09 August 1990

== Show ==
; Name
*John Peel Show
; Station
*BBC Radio One
; YYYY-MM-DD
*1990-08-09
; Comments 
*The fourth show in Peel's Fall In August strand, featuring a session repeat from the band and music from the early 80s.
*Start of show: "The Fall In August, Folio Four. A week tiptoes towards some sort of a climax with the longest of our fourteen Fall sessions from March 1983, and some scorching records from the golden grooveyard. Anyone here old enough to remember these crazy guys?"
*"Tumblin' Tumbleweeds", played here in a version by the Meat Puppets, was originally a hit for the Sons Of The Pioneers in 1934. 
== Sessions ==
*Fall, #6 (rpt). Recorded 1983-03-21. Available on The Complete Peel Sessions 1978 - 2004 (Castle Music).
== Tracklisting ==
:(8.30 p.m. news)
*Smiths: 'Hand In Glove (7") (Rough Trade)
:(JP: 'When I was looking through my running orders to select records for these programmes, I discovered that in the spring of 1983 I played this next record five times. I can't remember it at all.')
*File 2 begins
*Mighty Diamonds: 'Kinarky (7")' (Bad Gong)
*Cocteau Twins: 'The Hollow Men (LP-Garlands)' (4AD)
*Robert Wyatt: 'Shipbuilding (7")' (Rough Trade)
:(JP: 'The opposite side of the coin to the Gotcha mentality, and was there ever a better anti-war song written than that?')
*Meat Puppets: 'Tumblin' Tumbleweeds (LP-Meat Puppets)' (SST)
*M'bilia Bel, Tabu Ley Rochereau & Afrisa International: 'Lisanga Ya Bambanda (LP-Ba Gerants Ya Mabala)'
*G.L.O.B.E. & Whiz Kid: 'Play That Beat Mr. DJ (12")' (Tommy Boy Music)
*Fall: 'Smile' (Peel Session)
*Fall: 'Garden' (Peel Session)
*Fall: 'Hexen Definitive - Strife Knot' (Peel Session)
*Fall: 'Eat Yourself Fitter' (Peel Session)
:(JP: 'Even better than the LP version. I seem to remember that when I first heard that, I swooned clear away and Walters had to revive me by burning feathers beneath my nose.')
*U. Brown: 'Tu Sheng Peng (LP-Tu Sheng Peng)' (Vista Sounds)
*Seen Links, Schlösser Rechts: '托們兄好朋友 (Tuō Men Xiōng Hǎopéngyou) (7"-Untitled)' (Zensor) Since the single was untitled, John is understandably confused here. The song is is written in Chinese on the cover and means merely "(Wir Sind) Gute Freunde" = "(We're) Good Friends", as can readily be gleaned from the lyrics. He is also under under the impression that it was the band's only release, but another single, "Le Cowboy", appeared in 1988.
*Serious Drinking: 'Hangover (LP-Stranger Than Tannadice)' (Workers Playtime)
*Four Brothers: 'Makorokoto' (Serengeti Records)
*New Order: 'Ultraviolence (LP-Power, Corruption & Lies)' (Factory)
*Golinski Brothers: 'Bloody (7")' (Badge)
*Jonzun Crew: 'Pac Jam (Look Out For The OVC) (12")' (Tommy Boy Music)
:(10.00 p.m. news)
== File ==
;Name
*1) Peel Show 1990-08-09
*2) John Peel 09 Aug 1990.mp3
;Length 
*1) 01:32:36
*2) 01:25:35 (to 1:23:36)
;Other 
*1) Many thanks to the taper.
*2) Many thanks to Tim
;Available
*1) Mooo Server
*2) Mooo
;Footnotes
Category:1990
Category:Peel shows
Category:Available online
Category:Tim's Tapes