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The Peaky Blinders star invites you to share his passion for 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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Lammo digs out some of his favourite new tunes with Pixies and Mungo's HiFi in the mix.
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Nemone welcomes double Resident DJs Ray Keith and Om Unit, and archive Goldie mix.
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Harsh electronics juxtaposed with angelic vocals and amplified bio-emissions.
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01:00
4/5 How Paul Oakenfold and DJs Harvey, Heidi and Justin Berkman were inspired by Larry Levan.
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01:00
5/5 Four interviews from people close to Larry Levan, including Manny Lehmann.
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01:00
Grandmaster Flash shares his musical milestones in a programme first broadcast in 2014.
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01:00
Tricky discusses the pivotal musical moments of his life. First broadcast in 2010.
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01:00
Lammo launches the Drum & Bass World Cup and Mary Anne hears from DJ Mantra.
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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
David Quantick examines Bristol's remarkable music scene.
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02:30
Black Grape in concert in London in 1996, plus sessions by Pete Roe and the Aloof.
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02:00
David Quantick examines Bristol's 80s scene - from The Pop Group to Pigbag.
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02:30
The Inmates in concert in 1980, plus the Yardbirds, Doom and Lorelle Meets the Obsolete.
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02:00
David Quantick continues to examine Bristol 's music scene. First broadcast in 2004.
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02:30
Thin Lizzy at Reading in 1983 plus Florence and the Machine, Arcade Fire and the Kinks.
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02:00
David Quantick concludes his 2004 examination of the Bristol scene.
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02:30
The Waterboys at Glastonbury in 1986 plus sessions by R Stevie Moore and Get the Blessing.
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02:00
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at Oxford Polytechnic in 1980.
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02:00
Sharon Van Etten, slowthai, Mattiel and Gaz Coombes are all on the New Music Playlist.
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03:00
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! in concert in Edinburgh in 2006, plus the Ralfe Band and Polica.
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03:30
Craig digs out his re-visions and remix tracks for tonight’s mixtape
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03:30
Gilles brings 30 minutes of selections from the likes of Skepta, Ahmad Jamal and Cleo Sol.
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03:30
The hard part of the week is over, so take to relax with the Hit Reset Mix.
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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
Bruce Springsteen at Thrill Hill, USA in 1992, Mahala Rai Banda and Deerhunter in session.
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03:00
Big Audio Dynamite in concert in Bradford in 1988, plus Malka Spigel and Singing Adams.
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04:00
3/5 Featuring interviews with DJ Victor Rosado, singer Taana Gardner and DJ David Depino.
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04:00
Brian Welsh, director of rave film Beats takes us back to his Desert Island Disco.
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The People's Playlist celebrates life through a lens with songs about photography.
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04:00
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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04:00
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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04:00
The late Dr. John shares his milestones with Matt Everitt.
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04:00
Massive Attack's 3D shares his musical milestones, in conversation with Matt Everitt.
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05:00
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05:00
A great mix of music with Chris Hawkins
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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
As 6 Music celebrates Drum & Bass, Chris plays out a mix of cherished D n’ B classics.
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05:00
Some Cities by Doves is our Classic Album Of The Weekend.
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There's more from Some Cities by Doves, and a Tent Tune for anyone waking up under canvas!
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06:00
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07:00
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Amazing tunes to kickstart Monday and Rhianna Dhillon tells us what we should be watching.
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07:30
Professor Sophie Scott imparts wisdom from the worlds of maths and science.
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07:30
We take a listener back to an important time in their life through music in Social Recall.
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07:30
Lauren curates your musical choices in the People's Playlist.
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07:30
Drum & Bass legend DJ Zinc takes us to his Desert Island Disco.
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07:00
The Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon joins Mark and Stuart
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07:00
Comedian Bill Bailey shares his First, Last and Everything.
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09:00
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Mary Anne kick starts your week with the All Queens Mix.
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10:30
Mary Anne selects her favourite new music, plus there's a moment to relax and Hit Reset.
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10:30
Punk icon Jordan Mooney discussing defiance and her life beyond the Sex Pistols.
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10:30
Skinny Pelembe plays live in session and chats about his debut album, 'Dreaming is Dead'.
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10:30
We celebrate 25 years of Metalheadz with a Friday D'n'B special.
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10:00
Huey gets your weekend cooking with funky treats from his record collection
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10:00
Cerys is joined by author and poetry enthusiast Jeff Towns and Mike McCartney.
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11:00
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12:00
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Chali 2Na chats with Shaun and Richard Hawley is today's Album of the Day.
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13:00
Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller to air and author Matt Haig joins Shaun.
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13:00
Vicky McClure is here and Nile Rodgers chats in the Music News.
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13:00
Sacred Paws are today's Album of the Day and Siobhan McAndrew has the Music News.
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Plus, Shaun reflects on the passing of Dr John who has died at the age of 77.
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13:00
The Heavy are Legends In Your Own Lunchtime.
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Screenwriter and author Frank Cottrell-Boyce chooses an hour of his favourite tracks.
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14:00
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14:00
American comedian, writer and actor Rob Delaney plays the music that makes him tick.
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15:00
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15:00
Gilles has Words and Music from Theo Croker and pays tribute to the late Dr John.
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The Drum 'n' Bass world cup kicks off, as DJ Fabio makes the first round draw.
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Steve reveals the results of the first round.
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The Drum 'n' Bass World Cup reaches the quarter-final.
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Steve reveals the Drum 'n' Bass World Cup semi-final results.
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DJ Fabio joins Steve to crown the winner of the Drum & Bass World Cup.
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16:00
Amy Lamé marks the birthday of Les Paul by spinning some guitar-themed nuggets.
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17:00
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18:00
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with musician and journalist John Robb, Lia from The Mysterines & our own Gilles Peterson.
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18:00
Tonight’s show is an All Request special with Eddie Piller.
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18:00
This week's listeners playlist suggestions are paying tribute to Dr. John.
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Marc is joined by London based band Hey Colosssus.
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19:00
Joining Marc tonight the Birthmarks live in session.
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19:00
Hold the front page! Marc welcomes back the Futureheads!
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19:00
One woman hit factory Rose Keeler Schaffeler, aka Keel Her provides tonight's live music .
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19:00
Iggy takes you on a sonic journey through psych, rap, jazz, folk, disco and Sleaford Mods.
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20:00
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Stuart digs into the dub-like cello of Arthur Russell’s only solo studio album.
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Sessions from The Wedding Present, Sleater-Kinney, the Boys, Caitlin Rose, Dungen.
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Sessions from Tortoise, The Cramps, The Early Years, The Fatima Mansions, Samantha Crain.
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21:00
Sessions from Angel Olsen, Yeah Yeah Noh, Colorama, Tamikrest, Manfred Mann Chapter Three.
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Sessions from Jah Wobble, The Cravats, Jon Hopkins and Afro Cuban All Stars.
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21:00
Tom is joined by Reginald Omas Mamode IV in conversation and in the mix
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21:00
Tom's unique mix of BBC Introducing tracks, and a live set from Son of Dave.
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22:00
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Don blends new music with certified classic sounds. Plus Crucial Vinyl by Elton John.
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