A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album by The Wombats.

Mary Anne talks to members of the WAST Nightingales choir, a group comprised of 17 female asylum seekers, about singing as a form of expression, unity and escape. Show more

Cerys is joined by the poet Camille Ralphs, who discusses the Pendle witch trials of 1612 and her own book inspired by this charged and dangerous time in history. Show more

In tribute to Little Richard, another chance to hear the self proclaimed King Of Rock N Roll, in his own words talking about his career, his childhood and his love of music. Show more

Guy raids the Song for Guy archive for his favourite listener musical suggestions and sprinkles some 50s jazz magic over the show. Show more

Singer-songwriter Richard Hawley sits in for Jarvis Cocker and plays two hours of his favourite 1950s tracks. Show more

Tom Robinson curates the listening choices of the 6 Music audience.

Stuart explores the alternative side of music in the 1950s through the words of John Cage, featuring archive interviews and extracts from Cage's writings, along with his music. Show more

The Don's selections cross time, space and genre and include new and classic recordings from the UK, USA, Jamaica and beyond as well as Crucial Vinyl from Finley Quaye. Show more

Guy raids the Song for Guy archive for his favourite listener musical suggestions and sprinkles some 50s jazz magic over the show. Show more

Tom Robinson presents a mixtape of his personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing.

Chris Hawkins presents the Jess Roden Band in concert at the Golders Green Hippodrome in London in 1974, plus BBC sessions from Edsel Auctioneer and Low Gold. Show more

The story of the British teenager continues, through music, archive and reminiscence. John Peel covers the rise and fall of punk, the disco boom and riots in the cities. Show more