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in: 1982, Peel shows, Available online

29 July 1982

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Show[]

Name
Station
YYYY-MM-DD
  • 1982-07-29
Comments
  • The John Peel Roadshow continues to tour the country. "I was rather depressed when I did my gig in Norwich at the weekend that there appeared to be no representatives there of any of the regional branches of the Sheena barmy army, so I'm very pleased to hear from the Newport Country branch of the Sheena Barmy Army. A letter from David Battersby reading, 'Dear John. After hearing about the Swansea branch I thought it was about time you heard about the Newport branch...' "
  • Amazulu turn in a fine addition to the 'You'll Never Walk Alone' covers project.

Sessions[]

(Please add details of any commercial release of these sessions)

Tracklisting[]

  • Cravats: When Will We Fall? (b-side 'Rub Me Out' 7") Crass
  • Echo & the Bunnymen: Read It In Books (v/a album - To The Shores Of Lake Placid) Zoo ZOO 4
  • SSD: Do You Even Care (LP - The Kids Will Have Their Say) Dischord
  • Amazulu: Amazulu (session)
  • Birthday Party: Several Sins (LP - Junkyard)
  • U Brown: Ravers Party (LP - Ravers Party) Trojan
  • Rubella Ballet: Slant And Slide (session)
  • Otis Redding: I've Been Loving You Too Long
  • Rubella Ballet: Belfast (session)
  • Occidental White: Progress Through Research (LP - Walking After Midnight)
  • Sister Verna: Population (7") Photographer
  • Tronics: Tranzister Sister (LP - The Tronics) Press
  • Amazulu: Cairo (session)
  • Diagram Brothers: Fondue Soiree ('Discordo 45' 10") New Hormones
  • Moussa Doumbia: Menebo Nden (LP - Sound d'Afrique II Soukous) Island
  • Infa-Riot: Each Dawn I Die (track is missing due to tape flip)
  • Anomy: TVC-15 (7") Inner Landscapes
  • Rubella Ballet: T (session)
  • SSD: Boiling Point (LP - The Kids Will Have Their Say) Dischord
  • Altered Images: Idols (LP - Happy Birthday) Epic
JP: "For a while you know I was so intimidated by the great torrent of abuse that I was getting for playing records by Altered Images that I actually stopped doing it. That's cowardice really isn't it? I shouldn't have done that. But I'm back on the main track now."
  • Amazulu: Neya Neya (session) Peel refers to it as 'Neya Deya'
  • Cab Calloway: Za Zu Za (LP - Minnie The Moocher) RCA Victor
  • Ruts DC: Accusation (LP - Rhythm Collision) Bohemian
  • Flash Cats: Gene Vincent Can't Be Dead (?) Lark
  • Gene Vincent: Bop Street
  • Rubella Ballet: Ballet Dance (session)
  • Mighty Sam McClain: In The Same Old Way
  • Amazulu: Fussin' 'N' Fightin' (session)
  • Hysterica Passio: Gray Over Life (12") Fire In Heart
  • Rubella Ballet: Me (session)
  • S. Tshabalala: Ukwenza Kwendoda (LP - Soweto) Rough Trade
  • Amazulu: You'll Never Walk Alone (session)

File[]

Name
  • 29-07-1982 (1) and (2)
Length
  • 57:14
  • 56:55
Other
  • Almost complete show. Several minutes are missing due to tape flip.
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