The Hawk returns with the penultimate edition of the A-Z Club, Etta James provides the morning's Blues Groove, and he launches the 5.15 replacement. Show more

Shaun smashes Monday out of the park once more with a kicking playlist from northern soul to new folk, rock 'n' roll to indie disco, plus your earworms and another Song of Praise. Show more

Lauren takes a closer look at the best of the day's releases in New Music Monday, plus brilliant free music in MPFree and a rather fabulous Headphone Moment. Show more

Stuart Maconie presents solo and talks to German singer Claudia Brucken, formerly of synthpop group Propaganda, about her upcoming gig at London's Bush Hall. Show more

Tom Ravenscroft sits in for Lammo with the local anthem and a Stealing Sheep first play, plus he hears from the Kid Critic and reveals the winner of the Rebel Playlist. Show more

Mike Joyce sits in for Marc Riley and plays music new and old. Show more

Gideon plays Warren Zevon in concert, plus sessions from Bob Marley, 65daysofstatic and Blue Orchids. Show more

It's all back to Keith's as the Rolling Stones guitarist talks about his incredible life and times from the relaxed surroundings of his Connecticut living room. Show more

Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music without the interruptions of chat, plus exclusive BBC sessions and his Spotlight Act.

Featuring John Otway and Wild Willie Barrett live at the BBC's Paris Theatre, London in 1980, plus Peel sessions from The Ravishing Beauties and I'm Being Good. Show more

Bob Harris concludes the story of the Rolling Stones with the feud between Mick and Keith getting worse. Show more