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Another chance to hear Guy Garvey's live broadcast from Manchester's Central Library.
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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 presents 6 Music Recommends, where you can find the best in new music.
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Twisting the norm, DJ and producer Lee Burridge soundtracks his perfect day.
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A celebration of the music and spirit of Delia Derbyshire from the Radiophonic Workshop.
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1/4 Another chance to hear David Nicholls, author of One Day, selecting some favourite songs.
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2/4 Another chance to hear Mark Billingham's selection of songs that influenced his writing.
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3/4 Award-winning children's picture book writer Oliver Jeffers chooses his milestone tracks.
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The late Iain Banks talks about his life and favourite music.
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The very best features, interviews and documentaries from BBC 6 Music.
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Tom Robinson presents a mixtape of his personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing.
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02:00
Robert Elms tells the story of the famous venue located at 100 Oxford Street, London.
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Scorpions in London in 1991, plus sessions from Mouse on Mars and Screen 3.
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Robert Elms continues the story of the famous venue located at 100 Oxford Street, London.
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Fields of the Nephilim at Sheffield University in 1988 and a session from Warren Smith.
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Robert Elms continues his look back at the long-standing central London venue.
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Chris Rea in London in 1980, plus Alabama Shakes in session from 4 May 2012.
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Robert Elms concludes his celebration of the central London venue.
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Eddi Reader in London in 1996, plus a session from Solex recorded on 5 May 1988.
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Chris Hawkins presents The Adventures at the Dominion Theatre in London in 1988.
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New music in one handy bite-size programme.
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The Icicle Works in Stoke-on-Trent in 1985, plus John Cale and Gypsy in session.
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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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Witness at Glastonbury 1999, plus sessions from The Yardbirds and UK Decay.
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Culture Club at the Lyceum in London, plus session from Bo Ningen and Various Vegetables.
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Another chance to hear novelist Jonathan Coe selecting an hour of his favourite music.
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Another chance to hear Jake Arnott sharing the music that inspires him.
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Another chance to hear novelist Esther Freud talking about her musical influences.
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Chris Hawkins plays the best music to start the week.
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Chris Hawkins plays a mix of the best new music and surprise album tracks.
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Chris Hawkins asks listeners to get a midweek moan off their chest in Wednesday Whines.
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Chris Hawkins blends chilled tunes with big tracks.
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Chris Hawkins kicks off the weekend with the best early morning music.
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A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by Anna Calvi.
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A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by Anna Calvi.
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Comedian Jack Rooke joins Shaun to chat about his BBC3 series Happy Man.
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Prof Brian Cox can't make the weekly chat, so Shaun talks about avocados instead.
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Shaun continues his series of drum masterclasses by talking to Clem Burke from Blondie.
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Friday means Middle-Age Shout Outs, plus poet Murray Lachlan Young joins Shaun.
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07:00
Mary Anne poses six burning questions to Chuck D of Public Enemy and Prophets of Rage.
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Mary Anne Hobbs plays super sweet tunes from Thundercat, Dauwd and more...
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Lauren Laverne is joined by Jon Savage, who chats about his latest compilation.
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Lauren Laverne plays out one listener's Biorhythms.
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Lauren Laverne has a live session from Northumbrian folk five-piece The Unthanks.
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Poet, spoken word artist and playwright Kate Tempest joins Lauren in the Live Room.
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Lauren Laverne puts one listener behind the decks at the Desert Island Disco.
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Huey Morgan from Fun Lovin' Criminals brings his own brand of music to the station.
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Cerys is joined by Thomasina Miers to talk about her book Home Cook: Live and Eat Well.
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Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie present music and chat.
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Mark and Stuart hear from Julian Barratt and Simon Farnaby about their new comedy film.
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Mark and Stuart are joined by singer Jane Weaver.
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Mark and Stuart are joined by Eno Williams of Ibibio Sound Machine.
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Mark and Stuart chat to writer Rachel Felder.
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Michael Head, former frontman of Shack and the Pale Fountains, chats about his new album.
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1/2 Power pop fanatic Katie Puckrik sizes up the genre's history and highlights.
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Guy returns with a lovely tribute to his friend Kevin Garcia from Grandaddy.
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Laura Misch is in the studio to discuss her debut LP, Playground.
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Tom Ravenscroft sits in for Steve Lamacq with classic tracks and amazing new music.
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Lammo announces the BBC Introducing line-up at the 2017 Great Escape festival.
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Richard Jobson of The Skids joins Steve to reflect on the band's 1979 debut album.
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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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Jarvis Cocker goes on a personal nocturnal journey through the world of sleep.
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Lammo is joined by Sarah Cracknell, Mark Morriss and Tom Ravenscroft.
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A 6 Music listener shares their love of funk and soul in the Spinage au Trois.
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Tom Robinson is joined by Sam Lee to curate the listening choices of the 6 Music audience
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Marc Riley has a session from London-based project Manuela.
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Teenage Fanclub provide Marc's classic archive performance.
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Marc Riley has a live session from Wesley Gonzalez of Let's Wrestle fame.
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Marc Riley has a live session from Steve Jefferis and Andy Hodson, aka Warm Digits.
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Iggy Pop serves up another sonic cocktail including Hinds, Thurston Moore and Noveller.
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Stuart celebrates the music of Delia Derbyshire and finalises his 100 Freaky Tracks.
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As many tracks as Gideon can manage, including sessions and concerts from the BBC archive.
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Sessions from Laura J Martin, The Psychedelic Furs, Benny Profane and Cocteau Twins.
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Sessions from Amadou & Mariam, Lush, Higher Authorities, James King and The Lone Wolves.
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Sessions from AM 60, Go Kart Mozart, Brian Jonestown Massacre and Hooded Fang.
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Tom Ravenscroft introduces a guest mix put together by West Norwood Cassette Library.
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Tom Robinson is joined by vocalist Kate Dimbleby for a live session.
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The Don's selections cross time, space and genre, plus his Crucial Vinyl is by The Strokes
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