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Guy welcomes autumn with some Pine tree inspired tunes all thanks to Becapedia.
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Adam Green, Bdrmm, Rachel Dadd and Whyte Horses in the new music mix this week.
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Daedelus, Teebs and Dengue Dengue Dengue are in Ravers' pick of new tunes this week.
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Beautiful new music of every texture, colour and origin.
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Feet, Melt Yourself Down & Phobophobes are some of Lammo's favourite new tunes this week.
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Nemone is joined by New York's Anna Cavazos and West London DJ O'Flynn is in the mix.
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Floating layers and blissful sounds put together by sound artist Dylan Henner.
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Blur guitarist and solo artist Graham Coxon discusses his key musical moments in 2012.
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Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan discusses his key musical moments in 2012.
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Jamaican singer Jimmy Cliff shares his key musical moments with Matt Everitt.
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01:00
Stephen Malkmus shares the musical milestones of his life. First broadcast in 2012.
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01:00
Thom on soundtracks, Rene on Judy Garland and Loyle on Guyana.
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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
Ralph McLean looks back Van Morrison's magical Astral Weeks. First broadcast in 2012.
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02:30
Girl in concert in London in 1980, plus sessions from Cristian Vogel and the Hat.
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02:00
Ralph McLean recalls Stiff Little Fingers' 1979 debut album, Inflammable Material.
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02:30
Young Knives at Summer Sundae in 2006, plus She Drew the Gun and Cabaret Voltaire.
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Ralph McLean tells the story of Ash's album 1977. First broadcast on Radio Ulster in 2009.
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The Cars at Sussex University in 1979, plus sessions by New Hearts and Amber Arcades.
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Ralph McLean tells the story of Belfast DJ David Holmes' 1997 album Let's Get Killed.
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Biffy Clyro at Glastonbury in 2010, plus sessions from the Sea Nymphs and Ye Nuns.
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A performance by Mystery Jets, recorded at Cardiff University in 2006.
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02:00
Missy Elliott, Pom Poko and Elbow are on the New Music Playlist this week.
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Jethro Tull in concert in London in 1984, plus Mary Epworth and Nouvelle Vague in session.
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03:30
This week the Trunk of Funk is all about The J.B.'s.
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03:30
Gilles and Thom Yorke pick 30 minutes of music together.
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03:30
Mary Anne Hobbs presents a weekly 30 minute mix - 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
China Crisis at Reading University in 1984, plus Wildfire and the Downliners Sect.
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Hurrah! in concert in London in 1987, plus Sophie's Pigeons and Asian Dub Foundation.
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Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash discusses his key musical moments. First broadcast in 2012.
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04:00
We head to the Desert Island Disco with tunes from The Chemical Brothers, Odyssey & Modjo.
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The People's Playlist is a BBC Music Day special, celebrating music as therapy.
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04:00
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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04:00
Brian Wilson discusses the Beach Boys' 1966 masterpiece.
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A look at The Small Faces' 1968 release Ogden's Nut Gone Flake with members of the band.
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Duo JOHN share their memories of Crystal Palace in Hometown Glory.
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Chris challenges you to guess the song from a tiny clip in The Plink Test.
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Chris wants your Wednesday Whines so why not shake off those midweek mundane niggles.
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Chris challenges you to guess the song from a tiny clip in The Plink Test.
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Chris picks the ultimate pair of awesome songs to really kick start your Friday.
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Depeche Mode provide our Classic Album Of The Weekend, their 1981 debut Speak & Spell.
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More from Depeche Mode's 1981 debut LP Speak & Spell, and the TV themes debate continues.
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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
Dr Hannah Fry talks The Maths of Life and we celebrate the iconic in 6 Music Salutes.
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Author Sophie Dahl joins Lauren to talk about her first children's book, Madame Badobedah.
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07:30
Renee Zellweger joins Lauren to talk about playing Judy Garland in new biopic Judy.
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07:30
DJ Norman Jay joins Lauren in the studio.
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07:00
Singer-songwriter Ren Harvieu joins Mark and Stuart.
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Legendary soul singer P. P. Arnold shares her 'First, Last and Everything'
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Jonny Greenwood joins us for a special session from the BBC's Maida Vale studios.
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Mary Anne has a live session from artist and musician Kojey Radical.
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Mary Anne throws down a whole heap of great music to help you over your hump.
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Writer Sabrina Mahfouz joins Mary Anne for this month's Slow Readers Book Club.
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Kick start your weekend with a special guest mix from Special Request aka Paul Woolford.
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10:00
Huey gets your weekend cooking with funky treats from his record collection.
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Phillip Pullman discusses his new book and TV series. Plus bandleader Cassie Kinoshi.
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Huw sits in for Shaun and Matt Everitt chats with Perry Farrell has the Music News.
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Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller and Self Esteem chat in the Music News.
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Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller and Siobhan Mcandrew has the Music News.
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Plus, there is a chat with John Grant and new music from The Who.
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Friday sees Shaun getting the weekend started with 3 Funky Friday Floor Fillers.
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13:00
Alice Cooper is the Legend In Your Lunchtime.
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The author of Sandman, Good Omens and American Gods picks the music that's shaped him.
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Guy plays the title track off some of his and his families favourite albums.
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Gilles has some words from Robert Glasper about his brand new mixtape.
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Steve launches the 2019 Festival Survey.
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Steve has new music from The Sherlocks and Sports Team provides Lamacq's Livener.
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Lammo has new music from Bambara and he catches up with the team behind Ipswich Sound City
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Your chance to help soundtrack a current news story in The National Anthem.
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All week we've been asking you to help with the 2019 Festival Survey - the results are in.
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Amy Lamé brings a packed show of back to back new releases.
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Jules from The Big Moon, author Mark Billingham and Bella Union's Simon Raymonde join us.
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Mr Jukes shares his love of jazz, funk and soul for tonight’s 30 minute Trunk of Funk.
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A playlist celebrating the great drummers of all time as NP pays tribute to Ginger Baker.
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Lo-Fi indie legends Sebadoh join us to play tracks from new album Act Surprised.
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Classic and cutting-edge music, with live sessions and archive performances.
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Classic and cutting-edge music, with live sessions and archive performances.
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A live performance from Beth Jeans Houghton's band Du Blonde.
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Alan Moore, the legendary comic book writer shares his favourite music.
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Stuart seizes the day and celebrates adventurous harp players.
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Sessions from Culture, Gallon drunk, Hooded Fang, It Hugs Back, The Humblebums.
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Sessions from Bardo Pond, Young Marble Giants, Younghusband, Superchunk and James Hunter.
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Sessions from Fairport Convention, The Shortwave Set, The Cherry Boys and Thurston Moore.
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Sessions from British Sea Power, Experimental Pop Band, Benny Profane, Gravenhurst.
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Moscow-based producer, songstress, composer and designer Kate NV joins Tom.
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Don blends new music with certified classics, plus Crucial Vinyl from the late Dr. John.
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