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Laura Marling shares some of her formative musical moments in 2017.
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Lauren Laverne curates an hour of her favourite new releases.
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Tom Ravenscroft curates an hour of his favourite new music.
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Beautiful new music of every texture, colour and origin.
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Steve Lamacq and trusted guide DJs share the best new music.
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Anglo-Czech electronic musician Emika soundtracks her perfect evening in three tracks.
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Afro-futurist poet and musician Moor Mother compiles a 60-minute playlist.
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A look at The Small Faces' 1968 release Ogden's Nut Gone Flake with members of the band.
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Keith Richards discusses the Rolling Stones' 1969 release with Roger Scott
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Roger Scott takes a look back at the group's 1969 masterpiece.
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Robbie Robertson of the Band talks to Roger Scott about their self-titled 1969 album.
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01:00
The very best features, interviews and documentaries from BBC 6 Music.
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02:00
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02:00
Tom Robinson presents a mixtape of his personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing.
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02:00
Richard Hawley explores the influence of seafaring industries on British popular culture.
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02:30
The Strokes at the University of London in 2005, plus Moby and Wild River Apples.
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02:00
Richard Hawley travels the length and breadth of the UK on a unique tour of the coast.
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02:30
Cozy Powell in London in 1980, plus sessions from The Chills and +44.
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Richard Hawley continues his tour of seafaring towns in the UK.
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02:30
Placebo at the Manchester Academy in 1998, plus Folk Implosion and 13th Hole in session.
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Richard Hawley continues his tour of the coast of the UK.
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02:30
Red Hot Chili Peppers at Reading Festival 1994, The Lancashire Hot Pots and Nephu Huzzband
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02:00
Chris Hawkins presents The Band live in Washington, USA, in 1976.
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02:00
New music in one handy bite-size programme.
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03:00
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Molly Hatchett in London in 1979, plus sessions from Younghusband and Gillan.
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03:30
Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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03:30
Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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03:30
Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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03:30
Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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03:00
Black Slate in London in 1980, plus sessions from Tula and Alexis Korner.
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03:00
Marshall Hain in London in 1979, plus sessions from The Small Faces and Bauhaus.
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Brian Wilson discusses the Beach Boys' 1966 masterpiece.
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Ian Anderson discusses the 1971 Jethro Tull album Aqualung.
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Pete Townshend talks to Roger Scott about the Who's 1971 classic Who's Next.
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Jon Hillcock sits in for Chris Hawkins with the best music to start the week.
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Jon Hillcock sits in for Chris Hawkins and plays a mix of the best new music.
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05:00
Jon Hillcock sits in for Chris Hawkins and asks listeners to get a moan off their chest.
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05:00
Jon Hillcock sits in for Chris Hawkins and blends chilled tunes with big tracks.
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05:00
Jon Hillcock sits in for Chris Hawkins with the best early morning music.
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05:00
Jon Hillcock sits in for Chris Hawkins with a great mix of music for the weekend.
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05:00
Jon Hillcock sits in for Chris Hawkins with a great mix of music for the weekend.
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Shaun Keaveny is joined by Jon Ronson, who chats about his upcoming live show.
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07:00
Simon Rimmer and Ken Bruce wish Shaun a happy anniversary.
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07:00
Irreverent music lover Shaun serves up music, features and entertainment.
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07:00
Thursday sees Shaun on the search for Earworms once again, plus more #10LONGyearsofkeaveny
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07:00
Shaun Keaveny celebrates ten years as breakfast host with Maximo Park playing live.
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07:00
Mary Anne speaks to two artists who have just bought Nina Simone's childhood home.
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07:00
Mary Anne is joined by Perfume Genius aka the Seattle-based solo artist Mike Hadreas.
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08:00
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09:00
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Lauren has a live session from Sampha featuring tracks from his recent album Process.
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10:00
Following one of Lauren's favourite LPs of 2016, Amber Arcades are back in the Live Room.
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10:00
Portishead's Geoff Barrow & composer Ben Salisbury discuss their soundtrack for Free Fire.
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10:00
Slowdive return after 22 years away and join Lauren in the Live Room.
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10:00
Lauren Laverne puts one listener behind the decks at the Desert Island Disco.
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10:00
Huey Morgan from Fun Lovin' Criminals brings his own brand of music to the station.
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10:00
Min Kym chats to Cerys about her new book, Gone: A Girl, a Violin, a Life Unstrung.
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11:00
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Mark and Stuart present their all-you-can-hear running buffet of audio delights.
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Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie are joined by actress and singer Jane Birkin.
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Stuart Maconie is joined by composer and performer Anna Meredith.
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Stuart presents solo and talks to musicians and producers Danger Mouse and Sam Cohen.
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Mark Radcliffe presents solo, joined by Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson.
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13:00
Liz Kershaw chats to Phil Odgers from The Men They Couldn't Hang about his new solo album.
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13:00
Lionel Shriver chooses an hour of favourite tracks and talks about what they mean to her.
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14:00
Bobby Friction takes the reins of the Finest Hour and presents live from Media City.
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15:00
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15:00
Gilles has the first instalment of 2017's All Winners. Nothing but the best records!
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Steve Lamacq plays classic tracks and amazing new music.
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16:00
Steve Lamacq plays classic tracks and amazing new music.
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16:00
Steve celebrates the 40th birthday of an album that would define the beginning of punk.
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Steve Lamacq plays classic tracks and amazing new music.
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Steve Lamacq plays amazing new music and classic tracks.
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16:00
Steven Johnson chats about his book Wonderland: How Play Made the Modern World.
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Steve Lamacq is joined by Simon Raymonde, Felix White and Louisa Roach.
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18:00
Craig Charles catches up with American R&B performer Geno Washington.
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18:00
Tom Robinson curates the listening choices of the 6 Music audience.
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Marc Riley has a session from BC Camplight, aka Brian Christinzio.
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19:00
Marc Riley has a live session from Canadian-American musician Devon Sproule.
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19:00
Marc brings his unique taste in classic and cutting-edge music.
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19:00
Marc Riley is joined by The Wave Pictures for a live session.
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19:00
Iggy plays tracks by the likes of Miles Davis, The Sonics, Skinny Girl Diet and Mitski.
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Stuart Maconie chats to drummer Charles Hayward, founding member of This Heat.
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XTC at Golders Green in 1978, plus Boards of Canada, A Certain Ratio, Caribou and others.
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21:00
Laura Marling in concert, plus tracks from The Beatles, Fire Engines, Pale Saints and more
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21:00
The Label of Love is Charly Records, plus sessions from The Sundays, Dinosaur Jr and more.
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21:00
Green on Red in concert from 1985, plus sessions from Misty in Roots, Cud and others.
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Tom Ravenscroft has a guest mix from American multi-instrumentalist Delicate Steve.
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Tom Robinson is joined by former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft for musical chat.
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Don's selections cross time, space and genre and include Crucial Vinyl from Nina Simone.
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