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Elbow frontman Guy Garvey brings you a show full of car songs, clips and Can.
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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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Another chance to hear a special Recommends with Mary Anne Hobbs, inspired by the elements
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Black Midi, Self Esteem and VC Pines are all in Lammo's record bag this week.
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00:00
Nemone celebrates the sounds of Berlin, in part 1 of our trilogy.
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A playlist of 1980s creole dance music and obscure caribbean jams
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01:00
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01:00
A look back at the mid-to-late 1960s, when musicians wanted to be taken seriously.
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01:00
Alan Freeman explores the progressive music scene in Britain from 1967 to 1971.
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01:00
Alan Freeman looks back at the glam rock era from 1970 to 1975.
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01:00
Alan Freeman explores the world of teen idols and the managers who pull the strings.
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01:00
Joe Cornish picks a selection of his favourite tracks for the Sound and Vision playlist.
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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
Robert Elms tells the story of the famous venue located at 100 Oxford Street, London.
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02:30
Joni Mitchell live at BBC TV Centre in 1970, plus sessions by Tiny Ruins and the Smiths.
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02:00
Robert Elms continues the story of the famous venue located at 100 Oxford Street, London.
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02:30
Wild Turkey in concert in London in 1973, plus Back to the Planet and Blurt.
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02:00
Robert Elms continues his look back at the long-standing central London venue.
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02:30
Marillion at the Reading Festival in 1983, plus Dream City Film Club and Regina Spektor.
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02:00
Robert Elms concludes his celebration of the central London venue.
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02:30
The Truth in concert in Chippenham in 1984, plus sessions from Errors and Adam & the Ants.
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02:00
The Good, The Bad & The Queen at the Roundhouse in London in 2006.
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02:00
Little Simz, Ryan Adams, Greentea Peng and Soak are all on the New Music Playlist.
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03:00
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03:00
Renaissance in concert in London in 1977, plus Black Axe and Huw Lloyd-Langton sessions.
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03:30
Hot 8 Brass Band select the music for tonight's 30 minute Trunk of Funk
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03:30
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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03:30
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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03:30
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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03:00
Mull Historical Society at Reading Festival in 2001, plus sessions by Neil Finn and CSS.
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03:00
Aswad live in Manchester in 1988, plus sessions by Goatboy and Meat Puppets.
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04:00
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04:00
Alan Freeman explores the relationship between musicians and drugs.
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04:00
Joe Mount of Metronomy takes us to his Desert Island Disco.
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04:30
The People's Playlist celebrates bodies of all shapes and sizes.
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04:00
Alan Freeman looks back at the rise and fall of punk rock in Britain.
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04:00
Alan Freeman charts the rise and fall of the ultimate punk band - the Sex Pistols.
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05:00
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05:00
Chris introduces a brand new ‘5 Before 6’ DJ.
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05:00
The new daily Plink Test. Can you guess today’s song and give a very tenuous link?!
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05:00
Chris wants to know what’s winding you up.
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05:00
Brand new music and Throwback Thursday classics.
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05:00
A pair of awesome songs, back to back, at 0630.
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05:00
A great mix of music to start the weekend, including a featured album from Prince.
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05:00
A playlist of songs for a Sunday, including a featured album from Prince.
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06:00
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07:00
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07:30
Amazing tunes to kickstart Monday and Rhianna Dhillon tells us what we should be watching.
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07:30
Dr Hannah Fry talks The Maths of Life and we celebrate Allen Toussaint in 6 Music Salutes.
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07:30
Director Joe Cornish tells Lauren about his new film The Kid Who Would Be King.
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07:30
Tracey Thorn joins Lauren, plus the People's Playlist celebrates myths and legends.
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07:30
Ellen Page joins Lauren on air and Spike Lee is the in studio ahead of the Baftas.
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07:00
Mark and Stuart chat to Prefab Sprout's Paddy McAloon
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07:00
Singer-songwriter Anna Calvi shares her First, Last and Everything.
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08:00
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09:00
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10:00
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10:30
John Grant joins Mary Anne to uncover his 'Unknown Pleasures'
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10:30
Mary Anne crafts a special Northern Soul mix.
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10:30
Mary Anne has a 3 Minute Epiphany from the legendary songwriter, Salif Keita.
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10:30
Mary Anne has the mighty Shabazz Palaces live in session.
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10:30
Mary Anne takes a trip back to the 6 Music Festival in Bristol.
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10:00
Katie Puckrik sits in for Huey.
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10:00
The British Dal Festival plus Fran and Flora in the Live Room.
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11:00
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12:00
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13:00
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13:00
Drenge play live and Giorgio Moroder chats in the Music News.
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13:00
Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller and Baxter Dury chats in the Music News
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13:00
Shaun has the first play of the new Honeyblood single and Prof Brian Cox joins
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13:00
Shaun chats with Sara Pascoe & Beirut's Gallipoli album is today's Album of the Day
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Plus, Shaun gets the weekend started with 3 Funky Friday Floor Fillers.
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13:00
Death Cab For Cutie are the Legends In Your Own Lunchtime
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13:00
Another chance to hear Miranda Sawyer talking to film director Joe Cornish.
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14:00
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14:00
Guy goes bonkers about Blue and puts to bed, songs that go off in your car.
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15:00
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15:00
London Jazz collective Seed Ensemble are Live in session from the BBC 6Music Hub.
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16:00
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16:00
Steve brings the best new music, classic tracks, archive sessions and forgotten treasures.
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16:00
Parents sharing favourite music with their child in 'Dinosaur to Junior'.
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16:00
The Ruts 1979 debut The Crack is the classic album.
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16:00
Your chance to help soundtrack a current news story in the national anthem.
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16:00
You get to soundtrack the final hour in the Friday Free For All.
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16:00
Amy Lamé weaves in a smattering of Pop Art/Art Pop tracks.
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17:00
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18:00
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18:00
Steve and the panel look over some of the week's new releases
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18:00
This week's 30 minute Trunk of Funk is all about Blue Note Records
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18:00
Tom Robinson curates the listening choices of the 6 Music listeners.
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19:00
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19:00
Piped up from London Village, Marc's studio guests are Spratleys Japs.
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19:00
Classic and cutting-edge music, with live sessions and archive performances.
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19:00
Classic and cutting-edge music, with live sessions and archive performances.
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19:00
The band in London, Marc in Salford - we will make this work - no worries.
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19:00
Iggy kicks off his sonic cocktail with a slightly misplaced festive nugget from Black Midi
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20:00
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20:00
Stuart talks to the creators of the End of Days podcast
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21:00
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21:00
Sessions from Angel Olsen, The Long Blondes, Bolt Thrower, Real Sounds Of Africa.
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21:00
Sessions from British Sea Power, Soft Cell, Loney Dear, The Wood Children
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21:00
Sessions from Laura Cantrell, Mbonwana Star, The Sensible Jerseys, Gyratory System
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21:00
Sessions from The Long Ryders, Trembling Bells, James King And The Lone Wolves, Pond
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21:00
Tom is joined in the studio by Weyes Blood, and has a Mira Calix Guest mix
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21:00
Tom invites Cloth in for a live session.
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22:00
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22:00
Don's selections cross time & space. This week's Crucial Vinyl is by Broken Social Scene.
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23:00
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