| Gigography |
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| 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 |
Jan
8 Norwich Gala: The Farmer's Boys [1]
Feb
19 Edinburgh (unidentified venue, possibly University, as below: John Peel Roadshow, Sophisticated Boom Boom, Strawberry Switchblade, Guests [2]
20 University Of Edinburgh: John Peel Roadshow, with Those Horrible Sexy Vampires and TV21 playing. John had a dodgy microphone and a migraine at the time. He also remembers somebody spitting on his car back window: "Isn't that a revolutionary gesture?" [195] [3] (I was there! I remember plucking up the courage to hand him a request but not quite enough courage to do anything more than chuck it at him and run away! When I listened to the show on 22 February 1982 earlier this year (2010) for the first time, I thought I might hear my request at last. Bizarrely I did not but instead to my astonishment heard him read out a request he had been handed by a current work colleague of mine, who I did not meet for another 15 years, and had been at the gig as well. (Incidentally, his request was for the Scars one of my own local faves from the time who my colleague used to jam with). I recently played the request to my colleague, it was first time he knew it had been read out. He heard his Scars request 28 years late.... - User:Weatherman22)
Mar
6 Band On The Wall, The Venue, Manchester: John Peel Roadshow, Bee Vamp, Kabbala, Pick Of The Week [4]
Apr
22 Bradford University: Skeletal Family, with John Peel Roadshow [5]
May
31 "Pinkpop", Burgemeester Damen sportpark, Geleen, Holland: Doe Maar, Au Pairs, Kid Creole & The Coconuts, Y&T, Saga, Mink Deville, ZZ Top [6]
June
5 Keele University: Come In Tokio, with John Peel Roadshow [7]
July
unknown (summer 1982, before late July) Jive Dive, Soho, London: Roman Holliday [8][1]
23, 24 or 25, Norwich, unknown venue: John Peel Roadshow [9]
Sept
3 Sheffield, unknown venue, John Peel Roadshow [10]
21 Hammersmith Odeon, "Heroes & Villains": Charity concert celebrating 15 years of Radio One. Peel compered the event (with Tony Blackburn). "Many of the musical heroes of the 60s playing live on stage": Chris Andrews, Cliff Bennett, Dave Berry, Julia Campbell; Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich; Chris Farlowe, Wayne Fontana, Merseybeats, Nashville Teens, Pan's People, Malcolm Roberts, Rockin' Berries, Sandie Shaw, Swinging Blue Jeans, Troggs, Carl Wayne. Villains were Radio One DJs past and present. Broadcast 30 September 1982. [198] [199] [200]
Nov
12 Liverpool Polytechnic: John Peel Roadshow, Icicle Works, The Conversation [11]
Dec
4 Leeds, unknown venue, John Peel Roadshow [12]
17 Warrington, North Cheshire College, John Peel Roadshow; Frankie Goes To Hollywood [13] [14] [15]
References[]
- ↑ Peel is pictured with band member on sleeve of 'Stand By' 2x7" single, dated "summer of 82", with caption identifying venue and subsequent first session recorded 31-07-1982.