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Kojey Radical steps into Guy Garvey's size 9s today to present a lovingly crafted show.
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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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Lee from London DJ and production duo Plump DJs soundtracks his perfect evening.
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Richard Dawson compiles a playlist of his favourite oddities and obscurities.
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01:00
Documentary series about Jamaican popular music with Linton Kwesi Johnson.
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01:00
Linton Kwesi Johnson concludes his 10-part history of Jamaican music.
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Blaxploitation actress Pam Grier presents episode 1 of her history of funk music.
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Blaxploitation actress Pam Grier continues her history of funk music.
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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
The series begins with a look at the early days of the UK rock scene.
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02:30
Nick Lowe and his Cowboy Outfit live in 1984, plus Johnny Moped and The Bloodfire Posse.
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The series continues with an exploration of art rock.
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02:30
Atomic Rooster live in London in 1972, plus Cashier No 9 and The Wedding Present.
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Featuring contributions from the late Tommy Ramone, John Lydon and Pete Shelley.
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The Lords of the New Church in London in 1982, plus Y Niwl and Led Zeppelin.
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The series concludes with a look at the development of the indie music scene.
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Kasabian at Hull University in 2004, plus Head of David and Spare Snare.
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Chris Hawkins presents Ride at the Town and Country Club in London in 1991.
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New music in one handy bite-size programme.
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The Climax Blues Band in London in 1975, plus The Wild Swans and Tim Burgess.
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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
The Verve at Reading Festival in 1997, plus Nic Jones and Apes, Pigs and Spacemen.
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03:00
Focus in London in 1973, plus Gore recorded on 9 July 1991 and Ozric Tentacles from 1995.
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Linton Kwesi Johnson continues his history of Jamaican music with a look at dub and DJs.
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04:00
Blaxploitation actress Pam Grier presents the final part of her history of funk.
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04:00
Steve Lamacq looks back on the events of 1976, which led to the explosion of punk music.
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05:00
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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05:00
Chris Hawkins asks listeners to get a midweek moan off their chest in the Wednesday Whine.
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05:00
Chris Hawkins blends chilled tunes with big tracks.
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05:00
A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by The Chemical Brothers.
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05:00
A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by The Chemical Brothers.
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05:00
A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by The Chemical Brothers.
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06:00
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07:00
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Author John Niven joins Shaun Keaveny to chat about his new book, No Good Deed.
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07:00
Tim Burgess and Sharon Horgan join Shaun to chat about the new Charlatans track.
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07:00
Stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard joins Shaun Keaveny to chat about his new book.
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07:00
Author Will Storr joins Shaun, plus Matt Everitt chats with Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters.
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07:00
Friday is all about Middle-Age Shout Outs - get involved via #MASOs.
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07:00
Gemma Cairney sits in for Mary Anne Hobbs and talks to comedian Dane Baptiste.
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07:00
Gemma Cairney sits in for Mary Anne Hobbs with the Sunday morning show.
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08:00
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09:00
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Lauren Laverne picks three listener-selected tracks to help kick-start the week.
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10:00
Lauren Laverne welcomes singer-songwriter and musician Lucy Rose to the 6 Music Live Room.
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10:00
Hempolics join Lauren Laverne in the 6 Music Live Room.
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10:00
Lauren Laverne talks to Bella Union founder and former Cocteau Twin Simon Raymonde.
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10:00
Underworld's Karl Hyde gives Lauren his Desert Island Disco mix.
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10:00
Huey gets the weekend cooking, providing the funk to start Saturday right.
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10:00
Cerys talks about the Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award and SLAMBassadors.
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Mark Radcliffe presents from the Manchester International Festival, joined by Billy Bragg.
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Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie present live from Manchester International Festival.
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Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie present live from Manchester International Festival.
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13:00
Mark and Stuart continue their run of shows from Manchester International Festival.
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Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie present live from Manchester International Festival.
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Liz Kershaw chats to Peter Garrett, frontman of Australian band Midnight Oil.
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Maccabees guitarist Felix White looks back on the band's career as they call it a day.
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14:00
Guy Garvey is live in festival square for The Manchester International Festival.
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Words and music with Lord Echo, freestyle from Madison Washington and 'F' for First Word.
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Thanet Visitor Information Centre represents Margate in the Tourist Board Tussle.
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Steve Lamacq plays classic tracks and amazing new music.
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Steve has a session from Fleet Foxes, recorded specially at the BBC's Maida Vale studios.
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Orkney bids for listeners' long weekends in the next stop on the Tourist Board Tussle.
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Steve Lamacq hears from Cheshire in the fourth stop on the Tourist Board Tussle.
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Ron and Russell delve into their record collection.
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Steve Lamacq is joined by Liela Moss, Nemone and Chris Baio to review the new releases.
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18:00
Craig Charles hears from LaSharVu, who is at the 2017 Manchester International Festival.
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18:00
Tom Robinson curates the ultimate new music playlist using listener suggestions.
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Marc Riley has Kathryn Williams in session.
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Cowtown join Marc live in the studio to play tracks from their new album.
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19:00
Marc Riley has a session from Little Barrie.
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19:00
One man and his digital play-out system.
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Iggy serves up a sonic cocktail to kick the weekend off.
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20:00
Stuart talks to Richard Dawson about his latest album, Peasant.
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Gideon Coe has sessions from Hooded Fang, Bauhaus, Cinerma, Firehose and Bonobo.
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21:00
Gideon has sessions from The Only Ones, The Loft, Charlie Feathers and Kathryn Williams.
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21:00
Gideon Coe has sessions from Tamikrest, Cian Ciarian, Grandaddy and Orquesta La Clave.
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Gideon Coe has sessions from Weekend, David Bowie, Mad Professor and The Owl Service.
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Tom Ravenscroft has a guest mix from musican and producer The Haxan Cloak.
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Tom's joined by Palestinian rapper Mahmood Jrere and launches the After Hour.
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Don's selections cross time, space and genre, plus his Crucial Vinyl is by Little Axe.
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