Peel 038 (BFBS)

== Show ==
; Name
*John Peel's Music On BFBS
; Station
*BFBS (Germany)
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1986-07/08-00
; Comments
*Tape inlay reads 'Week 29, 30, 31, 32 / 86'.
== Sessions ==
*None
== Tracklisting ==
17 July 1986 (BFBS)
*Slammers: 'Don't Push Me Around' (YouTube)
*Blue Aeroplanes: '30-Love (LP-Tolerance)' (Fire)
*Housemartins: 'Freedom (LP-London 0 Hull 4)' (Go! Discs)
:(JP: 'Too much of it about if you ask me: people talking in the streets, combing their hair. I'd put an end to it if I was you.')
24 July 1986 (BFBS)
:(JP: 'This next is for Alan Smith who writes to me from Nicosia, who doesn't like Bog-Shed, so naturally there's a Bog-Shed record coming up shortly, but not just yet. Instead, I'm going to play a record he actually wants to hear.')
*Cocteau Twins: 'Alas Dies Laughing (12"-Lullabies)' (4AD)
*Bog-Shed: 'Tried To Hide But Forced To Howl (LP-Step On It)' (Shelfish)
:(JP: 'At this very moment, Bog-Shed are in studios in London recording their third session in a year for my domestic radio programmes, the first band ever to do three in a year. Not even the mighty Fall have done that, although they've just become the first band ever to record ten sessions for the programme. This is most interesting, isn't it? Especially as most of you'd never get to hear them anyway.') Unfortunately, John is wrong on all counts. Fairport Convention had recorded five in 1968 and eleven overall. Bog-Shed's third session was recorded on 17 July 1986, but was only their second in that year. The Fall's tenth was recorded on 29 June.
31 July 1986 (BFBS)
*David Thomas: 'Sloop John B (12"-Vocal Performances)' (Rough Trade) Recorded on a portable cassette recorder at the Hotel Slavia in London. A Beach Boys "cover."
:(JP: 'I think if he were to do that on the streets of London he'd be detained, and quite rightly so. I don't see that that's going to leap into my list of all time favourite records, but as I say, I exist only to please you, the listener. Now something relatively conventional.')
*Jesus & Mary Chain: 'Some Candy Talking (7")' (Blanco Y Negro)
*Clan Of Xymox: '7th Time (LP-Clan Of Xymox)' (4AD)
*Beathoovers: 'Yes I Know (7"-4 Track Mind EP)' (Hooverbeat Productions) This band come from Dusseldorf in Germany: John informs us that he spent his summer holidays there once, and it rained "without cessation." He also mistakenly announces them as Hooverbeat (the label name).
*Wencke Myrhe: 'John Peel (Lucille) (LP-Album)' (Ariola)
07 August 1986 (BFBS)
*Tender Lugers: 'That's Really Something (12"-Johnny Orgy)' (Kick!)
*Eugene Chadbourne: 'Why Kids Go To School (LP-Corpses Of Foreign War)' (Fundamental)
*Everything But The Girl: 'Draining The Bar (7"-Come On Home)' (Blanco Y Negro / WEA)
== File ==
;Name
*Peel 038
;Length
*00:46:59
;Other
*Many thanks to taper.
;Available
*Mooo
;Footnotes
Category:1986
Category:Peel shows
Category:Peel Shows (Incomplete)
Category:Available online
Category:BFBS