A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by Nick Drake.
Edith Bowman sits in for Mary Anne Hobbs and continues her interview with Anton Corbijn, who talks about Joy Division's Ian Curtis and his work with U2 and Depeche Mode. Show more
Cerys Matthews has Istanbul-born Cigdem Aslan live in session, plus she is joined by jazz and blues photographer Terry Cryer to talk about his retrospective exhibition. Show more
Danger Mouse and James Mercer of The Shins, aka Broken Bells, curate an hour-long playlist of influential and favourite tracks featuring Blur and Throwing Muses. Show more
Guy brings you the first of two shows dedicated to musical loops. With tunes from Emma Pollock, Tuneyards and Andrew Bird. Plus a shock revelation that Guy once had a meltdown. Show more
Iggy Pop continues his 6 Music stint with eclectic and exciting music choices on the theme of blue, featuring David Bowie, Beach House and Billie Holiday. Show more
Tom Robinson invites 6 Music listeners to create a playlist featuring tracks from albums released in the past 12 months that they think should have made the Mercury shortlist. Show more
Stuart hears from Portmeirion's Festival Number 6, where former Stereolab singer Laetitia Sadier chats to Andy Votel from Finders Keepers Records, and from Welsh band R Seiliog. Show more
The Don's Crucial Vinyl, an album that has shaped his musical taste, is Gil Scott-Heron's 1971 album Pieces of a Man. Show more
Guy brings you the first of two shows dedicated to musical loops. With tunes from Emma Pollock, Tuneyards and Andrew Bird. Plus a shock revelation that Guy once had a meltdown. Show more
Tom Robinson presents a mixtape of his personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing.
Chris Hawkins presents the Lemonheads at Glastonbury 1993, plus sessions from Na Fili and Bourgie Bourgie. Show more
Micky Dolenz tells the story of Laurel Canyon, the LA neighbourhood which became home to a diverse mix of jazz, folk rock and pop stars - including himself. First broadcast in 2010 Show more
