Show[]
- Name
- John Peel's Music On BFBS
- Station
- BFBS (Germany)
- YYYY-MM-DD
- 1996-01-29
- Comments
- Start of show: "Howdy pals, look in for another John Peel's Music On BFBS, and to start the programme this week, we've got Stereolab. This, surprisingly perhaps, is..."
- He mentions seeing Aretha Franklin in London at the end of the 1960s, having gone at the insistence of Johnnie Walker.
- John says "as threatened" when playing the second Stereolab track. [1]
- He plays both sides of the new Kenickie single (the A-side would become the 1996 Festive Fifty number 1 that year, the shortest track ever to do so).
Sessions[]
- None
Tracklisting[]
- Stereolab: 'The Noise Of Carpet (CD-Emperor Tomato Ketchup)' (Duophonic)
- Eat Static: 'Bony Incus (Man With No Name Remix) (12"-Subject Status...Bony Incus)' (Planet Dog) (a wrong speed moment)
- Nub: 'Blue Climber (7")' (Jackass)
- Windy & Carl: 'Firebursts (CD-Portal)' (Ba Da Bing!)
- Caesar's Palace: 'Shake It (7")'
- Fall: 'Interlude - Chilinism (7")' (Jet)
- (JP: 'It does at times sound as though different things have been edited together, and they've assembled it in front of us all in a kind of rather haphazard way. Nothing wrong with that, though, in my view. Whatever they do is just fine with me.')
- Neptunas: 'Double-O Seafoam (Compilation LP-Secret Agent S.O.U.N.D.S.)' (Mai Tai)
- Baby Bird: 'Alan Ladd (Compilation CD-Volume 15 - Technology Alert!)' (Volume)
- Buttermaker: 'Samstag' (Langstrumpf)
- Mixman: 'African Dub IV (LP-Seek And You Will Find - The Dub Pieces)' (Blakamix)
- DM Bob & The Deficits: 'They're Gonna Settle A Score (7")'
- Simon Joyner: 'Three Well-Aimed Arrows (LP-Heaven's Gate)' (Sing, Eunuchs!)
- New Order: 'Show Me Green (12"-The Advent Mix's Of New Order's Everything's Gone Green)' (Internal)
- (news - edited out)
- Snuff: 'Gone To The Dogs (CD-Demmamussabebonk)' (Deceptive)
- Inbreds: 'Any Sense Of Time (CD-Kombinator)' (Tag)
- George Jackson: 'Aretha, Sing One For Me (Compilation CD-Hi Records 45s Collection Vol. 2)' (Hi)
- Men In Black: 'Guitar Man (12"-The Men In Black EP)' (Area 51 Recordings)
- Duane Eddy: 'Dance With The Guitar Man (7")' (RCA)
- (JP: 'To be honest with you, I never was terrifically keen on this, but sometimes a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do...Duane was just fine, but those howling women I wasn't very keen on.')
- Love As Laughter: 'Keep Your Shade (CD-The Greks Bring Gifts)' (K)
- Stereolab: 'Spark Plug (CD-Emperor Tomato Ketchup)' (Duophonic)
- Disco Volante: 'Forbidden (12")' (Transient)
- Flys: 'Love And A Molotov Cocktail (7")' (EMI)
- Kenickie: 'Come Out 2Nite (7"-Skillex)' (Fierce Panda)
- Kenickie: 'How I Was Made (7"-Skillex)' (Fierce Panda)
- School Of Hard Knocks: 'Wid Tha B-Boyz (12")' (Grand Larceny)
- Myrtle K. Hilo: 'Lover's Prayer (Compilation CD-Incredibly Strange Music Vol. II)' (Asphodel)
- (JP: 'And do we want to hear more of Myrtle K. Hilo? I think probably not, actually.')
- Pavement: 'Give It A Day (7")' (Big Cat UK)
- pHönki: 'Fight For Your Rights (CD-Serial Killaz Volume 1)' (Crapshoot)
File[]
- Name
- Peel Show 1996-01-28 (BFBS)
- Length
- 01:54:14
- Other
- Many thanks to Carsten from Berlin.
- Available
- Footnotes