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Elbow's Guy Garvey plays three tunes from Spiritualized, one from UB40 and one from Bizet.
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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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DJ and producer The Russian Linesman soundtracks his perfect evening in 3 tracks.
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A playlist of freaky and experimental hip-hop.
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01:00
John Peel introduces an oral and musical history of the British teenager.
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The story of the British teenager through music, archive material and reminiscences.
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John Peel continues with Merseybeat, mods and rockers, and Swinging London.
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01:00
The British teenager - the era of flower power, student protest and the road to Katmandu.
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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
1/2 Nitin Sawhney explores the work of Qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
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Linton Kwesi Johnson in concert in London in 1979, plus PINS and Cast of Thousands.
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2/2 Nitin Sawhney explores the work of Qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
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02:30
Pulp recorded at the Auto Festival in Rotherham in 2002, plus Venom and the Flaming Lips.
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Neneh Cherry tells the story of musical pioneer and cultural revolutionary Fela Kuti.
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Badly Drawn Boy at Glastonbury in 2004, plus Smoove & Turrell and Freefall in session.
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Neneh Cherry concludes the story of musical pioneer and cultural revolutionary Fela Kuti.
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Robert Plant at Glastonbury in 1993, plus Supergrass and the Andy Fraser Band in session.
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02:00
Barclay James Harvest recorded at the Golders Green Hippodrome in London in 1974.
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02:00
6 Music Recommends... the New Music Playlist in one handy bite size programme.
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03:00
Soft Machine in concert in London in 1972, plus a session from Barclay James Harvest.
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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 Flaming Lips in concert in 1996, plus Dislocation Dance and the Joy Formidable.
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The John Martyn Band in concert in London in 1981, plus Rothko and Barrington Levy.
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5/5 Four interviews from people close to Larry Levan, including Manny Lehmann.
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04:00
John Peel deals with the era of long hair, skinheads and tartan-trousered teenyboppers.
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The story of the British teenager reaches the rise and fall of punk and a disco boom.
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Happy Monday! 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 with the Wednesday Whine.
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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 and plays fresh new music and amazing classics.
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05:00
A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by Beastie Boys.
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05:00
A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by Beastie Boys.
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06:00
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With Shaun away - Nemone sits in.
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07:00
Nemone sits in for Shaun this morning.
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07:00
Nemone sits in and keeps the seat warm.
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07:00
As his Edinburgh Fringe run kicks off - Sam Simmons chats with Keaveny.
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07:00
Friday is all about Middle-Age Shout Outs.
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07:00
Mary Anne invites J. Willgoose, Esq. of Public Service Broadcasting onto the show.
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07:00
Mary Anne chats to musical comedian Harriet Braine, and has an update from the BBC Proms.
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08:00
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09:00
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Lauren Laverne has a live session from !!!.
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10:00
Lauren plays out one listener's Biorhythms, plus Just Added and a Headphones Moment.
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10:00
Lauren chats to legendary illustrator Ralph Steadman, and filmmaker and writer Ceri Levy.
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10:00
Lauren has Jane Weaver in for a live session.
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10:00
Lauren Laverne puts another listener on the decks at the Desert Island Disco.
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10:00
Huey gets your weekend cooking, providing the funk to start your Saturday right.
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10:00
Leslie Palmer MBE joins Cerys to talk about his Notting Hill Carnival Pioneers.
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Stuart Maconie chats to Graham Gouldman of 70s pop-rock band 10cc.
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13:00
Mark and Stuart: rolling out the audio towel on that 6 Music beach for you all afternoon.
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13:00
Mark and Stuart are joined by Neil Arthur and Stephen Luscombe from Blancmange.
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13:00
Mark and Stuart are joined by comedian, political satirist and writer, Mark Thomas.
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13:00
Mark Radcliffe presents solo, offering a show packed full of tunes.
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13:00
Liz Kershaw with The Hempolics.
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Thurston Moore shares his musical milestones with Matt Everitt. First broadcast in 2017.
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Elbow frontman Guy Garvey brings you songs about Venus.
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15:00
Gilles is joined by Heritage Orchestra co-founder Jules Buckley, label focus on Hyperdub.
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After a lengthy hiatus, Robin Ince returns as our resident Music Profiler.
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Steve Lamacq plays classic tracks and amazing new music.
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Lammo revisits a classic album interview with The Verve's Richard Ashcroft.
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16:00
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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Bobby Friction sits in for Jarvis Cocker with a show theme of Life on Other Planets.
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Lene Lovich, Jeremy Hardy, and The Cribs' Gary Jarman review the week's new releases.
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18:00
Craig Charles plays funk and soul sounds.
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18:00
A playlist based around music's great innovators.
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19:00
Archive sets from Magazine, I Am Kloot, Principle Edwards Magic Theatre and Folk Devils.
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Archive sets from Magazine, I Am Kloot, White Fence and Folk Devils.
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A live session from The Secret Goldfish provides tonight's musical entertainment.
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19:00
Johnny Moped, a punk band formed in London in 1974, in session.
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19:00
Iggy serves you up a sonic cocktail to start the weekend off including tracks by The Spits
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20:00
Stuart Maconie travels to the furthest flung corners of left-field music.
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Sessions from Mogwai, Dr Feelgood, Wire, The Proper Ornaments, Nic Jones.
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21:00
Johnny Moped, Flying Saucer Attack, Mulatu Astatque, Sweet Baboo, Little George in session
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21:00
Sessions from Plone, The Higsons, Magazine, Julia Jacklin, Thistletown.
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21:00
Gideon Coe plays as many tracks as he can fit into three hours.
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Tom Ravenscroft has a guest mix from psychedelic jazz collective The Heliocentrics.
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Tom meets American record producer Joe Boyd.
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Don's selections include Crucial Vinyl from the Isley Brothers.
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