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Singer song-writer Michael Kiwanuka brings his own unique taste to 6 Music.
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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 Finnish DJ/producer shares favourite tracks and a mix from techno pioneer Derrick May.
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Thundercat compiles a playlist of musical influences.
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Robbie Robertson shares the musical milestones of his life. First broadcast in 2011.
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Movie director Quentin Tarantino shares his musical milestones with Matt Everitt in 2013.
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Another chance to hear Alice Cooper sharing his musical milestones with Matt Everitt.
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Another chance to hear Brian Wilson sharing his musical milestones with Matt Everitt.
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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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In 1999, Joe Strummer became a DJ for the BBC World Service - this is how he sounded.
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Violent Femmes in concert in 1991. Plus BBC sessions from Skinned Teen and Little George.
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In 1999, Joe Strummer became a DJ for the BBC World Service - this is how he sounded.
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Zzebra in concert in 1975, plus Just Handshakes (We're British) and the Yardbirds.
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3/12 In 1999, Joe Strummer became a DJ for the BBC World Service - this is how he sounded.
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Aqualung at Summer Sundae in Leicester in 2003, plus Pussycat Trash and Done Lying Down.
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10/12 In 1999, Joe Strummer became a DJ for the BBC World Service - this is how he sounded.
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Todd Rundgren's Utopia in concert in 1977, plus Days in December and the Birthday Party.
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The Levellers recorded at Glastonbury in 1992. 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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Silverhead in concert in 1973, plus Juliana Hatfield and Foreheads in a Fishtank.
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Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.
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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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Tower of Power in concert in Paris 1975 plus the Sugarcubes, Wreckless Eric and Beardyman.
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Eddi Reader in concert in 1996, plus sessions from Radar Bros and the Mighty Lemon Drops.
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DJ Shadow shares his musical milestones in an interview first broadcast in 2011.
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Charlie Watts shares his musical milestones in an interview first broadcast in 2011.
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Another chance to hear Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips discussing his key musical moments.
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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 by Television.
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A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by Television.
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Shaun continues the 6 Music Recommends Albums of the Year countdown.
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Rebecca Front joins after 9am.
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Plus - the history of the mince pie in four parts.
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Shaun is after your Earworms and Liz Kershaw picks her Album of the Year.
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Shaun is after your Middle Age Shout Outs.
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Mary Anne poses six pressing questions to comedian Bill Bailey.
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Mary Anne is joined by the founder of Big Fish Little Fish family raves Hannah Saunders.
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Ravers sits in and asks listeners to share motivational tunes to help kick-start the week.
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Ravers sits in for Lauren and plays another's listener's trio of Biorhythm tunes.
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Ravers has this week's Memory Tapes, a celebration of a listener's favourite playlist.
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Tom Ravenscroft sits in and is joined in session by Washed Out, aka Ernest Greene.
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Tom 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 is joined by James Brown trombonist Fred Wesley.
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Mark and Stuart are joined by comedian Joe Lycett.
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Mark and Stuart chat to Australian electro-pop group Confidence Man.
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Mark Radcliffe & Stuart Maconie: Layering quality tunes and banter to make a radio lasagne
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Mark and Stuart talk to Hollywood screenwriter Aaron Sorkin.
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Mark and Stuart are joined by folk group The Unthanks.
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A Legend In Your Lunchtime, themed suggestions and a listeners All Killer No Filler album.
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Matt Everitt talks to Beck Hansen about the first key musical moments in his career.
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Singer-songwriter Michael Kiwanuka takes us on a journey to Africa.
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Gilles joins the musical dots.
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Steve brings the best music, classic tracks, archive sessions and forgotten treasures.
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Find out how today's faring for our Good Day Bad Day caller.
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Find out how today's faring for our Good Day Bad Day caller.
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Amy Lamé, Rob Deering and John Robb join Steve to recap some of the year's big releases.
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The Damned and Ruts DC are live at Maida Vale, plus Brix Smith Start and Stuart Pearce.
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Jarvis presents some 'on location' recording he did at The KLF event earlier this year.
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Amy Lamé, Rob Deering & John Robb join Steve to recap some of the year's big releases.
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Craig's guest is multi-percussionist Mark 'Snowboy' Cotgrove.
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A playlist of listener suggestions.
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Behind the first door in Marc's advent calendar - Kid Congo and The Pink Monkey Birds!
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Marc Riley bears Christmas gifts early tonight as Pins join us for a live set.
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Hookworms delivering some psychedelic noise rock courtesy of Leeds and Halifax.
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Shopping are a post punk trio based in London Village.
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The Unthanks sit in for Iggy Pop curating two hours of music from artists they love.
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John Maus talks to Stuart about his album Screen Memories.
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Sessions from The Bonzo Dog Band, One Thousand Violins, Gulp, Yummy Fur and Thomas Mapfumo
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Sessions from The Pastels, Let's Wrestle, Fiat Lux, Jeff Beck Group, The Handsome Family.
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Sessions from Len Bright Combo, Skinny Girl Diet, Definition Of Sound, John Renbourn.
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Sessions from Orange Juice, Wreckless Eric, Bogshed, Ronnie Dawson, Smoke Fairies.
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With a guest mix from Sudan Archives.
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The Howl and The Hum play a live session.
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Among the Don's selections is a piece of Crucial Vinyl from the Stooges.
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