A great mix of music for the weekend.
Mary Anne is joined by journalist and part-time banjo player Tim Dowling, who talks about balancing his day job as a columnist with his role in the folk group Police Dog Hogan. Show more
Huey Morgan celebrates the thirty-fifth anniversary of the Blues Brothers. Expect Cab Calloway, Ray Charles, Booker T and the MGs, Aretha Franklin and the brothers themselves. Show more
Liz Kershaw chats to Greg Errico, founder member of the Family Stone, about the band's upcoming dates including Glastonbury, where they are playing alongside George Clinton. Show more
Joining the musical dots - soul, hip-hop, afro, Latin, electronica, jazz and beyond. Show more
Craig Charles plays funk and soul sounds, plus DJ and producer Rory Hoy brings a 30-minute Trunk of Funk mix. Show more
Tom Robinson has a session from Mbongwana Star, a group from the Democratic Republic of Congo, plus tracks recorded exclusively for the show by Songhoy Blues. Show more
Stuart and Andy Votel from Finders Keepers, the home of foreign pop, look at some of Japan's stranger musical exports. Show more
Highlights of the best bits from the last week of 6 Music.
New music in one handy bite-size programme. Show more
Chris Hawkins presents Lone Justice at the Town and Country Club in London in 1986, plus BBC sessions from Lil Gizzelle and the Heartbreakers. Show more
Another chance to hear David Quantick's celebration of the remarkable music scene in Bristol, featuring a look at the Pop Group, who are appearing at Glastonbury 2015. Show more
