warm And Tender Love (LP - This Is Soul) Atlantic @
- New York Gong: Much Too Old (single) Charly @
- Members: Romance (7") Virgin
- Echo Valley Boys: Washing Machine Boogie (7" EP -Hillbilly Rock) Rollercoaster
- Diagram Brothers: There Is No Shower (session) #
- Cure: M (session)
- Judy Mowett Slave Queen (7") Ashandan
- Hollywood Brats: Southern Belles (LP – Hollywood Brats) Cherry Red
- Ludus: I Can’t Swim I Have Nightmares (12" EP – The Visit) New Hormones
- Original Mirrors: Night Of The Angels (LP – Original Mirrors) Mercury
- File 1 cuts out
- Lillettes: Nervous Wreck (LP – Vaultage 79 (Another Two Sides Of Brighton)) Attrix
- Undertones: My Perfect Cousin (7") Sire
- Cure: 17 Seconds (session)
- Bodysnatchers: Let’s Do Rock Steady (7") 2-Tone
- Diagram Brothers: Animals (session) #
- Metabolist: Identify (7") Drömm
- Carlton Patterson: Poorest People (7") Power Disc
- Xdreamysts: I Don't Wanna Go (7") Polydor #
- extended Grinderswitch and start of midnight news #
- rest of midnight news
- File 4 ends
- Tracks marked @ on File 2
- Tracks marked # on File 3
File[]
- Name
- 1) 1980-03-27 Peel Show DB158.mp3
- 2) 1980-03-27 Tape 421.mp3
- 3) JLP022.mp3
- 4) John Peel 27 March 1980 complete.mp3
- Length
- 1) 1:31:03
- 2) 4:19
- 3) 42.23 (from 19.00)
- 4) 2:05:40
- Other
- 1) File created from DB158 of Derby Box, digitised by Weatherman22. Excellent sound quality.
- 2) File created from T421 of 400 Box, digitised by Weatherman22.
- 3) JLP022
- 4) From the Omega Tapes. Many thanks to Tim for digitisation.
- Available
- References
- ↑ Peel had played four other tracks from the album on 11 March 1980.
- ↑ Peel erroneously announces the track title as Genetic Warfare which is the title of the track on the same EP by Vice Versa. John Peel Papers lists as announced.