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Guy returns and brings you music suitable for early February.
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Lauren Laverne's selection of this week's releases including Four Tet, Deeper and Otta.
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00:00
Huw Stephens sits in for Ravers playing his favourite new music including Moaning & Otta.
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Beautiful new music of every texture, colour and origin.
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Steve Lamacq picks his favourite new music from the likes of Asylums and Affleck's Palace.
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00:00
A special show with Max Cooper talking through his career and sharing his guest mix.
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00:00
Portuguese fado old and new, stunning voices and experimentation.
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01:00
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01:00
Featuring extracts from Nik Cohn's Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night.
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01:00
Alan Freeman celebrates synth-pop.
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01:00
Alan Freeman celebrates the musical contributions of the small island of Jamaica.
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01:00
Alan Freeman celebrates Bob Marley.
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01:00
The very best features, interviews and documentaries from BBC 6 Music
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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
Jamie Cullum tells the story of Blue Note Records and the rise of modern jazz.
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02:30
Rock Goddess in concert in 1983, Spratleys Japs and Unknown Mortal Orchestra in session.
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02:00
Jamie Cullum tells the story of Blue Note Records and the rise of modern jazz.
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02:30
Noah and the Whale at Glastonbury in 2009, plus sessions by Bob, and Sergio Mendes.
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02:00
Jamie Cullum tells the story of Blue Note Records and the rise of modern jazz.
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02:30
Frampton's Camel in concert in 1972, plus Emily Barker & the Red Clay Halo and Obi.
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02:00
Marc Riley introduces archive interviews with Tina Turner and Captain Beefheart.
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02:30
The Kinks in concert in 1973, plus sessions by the Fallen Leaves and Aldous Harding.
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02:00
The The, live from Brixton Academy on June 5th, 1993.
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02:00
6 Music Recommends new music from Caribou, Kim Gordon and Moses Sumney.
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03:00
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03:00
Fountains of Wayne at the Reading Festival in 1997, plus Wolf People and John & Jehn.
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03:30
Craig Charles' 30 minutes Trunk of Funk.
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03:30
Floating Points and Gilles are in the mix for the conclusion of their B2B special.
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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
Cast, from the Glastonbury 1997 mudfest, plus sessions from GoGo Penguin and Yuck.
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03:00
The Recognitions live in concert, plus sessions by Cloth, Buy Off The Bar, and Fold.
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04:00
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04:00
Alan Freeman celebrates the music that emerged from the city of Philadelphia.
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04:00
PVA take us to their Desert Island Disco for Independent Venue Week.
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04:30
The People's Playlist takes it to the rooftops with songs about the top of your house.
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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
Alan Freeman explores the post-1960s careers of the major Motown artists.
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04:00
Alan Freeman celebrates the electric guitar and some of those who play it.
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05:00
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05:00
Aaron from The Slow Readers Club shares a travel guide of Wythenshawe in Hometown Glory.
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05:00
Chris discovers two songs that sound the same... but which one will he play?
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05:00
It's Wednesday Whines! If you need to get something off your chest then text us.
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05:00
Chris wants to know the worst thing that's happened to you at a gig - text us on 64046.
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05:00
Chris takes on another Awesome Segue at 6:30... but will he succeed? You decide!
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05:00
Bob Dylan's Blood On The Tracks is Chris' Classic Album of the Weekend.
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05:00
More from Chris' Classic Album of the Weekend 'Blood On The Tracks'.
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06:00
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07:00
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07:30
Lauren reveals the By Day lineup at this year's 6 Music Festival, plus we go Cloudbusting.
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07:30
Dr Hannah Fry and Adam Rutherford 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
Johnny Flynn joins Lauren to talk appearing in a new adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma.
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07:30
Author Marian Keyes joins Lauren to talk about her new book Grown Ups.
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07:00
Singer, songwriter and Soft Cell frontman, Marc Almond joins Mark and Stuart
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07:00
Synth-pop singer-songwriter La Roux 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
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
Charlotte Dos Santos on metamorphosis and a world exclusive from Jehnny Beth.
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10:30
Take 20 minutes to de-stress with the Hit Reset Mix.
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10:30
Glasgow legends Optimo throw down an exclusive Friday Guest Mix.
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10:00
Huey marks the 40th anniversary of Sugar Hill's first rap album with a Block Party mix.
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10:00
Cerys chats to Sir Michael Palin. Plus there's live music from The Lost Brothers.
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11:00
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12:00
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13:00
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13:00
Pinch punch First Gig of the Month with Field Music playing tracks from their new LP.
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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
Fresh from the Jungle the comedian tells Shaun about his latest stand up show 'Reality'.
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13:00
Maxine chats to Shaun about her stage role in The Welkin, set in 18th Century Suffolk.
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13:00
Friday finds Shaun getting the weekend started with 3 Funky Friday Floor Fillers.
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13:00
Republica's Saffron is the Legend In Your Own Lunchtime.
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13:00
Director Todd Haynes joins Miranda Sawyer.
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14:00
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14:00
Guy Garvey brings his own unique taste to 6 Music with the help of our Poet Laureate.
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15:00
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15:00
Gilles celebrates Hip Hop with a 3 hour special including Words and Music with DJ Premier.
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16:00
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16:00
Lammo recaps IVW and has first plays from Nadine Shah, The Mysterines and Willie J Healy.
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16:00
Lammo has the first play of new music by Pottery and our Kid Critics review a video.
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16:00
The weather outside is miserable so Lammo is getting Indie holiday advice via Simon Calder
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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 choose the music in the final hour in the Friday Free For All.
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16:00
Amy looks ahead to the 6 Music Festival with a selection of her favourite Camden tunes.
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17:00
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18:00
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18:00
Mark Morriss, The Mysterines' Lia Metcalfe and A&R guru James Endeacott join Lammo.
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18:00
Craig continues to countdown his Top 40 funky albums.
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18:00
Hot Chip are live on the show to help collate a playlist dedicated to their back catalogue
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19:00
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19:00
Classic and cutting-edge music, with live sessions and archive performances - off kilter.
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19:00
Take a musical moment in history - expound and explore it - that's tonight's show.
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19:00
Originally from Boston the band is now based in Nashville.
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19:00
A music paper, some hindsight and some gibber jabber between Marc And Rob Hughes.
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19:00
Iggy Pop serves up a sonic cocktail with tracks from Chai, Skip James and Michael Rother.
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20:00
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20:00
Stuart speaks to the experimental singer about her haunting and personal debut album.
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21:00
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21:00
Sessions from Sharon Van Etten, Billy Childish, Neil Innes, Chameleons & A Witness.
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21:00
Sessions from Juliana Hatfield, Scritti Politti, Black Box Recorder and more.
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21:00
Sessions from Len Bright Combo, Beak, Kate Rusby, Kacy & Clayton and Big Fayia.
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21:00
Sessions from Mbongwana Star, Joan As Police Woman, The Cigarettes, Hannah Peel.
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21:00
Tom chats to rising star Elkka who also delivers the guest mix.
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21:00
Tom has a live session from Matlock electronic trio Patawawa.
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22:00
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22:00
Don's selections include Crucial Vinyl from King Sunny Adé and his African Beats.
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23:00
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