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Guy Garvey plays some music of a progressive nature,
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Cindy Lee, Modeselektor & Flohio in the mix as Ravers serves up his favourite new tracks.
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Khruangbin, Gong Gong Gong and Ekiti Sound in Ravers' favourite new music playlist.
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Beautiful new music of every texture, colour and origin.
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Specials, Slowthai and Shame are in Lammo's new music playlist.
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An eclectic mix of new and old skool dance, electronica, beats, breaks, funk and hip-hop
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Mésange choose an hour of their deepest and most spiritually stimulating underground music
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8/30 Looking back at the music and events of 1962.
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Looking back at the music and events of 1963.
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Looking back at the music and events of 1964.
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Looking back at the music and events of 1965.
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01:00
Mark Lamarr tells the story of punk pioneers Buzzcocks. First broadcast in 2004.
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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
Paul Jones presents a series profiling Antoine 'Fats' Domino, who died in 2017, aged 89.
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Original Mirrors in concert in London in 1980, plus Kiran Leonard and Big Fayia.
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Paul Jones concludes his series profiling Antoine 'Fats' Domino, who died in 2017 aged 89.
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Warren Zevon in concert in London in 1998, plus Hank Wangford and Mush.
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Paul Gambaccini tells the story of Elvis and the pioneering disc jockey Dewey Phillips.
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The Wonder Stuff at Granby Halls, Leicester in 1994, plus John Bramwell and NZCA Lines.
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Paul Gambaccini tells the story of Elvis and the pioneering disc jockey Dewey Phillips.
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Donovan recorded at the Electric Proms in London in 2006, plus the High Llamas and Ace.
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As a tribute to Pete Shelley, Buzzcocks recorded at Summer Sundae in Leicester in 2006,
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Noname, Ian Brown, She Drew The Gun and Gaika are on the Recommends playlist.
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The Pirates in concert in London in 1977, plus sessions by Shad and Sleepy Sun.
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03:30
The Reflex puts together The Trunk of Funk for The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show
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03:30
Jon Hillcock takes you through the early hours playing back-to-back music.
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03:30
Jon Hillcock takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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03:30
Jon Hillcock takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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03:00
Simple Minds in concert in London in 1980, plus sessions by Spirea X and Stephen Hero.
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Procol Harum in concert in London in 1977, plus The Howl & The Hum and Melanie de Biasio.
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04:00
7/30 Looking back at the music and events of 1961.
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04:00
Breakdancing anthems on the Desert Island Disco from listener Phil Booth
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With Vic and Bob on the show this week, the People's Playlist celebrates iconic duos.
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04:00
Looking back at the music and events of 1966.
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04:00
Stuart Grundy presents a series looking back on events and music from 1955 to 1979.
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Jon introduces a brand new ‘5 Before 6’ DJ.
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The new daily Plink Test. Can you guess today’s song and give a very tenuous link?!
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Jon wants to know what’s winding you up.
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Brand new music and Throwback Thursday classics.
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A pair of awesome songs, back to back, at 0630.
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The Pogues' classic If I Fall From Grace With God is our Album Of The Weekend
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There's more tracks from our Album of The Weekend by The Pogues. Fairytale? Denied!
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06:00
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07:00
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And we kick off 6 Music's Albums of the Year with Mary Anne Hobbs’ pick from Nils Frahm
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07:00
Prof Brian Cox joins and Jimi Goodwin chats about the return of Doves
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07:00
Joe Lycett chats with Shaun and Don Letts chooses his Album of the Year
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07:00
Shaun is after your Earworms before 8am and Nils Frahm chats in the Music News
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Poet Murray Lachlan Young joins and Orlando Weeks chats in the Music News.
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07:00
Mary Anne chats to Obongjayar about his inspiration behind this weekends ‘sunriser’.
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07:00
Mary Anne has the Icelandic multi-instrumentalist and producer Ólafur Arnalds in session.
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Lauren also picks three listener-selected tracks to help us kick-start the week.
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10:00
Lauren plays out one listener's Biorhythms, plus Just Added and a Headphones Moment.
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Lauren also has this week's Memory Tapes, a celebration of a listener's beloved mixtape.
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10:00
Tom brings you half an hour of amazing music suggested by our listener's on a theme.
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10:00
Lauren puts one listener behind the decks at the Desert Island Disco.
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10:00
Huey gets your weekend cooking with funky treats from his record collection
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10:00
Music and conversation with Mary Portas.
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Chris Hawkins sits in, rustling up a musical feast.
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13:00
Chris Hawkins sits in, rustling up a musical feast.
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Chris Hawkins sits in and talks to Arcade Fire's Richard Reed Parry
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Chris Hawkins sits in and is joined by author Simon Garfield
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Chris Hawkins sits in, pays tribute to Pete Shelley and talks to author Ian Rankin
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Killers' guitarist Dave Keuning is A Legend In Your Own Lunchtime
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Artist Mira Calix provides her musical playlist.
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BC Camplight sits in for Guy Garvey with great tunes and unexpected surprises.
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Gilles is joined by South London singer Poppy Ajudha and the label focus is on AOTN.
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Steve brings the best new music, classic tracks, archive sessions and forgotten treasures.
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Steve brings the best new music, classic tracks, archive sessions and forgotten treasures.
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Steve brings the best new music, classic tracks, archive sessions and forgotten treasures.
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Steve brings the best new music, classic tracks and archive sessions
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Steve Lamacq brings the best new music, classic tracks and forgotten treasures.
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Amy Lamé spins two hours of long and short tracks as we approach December 21st.
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A tribute to Paul 'Trouble' Anderson.
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Steve hosts roundtable, joined by members of the WI to debate the week's releases.
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18:00
Funk and Soul Party Trunk of Funk
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Now Playing pays tribute to Pete Shelley of the Buzzcocks.
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The amazing vocalist from Trembling Bells, Lavinia Blackwall live in the studio.
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Playing songs of his new album Thankful Villages Volume 3 - it's only Darren Hayman.
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Classic and cutting-edge music, with live sessions and archive performances.
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The Greatest Living Englishmen and recently retired postman Vic Godard live in session.
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Iggy serves up a sonic cocktail taking you on a journey from 1974 up to the present day.
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Tyrannosaurus Rex’s early folk; violin-guitar duo Mésange and Irmin Schmidt’s piano music
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Sessions from Caitlin Rose, Hooded Fang, Huggy Bear, Florists, Shakti
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Serious Drinking, Agaskodo Teliverek, Guadalupe Plata, Heads Hands And Feet in session.
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Sessions from Echo And The Bunnymen, The Prefects, Murry The Hump, JD McPherson.
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A tribute to Pete Shelley. Plus, Mo Tucker in concert and sessions galore.
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Happa guest mix and The Hydra
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A live session from The Magic Lantern
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Don's selections cross time and space and his Crucial Vinyl is Donuts by J Dilla.
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