Kaisers

The Kaisers were a Scottish beat band between 1992 and 2002 formed in Edinburgh, Scotland. The band recorded several albums and singles under a number of record labels, including No-Hit Records, Bedrock Records, Wild Wild Records and Get Hip Records. Their final album, Shake Me! was released under Get Hip Records. Former members have been associated with The Bristols and Janey And The Ravemen since the disbanding of the group.
==Links to Peel==
Peel was a fan of much of the 60's Merseybeat music scene and the Kaisers were heavily influenced by that. He seemed to have first played the Kaisers in January 1995 and mentioned on his 10 February 1995 show, that his favourite current record is the Kaisers' She's Gonna Two Time. 
Impressed by their material, he invited the band to do a session for his show in March 1995, where they performed five tracks. Further material from the band were played by Peel until the early 00's, but by that time, the group had split.
After Peel's death, it was later found out that he had a couple of their albums in his Record Collection: K.
==Sessions==
1. Recorded: 1995-03-05. First Broadcast: 25 March 1995
*Watch Your Step / Don't Come Back / Loopy Lu / Valley Of The Kaisers / Time To Go
==Other Shows Played==
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*28 January 1995: Don't Ask Me (7" - Beat Session No 1) Bedrock
*03 February 1995: She's Gonna Two Time (7 inch) Spinout Records
*04 February 1995 (BFBS): 'Don't Ask Me (7"-Beat Session No.1)' (Bedrock) plus a snatch of You've Got To Keep Her Under Hand
*10 February 1995: She's Gonna Two Time (7 inch) Spinout Records
*11 February 1995: Let's Stomp (EP - Beat Sessions No 1) Bedrock
*11 February 1995 (BBC World Service): 'Don't Ask Me (7"-Beat Session No. 1)' (Bedrock)
*11 February 1995 (BFBS): 'She's Gonna Two Time (7")' (Spinout)
*18 February 1995 (BFBS): 'Let's Stomp (7"-Beat Session No. 1)' (Bedrock)
*18 February 1995 (BBC World Service): 'She's Gonna Two Time (7")' (Spinout)
*18 February 1995 (BFBS): 'She's Gonna Two Time (7")' (Spinout)
*25 February 1995 (BBC World Service): 'Let's Stomp (7"-Beat Session No. 1)' (Bedrock)
*10 March 1995: 'She's Gonna Two Time (7 inch)' (Spinout)
*24 March 1995: 'Let's Stomp (7 inch EP-Beat Session No 1)' (Bedrock)
*28 April 1995: 'Leave My Kitten Alone (LP-Beat It Up)' (No Hit/Imperial Wireless)
*06 May 1995 (BFBS): 'Leave My Kitten Alone (CD-Beat It Up!)' (No Hit)
*12 May 1995: 'Leave My Kitten Alone (CD-Beat It Up!)' (No Hit)
*02 June 1995: ‘Liquorice Twitch (LP - Beat It Up)’ No Hit Records
*17 June 1995 (BFBS): 'Liquorice Twitch (LP-Beat It Up!)' (No Hit)
;1998
*08 April 1998: I Will (LP - Wishing Street) Imperial Wireless
*14 April 1998: Time To Go (album - Wishing Street) No Hit 
*15 April 1998: Shame (CD - Wishing Street) Imperial Wireless
*23 April 1998: I Will (album - Wishing Street) No Hit 
*April 1998 (FSK): I Will (CD - Wishing Street) No Hit
;1999
*01 July 1999: What You Gonna Say (single) Screaming Apple
*08 July 1999 (Radio Eins): What You Gonna Say? (7") Screaming Apple
*15 July 1999: 'What You Gonna Say? (7")' (Screaming Apple)
;2001
*08 November 2001: She’s Gonna Two Time (single) Spinout
;2002
*05 December 2002: She's Gonna Two Time (LP - Beat It Up!) No Hit
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
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