Orange Juice - Peel Session 1980

[@cleaningmyroom1000]

Really love Edwyn Collin’s song writing and McClymont’s bass parts. A match made in heaven.

[@genki2genki]

I just happened upon them, which is weird, as I was a kid in a dull Canadian town. No reason why I should have known of them. But we had good record stores where I breathlessly purchased their much beloved 45s.

[@HrBiermann]

x 2. But in Norway.

[@elfitzedwards]

This is just wonderful

[@neil222222]

What a miss for the Peel Session vinyl release catalogue. A fantastic recording.

[@mariopollano]

Hi Mr Vibra.Thank you so much for introducing me to this channel: "Let's Play a Record".

[@Vibracobra23Miasma]

You're very welcome...it's a good channel

[@discosecret6363]

Sounds better than a lot of their proper releases. There’s a palpable energy to the performance. I assume, they were a great live band, hearing this session.

[@tommyginshop7702]

They truly were - sometimes chaotic, always entertaining. Zeke tightened them up, though with no loss to the essential genius. I nearly got married because of them, though that is another tale. My kindest regards to you :)

[@PeteAxeShields]

They were superb and I concur with Tommy GinShop, Zeke was an awesome drummer who fit the band perfectly. They were also lovely lads. I had a few cans with them in their dressing room at Retford Porterhouse in the early 80's. Zeke was a huge Al Green fan. I took some great photo's of Edwyn. Yep, top band and top lads.

[@calebrush3833]

Poor old soul one of my faves.

[@honourethefire5794]

only saw these live once a Free GLC gig in Hackney London with Jo Boxers etc good band.

[@sloppy_hand]

I almost always prefer live recordings... just got to listen to them from the first time, and much prefered this sessions to their album versions

[@alanoneill3065]

Exuberance

[@abeledades]

brilliant

[@hansdado]

one of the best ever 😤

[@minimixe]

Top jam !

[@dfrew2529]

Edwyn wearing the cover of the Flesh On My Flesh single!

[@jamierourketen]

original drummer on here was way better than the next one

[@alanoneill3065]

different approaches,,,both could do things that the other couldn't

[@alanoneill3065]

Polydor did not think so, but maybe you are more expert than they

[@alanoneill3065]

Zeke is still making original music... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXy4fGR7d6-LqZY

[@leowonderful3219]

Steven Daly was on drums here!

[@alanoneill3065]

you talk pIss..what did he do after the OJ's With totak respect to Steven Daly, Zeke played with most of the influential musicians of the 80's and onwards Whats your problem mate? Racist?

[@thecosmologist]

Amazing set

[@thomaslangbacka]

Great video - Orange Juice at their most majestic

[@markofsaltburn]

So fey they make Yo La Tengo look like Slayer. Great!

[@cameron110475]

An incredible band who were t their height here.

[@karllux-d6g]

Edwyn Caulfield.

[@soup_is_good_food5743]

Wonderful music. Can someone name the lineup on this session? Who has the lead vocal on the second track?

[@MindtheTwill99]

The line up was as follows: Edwyn Collins (Guitar, Vocals) James Kirk (Guitar, Vocals) David McClymont (Bass, Backing Vocals) Steven Daly (Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals)

[@christopherstrunk4540]

Pretty sure james kirk is singing the second song.

[@alanoneill3065]

@@christopherstrunk4540 isn't it awful

[@anders4386]

@@alanoneill3065this is a joke, right?

[@jeffjohnson9842]

The Ultimate Lineup

[@alanoneill3065]

One of Edwins projects

[@alanoneill3065]

I put on a Postcard Night at Glasgow Tech c March 1980..OJ's Josef K..the Go Betweens...OJ's set can be found on Soundcloud