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Guy celebrates 40 years of the Voyager space probes and their fabled golden records.
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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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The British DJ and producer shares his favourite tracks for a perfect evening.
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Stuart Maconie presents a playlist of Can founder member Holger Czukay's music.
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1/2 Andy Peebles presents a profile of the American writers and producers.
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2/2 Andy Peebles presents a profile of the American writers and producers.
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Andy Peebles presents a profile of producer Mickie Most.
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1/2 A profile of British producer Glyn Johns, who worked with the Small Faces and others.
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Mary Anne Hobbs celebrates John Peel's legacy with highlights from his 80s shows.
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02:00
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02:00
Sam Bonham and Richard Pitt sit in with new music from BBC Introducing In The West.
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02:00
Steve Lamacq celebrates Nirvana's second album Nevermind, released in 1991.
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02:30
Thunder in concert in London in 1990, plus Blue States and the Cortinas in session.
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02:00
Steve Lamacq celebrates the Prodigy's 1994 release.
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Yellow Magic Orchestra in concert in 1980, plus sessions from Blow Up and Cinerama.
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Steve Lamacq looks back at (What's the Story) Morning Glory?, released in 1995 by Oasis.
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02:30
The Rezillos in concert in London in 2006, plus sessions from The Ex and Jaki Whitren.
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Steve Lamacq looks back at The Verve's 1997 release Urban Hymns, their third album.
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Quiver in concert in 1972, plus the Primevals and the Witch and the Robot in session.
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02:00
New Model Army recorded at the Berlin Eissporthalle in 1980. Presented by Chris Hawkins.
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6 Music Recommends... the New Music Playlist in one handy bite-size programme.
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Pat Travers in concert in London in 1977, plus Landshapes and Prince Far I in session.
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Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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03:30
Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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Back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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Back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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Little Boots at the Roundhouse in London in 2009, plus sessions from Racing Cars and CSS.
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Toyah recorded in concert in London in 1981, plus Seagull Strange and Loop in session.
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Andy Peebles talks to the man behind the sounds of the Beatles, the Goons and others.
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2/2 Producer Glyn Johns continues to look back over his career and work.
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1/2 Tony Visconti looks back at his work with artists such as David Bowie, T. Rex and Sparks.
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The best music to start the week.
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Amazing music to wake up to.
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Incredible music to start the day.
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The very best way to wake up.
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Fresh new music and amazing classics for Friday.
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A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album.
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A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album.
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John Connolly joins Shaun to chat about his Laurel and Hardy book.
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07:00
And Part 2 of Shaun's investigative journalism series - Cereal.
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07:00
James Acaster after 9am and Matt looks back on the life of Can's Holger Czukay.
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Plus Joe Lycett joins live.
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Including part 5 of Cereal, Music News, Middle Age Shout Outs and Murray Lachlan Young.
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07:00
Mary Anne Hobbs is joined by The Selecter's Pauline Black.
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Nihal Arthanayake sits in for Mary Anne Hobbs.
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Lauren chats to curator of the Tate's Soul of a Nation exhibition, Zoe Whitley.
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Lauren catches up with long-distance runner Jim Coles AKA Jim Gump.
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Lauren Laverne has a live session with Alvvays.
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Lauren remembers Walter Becker and Holger Czukay in the People's Playlist.
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Lauren puts one listener behind the decks at the Desert Island Disco.
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Huey Morgan with a mix of funk, punk, soul, rock and disco.
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Cerys with a playlist that will ease you into your Sunday.
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Stuart Maconie: doing the musical triple salchow on the 6Music skating rink.
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6 Music audio chef Stuart Maconie rustling up a musical feast for your ears today.
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Stuart presents the show solo. With writer and journalist Dylan Jones.
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Stuart presents the show solo. With resident musicologist, Sid Griffin.
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Stuart Maconie presents the show solo. But he is not alone.
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Nick and Simon from THe Verve are the Legend In Your Lunchtime.
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Mary Anne Hobbs celebrates John Peel's legacy with highlights from his 80s shows.
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Guy pays tribute to the late, great Walter Becker of Steely Dan.
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Gilles joins the musical dots.
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Disco expert and author Tim Lawrence helps to launch the Disco World Cup.
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After some tough ties in the first round of the Disco World Cup, titans will fall.
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Nile Rodgers talks to Steve about his career & it's the next round of the Disco World Cup.
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Steve reveals which tracks have made it to the final of the Disco World Cup.
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Steve Lamacq plays classic tracks and amazing new music.
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Another chance to hear Annie present the first of four shows on 6 Music from 2017.
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Steve Lamacq is joined by three guests to discuss the new releases.
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In session and conversation this week Rackabeat and Moneyshot, aka The Allergies.
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Tom Robinson curates a playlist of listener suggestions.
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Classic and cutting-edge music, including archive tracks from The Rezillos and The Smiths.
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The A-Z of Punk returns with 'R' for Ramones, reggae and Rob Hughes.
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Tonight Marc Riley invites Chastity Belt to play live in session.
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Classic and cutting-edge music, plus Rob Hughes and his Parallel Universe.
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Henry Rollins sits in for Iggy Pop with his own selection of songs to kick the weekend off
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Aphex Twin Featured Album.
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Sessions from The Cocteau Twins, Juliana Hatfield, John Stammers, Talisman, Sons of Kemet.
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Sessions from Tyrannosaurus Rex, The Undertones, Wolf People, Napalm Death, The Sonics.
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Sessions from Songhoy Blues, 999, Veronica falls, Buffalo Tom, The Edgar Broughton Band.
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Sessions by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Ted Chippington, Thurston Moore,The Sexual Objects.
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With a guest mix from Mercury Prize-nominated artist Sampha.
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Tom's unique mix of music including BBC Introducing tracks, and chat with Kathryn Williams
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Don's selections cross time, space and genre. R. L. Burnside provides the Crucial Vinyl.
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