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John Peel - FabricLive. 07

Label:
Catalog#:
Fabric14, FABRIC14
Format:
CD, Compilation, Mixed
Country:
UK
Released:
Dec 2002
Genre:
Electronic, Reggae, Rock
Style:
Reggae, Southern Rock, Drum n Bass, Indie Rock, Tech House

Tracklist

1a Asa-Chang & Junray  -  Hana (Excerpt) 1:14
    Arranged By - Asa-Chang & Junray
  Producer, Written-by [Words & Music] - Asa-Chang
1b   BBC Commentary, 1981 European Cup Final - Liverpool v Real Madrid (Excerpt)
    Voice [Commentator] - Peter Jones (5)
2 Soledad Brothers, The*  -  Break 'Em Down 3:15
    Written By - Johnny Walker
3 Don Carlos (2)  -  Late Night Blues 3:40
    Producer - Bunny Lee
  Written By - Al Campbell
4 MC Det  -  Hipsteppin' 3:41
    Co-producer - Ed Solo
  Written By - E. Bickley , Joseph Ellington
5 Velvelettes, The  -  Needle In A Haystack 2:26
    Producer, Written-By - Norman Whitfield
  Written By - William Stevenson
6 Bad Livers, The  -  Lust For Life 1:53
    Producer - Paul Leary
  Written By - David Bowie , Iggy Pop
7 Trouble Funk  -  Let's Get Small 4:04
    Written By - James Avery , Robert Reed , Tony Fisher
8 Capris, The  -  There's A Moon Out Tonight 2:10
    Written By - T. Guadagno , T. Mincieli
9 Fall, The  -  Mr. Pharmacist 2:16
    Producer - John Leckie
10 Christian Smith & John Selway  -  15.5 Remake 6:36
    Written By - Christian Smith , John Selway
11 Jimmy Reed  -  Too Much 2:18
12 Maloko  -  In The Midnight Hour 3:27
    Written By - Steve Cropper , Wilson Pickett
13 Derrick Morgan  -  Moon Hop 3:04
    Composed By - Derrick Morgan
14 Datsuns, The  -  In Love 2:52
    Recorded By - Liam Watson , Richard Woodcraft
  Written By - Datsuns, The
15 Kingswoods, The  -  Purty Vacant 2:38
    Producer - Kingswoods, The , Leigh Wayper
  Written By - Cook/Rotten/Matlock/Jonerss
16 Sinthetix  -  Liar 3:29
    Written By - R. Fairchild
17 Culture  -  Lion Rock (Peel Session) 4:32
    Engineer [Recording] - Mike Robinson
  Producer [Recording] - Dale Griffin
  Written By - Joseph Hill
18 Act 1  -  Tom The Peeper 1:33
    Composed By - Raeford Gerald
19a Joy Division  -  Love Will Tear Us Apart 3:18
    Producer - Martin Hannett
  Written By - Bernard Sumner , Ian Curtis , Peter Hook , Stephen Morris
19b   BBC Commentary, 1978 European Cup Final - Liverpool v FC Bruges (Excerpt)
    Voice [Commentator] - Alan Parry
20 Elementz Of Noize  -  Clock 4:12
    Producer, Written-By - Alan Clark (3)
21 Cheviot Ranters, The  -  Corn Rigs Tunes 0:39
    Written By - B. Anderson/G. Mitchell/D. Smailes/P. Sutherland/J. Thompson
22 Marc Smith vs. Safe n' Sound  -  Identify The Beat 6:27
    Written By - Jonathon Kneath , Marc Smith , Pete Richardson
23 Kop Choir, The  -  You'll Never Walk Alone 1:29
    Written By - Hammerstein , Rodgers
24 Undertones, The  -  Teenage Kicks 2:26
    Written By - O'Neill

Credits

DJ Mix - John Peel

Notes

CD comes in a metal case with cardboard sleeve.

(P) 2002 Fabric Records Ltd.
(C) 2002 Fabric Records Ltd.

Made in Europe
MCPS
Barcode: 0802560001424

Cat# appears as Fabric14 on cardboard sleeve and as FABRIC14 on CD.

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Reviews & Discussion

Review by Irishpob Sep 10, 2008
This isn't really a "mix" in the traditional sense, as all the other Fabric releases are, more of a collection of tunes that influenced Peel over the years, along with some material that he was interested in at the time. That is what makes it so appealing.

The great man once admitted he couldn't mix two records to save his life, but this compilation holds that special appeal that his radio show had. It lumps a whole load of different genres together and holds your attention for the duration, no matter what your musical taste. Brilliant.
Rated 5/5
Review by behemoth Dec 07, 2002
Now this really is something special. 100% unique. This is Mr Peel's first ever compilation/mix CD, which is interesting considering that he is 63 years old. I don't know about anyone else, but my copy comes in an embossed metal tin encased in a cardboard sleeve, which makes it even more essential than it already is. And if, like me, you are a Liverpool supporter, this will be extra special due to the Liverpool commentary he sneaks in. John Peel is a national treasure, there's no doubt about it.