Peel 138 (BFBS)

== Show ==
; Name
*John Peel's Music On BFBS
; Station
*BFBS (Germany)
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1990-03-24
; Comments
*Tape inlay reads 'March 90.' First four tracks are now confirmed to be from the 10th.
== Sessions ==
*None
== Tracklisting ==
10 March 1990 (BFBS)
*Lush: 'Leaves Me Cold (12"-Mad Love)' (4AD)
:(JP: 'I sometimes think, you know, that the whole kind of indie area, in as far as it still exists at all, is terribly sexist in a way that is more sexist than the record industry generally, which is sexist enough, but any band that comes along with sort of pale young women with boyish physiques in it always goes down enormously well, and nobody actually coems out and says, "We like this band because we fancy them like mad," but there's pictures and they're in all the music papers. They always make sure that all the promotional material much emphasises this aspect of the band, and I suppose that's showbiz.')
*Benny Profane: 'Walk Away Macbeth (LP-Dumb Luck Charm)' (Imaginary)
*Buzzcocks: 'Promises From session #2, recorded 1978-04-10. (LP-The Peel Sessions Album)' (Strange Fruit)
*Cynics: 'Business As Usual (LP-Rock'N'Roll)' (Skyclad/Get Hip Recordings)
17 March 1990 (BFBS)
*Fall: 'Extricate (CD-Extricate)' (Cog Sinister via Phonogram)
*Stiff Little Fingers: 'Nobody's Hero From session #3, recorded 1979-09-03. (LP-The Peel Sessions Album)' (Strange Fruit)
*House Of Love: 'In A Room (LP-The House Of Love)' (Fontana)
*Buttsteak: 'Wow Groovy Cool (7")' (Camp Zama International Ltd.)
*Thee Headcoats: 'Branded Link Wray cover. (LP-The Earls Of Suavedom)' (Crypt)
:(JP: 'The king of 'em all.')
*Gene Vincent: 'Well I Knocked (Bim Bam) (LP-The Gene Vincent Simgles Album)' (EMI)
:(JP: 'I only met Gene Vincent once: he made a record for a record label I had called Dandelion Records, which was produced by Kim Fowley, who wrote the sleeve notes for the other record from Norfolk, Virginia! It's amazing how these things tie together in some extraordinary way. It cost an immense amount of money, rather more I think than it should have done. A lot of it went to Kim Fowley, to be perfectly honest, but I didn't sell a great number, but I was very pleased. It wasn't a great record, but I was very pleased just to be able to say, of course, I've got a Gene Vincent record on my label....shook hands with him once, and he asked me who I was.')
31 March 1990 (BFBS)
:(JP: 'It's time for two hours of good clean fun on BFBS: Tiger Radio, with John Peel's Music. We start in the pit.')
*Tunnel Frenzies: 'In The Pit (12"-Knee Deep And Wasted)' (Probe Plus)
:(JP: 'Now something that verges on the ambient.')
*Bobby Konders: 'Nervous Acid (12"-House Rhythms)' (Nu Groove)
*Brilliant Corners: 'Love It I Lost It (12")' (McQueen)
== File ==
;Name
*Peel 138
;Length
*00:46:57
;Other
*Many thanks to Dirk.
;Available
*Mooo
;Footnotes
Category:1990
Category:Peel shows
Category:Peel Shows (Incomplete)
Category:Available online
Category:BFBS