22 August 1978

== Show ==
;Name
*John Peel Show
;Station
*BBC Radio One
;YYYY-MM-DD
*1978-08-22
;Comments
*Peel plays both sides of the new single from Devo. He introduces the b-side with the words, "what sort of score are you boys looking for when Liverpool visit Maine Road on Saturday?" (the song begins with a count of "1,2 1,2"). The match itself finished Manchester City 1-4 Liverpool.
*The Roy Brown track was not the one Peel intended to play. He blames incorrect labelling on the record.
== Sessions ==
*The Lurkers #3. Repeat of session first broadcast 07 August 1978. Officially released on The BBC Punk Sessions CD, 2000 (Captain Oi! ‎AHOY CD 137)
*Alternative TV #2, recorded 17th July 1978, repeat, first broadcast 27 July 1978. Available on The Radio Sessions (CD, Underground, 1995)
(Please add details of any commercial release of these sessions)
== Tracklisting ==
*Files 1 & 3 begin at start of show
:JP: "Do you know, I was feeling really crummy until I heard the football results. Now why wasn't I at Portman Road? Well, because I was here actually is the reason for that but - another two goals for Kenny."
*Lurkers: Here Come The Bad Times (session) @
*Clash: Clash City Rockers (7") CBS S CBS 5834
*Bunny Wailer: Dream Land (Dubd’sco) (album - Dubd’sco Vol. 1) Solomonic
*Devo: Come Back Jonee (7") Virgin VS 223
:(JP - 'Each week we get a copy of the Top 75, but we're only allowed to tell you the top 40. So I can't tell you where Siouxsie And The Banshees come in this week, but I tell you what, if they rise another 9 places, next week, I will be able to tell you where they are'). (link to singles chart)
*Siouxsie And The Banshees: Hong Kong Garden (7") Polydor 2059 052
*Alternative TV: Nasty Little Lonely (session) @
*Godley & Creme: Punchbag (album - L) Polydor 9109 611
*Poet And the Roots: It Dread Inna Inglan (For George Lindo) (album - Dread Beat An' Blood ) Virgin FL 1017
*Stiff Little Fingers: Alternative Ulster (7") Rough Trade RT 004
*File 1 - end of T023 and a half hour gap
*Lurkers: In Room 309 (session) @
*Ultravox: Someone Else's Clothes (album - Systems Of Romance) Island ILPS 9555
*Ultravox: Dislocation (album - Systems Of Romance) Island ILPS 9555
*Ultravox: Some Of Them (album - Systems Of Romance) Island ILPS 9555
*Alternative TV: Going Around In Circles (session) @
*Revolutionaries: Leggo Dub side 2 band 2
*Motorhead: Louie Louie (7") Bronze BRO 60
*Waitresses: Slide (v/a album - The Akron Compilation) Stiff GET 3
*File 1 resumes to snippet at end of side 1 of T024, most of this side was reused for a later show
*Mick Farren: Drunk In The Morning (album - Vampires Stole My Lunch Money) Logo LOGO 1010
*tape flip to side 2 of T024 not far from start of above track
*Lurkers: God's Lonely Men (session) @
*Only Ones: As My Wife Says (B-Side of re-released 7" - Another Girl, Another Planet) CBS S CBS 6576
*Alternative TV: Release The Natives (session) @
*Cravats: Gordon (7" - Gordon / Situations Vacant) Small Wonder CH 004
*(first playing of first single, after which JP reads letter from The Shend)
*Graham Central Station: It's The Engine In Me (LP - My Radio Sure Sounds Good To Me) Warner
:(JP - 'last time I played this track I got a letter from a collective in Cleethorpes threatening to come down and duff me up if I played it again. Well, I'm playing it again.')
*Suicide: Frankie Teardrop (LP - Suicide) Red Star Records
*tape flip to File 2 T052 during above track.
*Al Roberts Jr: Telephone Rock (LP - Rockabilly Guitar Man) Frog Records
*Roy Brown: Love For Sale (LP - Cheapest Price in Town) Faith
*Lurkers: Countdown (session) @
*Alternative TV: The Good Missionary (session) @
*Devo: Social Fools (b-side 'Come Back Jonee' 7") Virgin VS 223
*Keith Armstrong: Space Boogie (single b-side An Amazing Grace) Old Knew Wave
*Files 1 & 3 end at end of show
*Tracks marked @ also on File 4
== File ==
;Name
*1) 1978-08-22 Tapes 023 and 024.mp3
*2) 1978-08-22 John Peel incomplete.mp3
*3) 1978-08-22 John Peel Radio 1 DB004 DB005.mp3
*4) 1978-08-18 Peel Show JS17
;Length
*1) 1:02:48
*2) 24:11
*3) 1:57:27
*4) 25:58
;Other
*1) Digitised by Weatherman22 from T023 and T024 of 400 Box. Roughly the first and third quarters of the show, it appears the second quarter was recorded over.
*2) File created from T052 of 400 Box, digitised by Dr_Mango. This is the last 24 minutes of the show.
*3) Created from DB004 and DB005 of Derby Box, digitised by RF
*4) Many thanks to Jimmy. Created from JS17 of JS Tapes, digitised by Weatherman22. Perhaps better quality even than the Derby Box.
;Available
*1) 
*2) 
*3) Mooo
*4) Mooo
Category:1978
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