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Posted: **20 Feb 2009, 18:27**

A question about Wayne's comments on a m*****n album but clearly Sisters related

I've just bought The m*****n Live at the BBC recordings

, and reading the insert, Wayne states that he would love to have played a Peel session with the m*****n & that although the Sisters did play 'a' Peel session that was long before he joined. Trouble is the Sisters played two Peel session and one of them was in 1984 with Wayne.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/johnpeel/se ... rsofmercy/

Just wondered if there was a story behind this, has Wayne lost his memory, or was he ill at the time, or does it not matter?

Anyway, any light that can be shed would be appreciated. Cheers

Posted: **20 Feb 2009, 18:31**

Verrrrry interesting.

Maybe he just forgot. It was 24 and a half years ago...

Posted: **20 Feb 2009, 18:41**

Maybe, but wasn't just a passing comment. He builds up to it, the first half of the CD insert is dedicated to his childhood listening to Peel sessions & his dissapointment that he never got to play a session for the great man of alt radio.

Or maybe he didn't write it, the lazy bugger

Posted: **20 Feb 2009, 18:58**

I mentioned that on the mish forum when the album was released but there was no reply.
He probably just forgot it

Posted: **21 Feb 2009, 09:43**

I posted it on the Mish forum as well, and got a simiilar response, hence the question here. Ho Hum

Posted: **21 Feb 2009, 10:02**

Peely never liked The Mish-he wouldnae give 'em the time

plus Wayne has a pickled brain

Posted: **23 Feb 2009, 08:50**

weebleswobble wrote:Peely never liked The Mish-he wouldnae give 'em the time

...Like about 90% on Heartland

Posted: **23 Feb 2009, 10:04**

Norman Hunter wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:Peely never liked The Mish-he wouldnae give 'em the time
...Like about 90% on Heartland

Check those statistics again, my friend, I guess there are many fans here, including myself ...

Posted: **23 Feb 2009, 10:34**

He simply forgot....

@ Norman: Not 90% indeed; unfortunately!

Posted: **23 Feb 2009, 11:46**

paul wrote:Check those statistics again, my friend, I guess there are many fans here, including myself ...

Okay, 88% - BTW I liked t'Mish too!

Posted: **23 Feb 2009, 12:30**

I think the story is that they recorded the session (with Radcliffe) but never met the man?

Posted: **26 Feb 2009, 00:11**

paul wrote: Check those statistics again, my friend, I guess there are many fans here, including myself ...

You're right, Paul. I think a lot of Sisters like the m*****n, too. At least I do and I saw the last 2 shows at Shepheards Bush nearly 1 year ago and the last show was f***ing brilliant!

Posted: **26 Feb 2009, 00:24**

Karst wrote:I think the story is that they recorded the session (with Radcliffe) but never met the man?

At least he met James Whale

Posted: **26 Feb 2009, 00:48**

Big Si wrote:
Karst wrote:I think the story is that they recorded the session (with Radcliffe) but never met the man?
At least he met James Whale

He probably doesn't remember that either though

Posted: **26 Feb 2009, 00:55**

silentNate wrote:
Big Si wrote:
Karst wrote:I think the story is that they recorded the session (with Radcliffe) but never met the man?
At least he met James Whale
He probably doesn't remember that either though

islamic protest against whale? quite justified.

Posted: **26 Feb 2009, 13:35**

silentNate wrote:
Big Si wrote:
Karst wrote:I think the story is that they recorded the session (with Radcliffe) but never met the man?
At least he met James Whale
He probably doesn't remember that either though

Blue-Nun-tastic!

Posted: **05 Mar 2009, 10:43**

weebleswobble wrote:Peely never liked The Mish-he wouldnae give 'em the time

Yes, I remember Serpents Kiss making Peels Festive 50 in 1986 & the great man being a bit dismissive of it's entry.

I think he said something like "Surprised to see that, I would have thought it was more Janice (Long) than me"

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