A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by David Bowie.

Mary Anne Hobbs revisits her classic 1997 interview marking the fiftieth birthday of David Bowie, in which the Thin White Duke told tall tales and saw God in the window. Show more

Huey Morgan from Fun Lovin' Criminals brings his own brand of music to the station.

Liz pays tribute to David Bowie with clips from past guests Nile Rogers, Tony Visconti, Woody Woodmansey, Marc Almond, Jim Kerr and Steve Strange, plus Steve Norman joins her. Show more

Gilles is joined live in the studio by Anderson, Paak and Ed Motta

Craig Charles talks to Paul Trynka, author of David Bowie biography Starman, about Bowie's Young Americans album, which showed off his obsession with soul music. Show more

Tom Robinson has a live session from Newcastle band Shields, plus Huw Stephens shares a BBC Introducing tip. Show more

Stuart Maconie explores the greatest fakes, spoofs and hoaxes in left-field music, including an alien with a USB stick and the secret cosmic music of the East German Olympic team. Show more

The very best features, interviews and documentaries from BBC 6 Music, Mark Radcliffe celebrates the life of the musical and cultural icon David Bowie.

New music in one handy bite-size programme. Show more

Chris Hawkins presents the Boomtown Rats at Hammersmith Odeon in London in 1982, plus a session from Alien Ant Farm and the Members recorded on 17 January 1979. Show more

The story of Stax Records and southern soul music, presented by Alan Freeman. Show more