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Chris Hawkins charts the Cure's evolution through BBC sessions between 1978 and 1985.
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Nem curates an hour of her favourite new tunes including new Bonobo, plus Jesca Hoop.
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Ivan The Tolerable, Virginia Wing & Clark are all on Ravers' pick of the week's new tunes.
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Beautiful new music of every texture, colour and origin.
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Spector, Faith Elliott, Life and Maps are all in Lammo's record bag this week.
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Nemone is joined by Paranoid London and shares Darius Syrossian's 25 Years of Sankeys mix.
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00:00
Katie Gately compiles a playlist of her favourite leftfield sounds.
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01:00
5/3 A history of Manchester bands.
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01:00
5: The Madchester Years. 6: Mark Radcliffe chats with Noel Gallagher, Doves and others.
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01:00
Nina Simone's daughter explores her mother's life and career.
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01:00
Nina Simone's daughter continues her exploration of her mother's life and career.
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01:00
6 Music at Glastonbury with Slowthai, Mavis Staples, Idles and Hollie Cook.
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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
Cerys Matthews explores the 1967 Stax / Volt Revue at the Finsbury Park Astoria in London.
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02:30
The Little River Band in concert in London 1981, plus sessions by Na Fili and I Am Kloot.
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02:00
Richard Hawley wishes he'd seen Little Walter playing a small club in Sheffield in 1964.
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02:30
Curtis Mayfield in concert in London in 1990, plus the Heliocentrics and Warpaint.
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02:00
Damon Gough (aka Badly Drawn Boy) relives Bruce Springsteen in Hammersmith in 1975.
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Matchbox in concert in London in 1980 plus the Men They Couldn't Hang and the Stranglers.
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02:00
Martha Wainwright travels back to a Queen gig in 1976 at Hyde Park in London.
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James Yorkston in concert in Rotherham in 2002, plus Cashier No. 9 and Miracle Fortress.
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02:00
Jeff Buckley's memorable performance at Glastonbury in 1995.
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02:00
6 Music Recommends... the New Music Playlist in one handy bite size programme.
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03:00
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03:00
The Roy Young Band in concert in London in 1972, plus Metal Messiah and the Primitives.
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03:30
Craig checks out the funky artists and bands playing at Glastonbury 2019.
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03:30
A half-hour mix of music from Mr Tom Ravenscroft, celebrating all things sun and smiles.
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03:30
Huw Stephens and Mary Anne collaborate on this week's Hit Reset.
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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
Labi Siffre in concert in London in 1972, plus Executive Legs, Warmduscher and Roxy Girls.
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03:00
Pernice Brothers at Summer Sundae in 2003 plus sessions by Sky Larkin and the Pooh Sticks.
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04:00
4/3 Parts 1 & 2 of 6. Mark Radcliffe looks back at the punk scene and the 60s beat boom.
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04:00
A Desert Island Disco straight out of 1999...
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Lauren curates a dancefloor fuelled, Ibiza themed People's Playlist.
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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
David Lynch discusses his musical milestones with Matt Everitt. First broadcast in 2013.
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04:00
Ian Brown, frontman of the Stone Roses, shares his musical milestones 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
Festival booker Richard McGinnis gives the lowdown to this year's Lovebox.
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05:00
Chris picks the ultimate pair of awesome songs at 6:30 to really kick start your Friday.
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05:00
The Prodigy's Music For The Jilted Generation is Chris's Classic Album Of The Weekend.
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05:00
More from The Prodigy's Music For The Jilted Generation, and LIFE's guide to Hull.
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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
Professor Sophie Scott talks The Maths of Life.
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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
New York DJ duo Holy Ghost! take us to their Desert Island Disco.
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07:00
Mark and Stuart reflect on this year's Manchester International Festival
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07:00
Mark and Stuart chat to Dom Thomas of psych-pop band Whyte Horses.
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08:00
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09:00
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10:00
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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 of the day and some old skool classics.
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10:30
Mary Anne has a 3 Minute Epiphany from American pianist and producer Robert Glasper.
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10:30
Take 20 minutes to de-stress with the Hit Reset Mix.
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10:30
Mary Anne is live from Festival Square for this year's Manchester International Festival.
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10:00
Huey's got an exclusive first play of a new track by one of his favourite bands, The Milk.
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10:00
Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus and journalist Rob Crossan join Cerys.
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11:00
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12:00
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13:00
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Shaun has live Glastonbury tracks and Siobhan McAndrew has the latest Music News.
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13:00
Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller to air and Siobhan has the Music News.
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13:00
Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller to air & Matt Everitt has the Music News
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13:00
Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller to air & Matt Everitt has the Music News
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13:00
Shaun is live from Festival Square for this year's Manchester International Festival
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13:00
Gary Daly from China Crisis is the Legend In Your Own Lunchtime
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13:00
PP Arnold shares the musical milestones of her life. First broadcast in 2019.
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14:00
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14:00
For the final time the actor, writer and comedian digs out some of his favourite tracks.
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15:00
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15:00
Tom Ravenscroft sits in for Gilles Peterson, and is joined by Tenderlonious.
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Your chance to help soundtrack a current news story in The National Anthem.
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A parent shares favourite music with their child in 'Dinosaur to Junior'.
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Your chance to help soundtrack a current news story in The National Anthem.
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Your chance to help soundtrack a current news story in The National Anthem.
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16:00
You get to choose the music in the final hour in the Friday Free For All.
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Amy's joined by author Vivien Goldman to talk about her new book Revenge of the She-Punks.
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Steve and guest comedians Josie Long, Tim Vine and Reginald D Hunter review new releases.
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18:00
Tonight’s Trunk of Funk is all about the big tracks in Craig's 2019 festival sets
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18:00
A roots and shoots of David Lynch playlist.
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19:00
Classic and cutting-edge music, with live sessions and archive performances.
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19:00
Membranes are back with a new album What Nature Gives Nature Takes Away.
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19:00
Beamed up from Maida Vale - the BBC's iconic recording studios - Peter Perrett in session.
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19:00
Fittingly for July 4th, we welcome American chanteuse Jescia Hoop in for a session.
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19:00
George and Jack from These New Puritans sit in for Iggy Pop with two hours of tunes.
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20:00
These New Puritans discuss their new set of reimagined music from David Lynch films
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21:00
Sessions from The Prefects, The Burns Unit, Joni Mitchell, Melt Yourself Down.
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21:00
Sessions from Pram, Art Brut, King Creosote and Jon Hopkins, The Breeders.
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21:00
Sessions from Jessica Pratt, Sebadoh, The Burning Hell, Slapp Happy, Richard James.
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21:00
If it's the Thursday before le grand depart it must be... The Tour De France Special.
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21:00
Tom has a Tenesha the Wordsmith session and shares a Guest Mix from Alex Banks.
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21:00
Tom meets Devon-based art-rock musician Grice.
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Don blends new music with certified classic sounds. Plus Crucial Vinyl by Cat Stevens.
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