Chris Hawkins blends chilled tunes with big tracks for the perfect sunrise soundtrack. Show more

Shaun plays the new Slowdive single, Matt Everitt has a confrontation with John Humphrys (well, Shaun pretending to be John Humphrys), and Shaun talks about fish for far too long. Show more

Lauren chats to reggae legend Susan Cadogan about her varied career, from working with Lee 'Scratch' Perry in the 70s, through to the making of her new EP, Take Me Back. Show more

Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie guide you through a radio orchard laden with musical fruits. Show more

Classic tracks and amazing new music.

Steve Lamacq is joined by three guests to take a look at the new releases.

Brix and the Extricated returns to the show to play a second session for Marc Riley. Show more

Jon Hillcock sits in for Gideon Coe and plays Gil Scott-Heron at Glastonbury 1986, plus Fleetwood Mac, Higher Authorities, Babes in Toyland, The Proper Ornaments and Ami Kotia. Show more

Steve Lamacq and trusted guide DJs share the best new music in a handy bite-size programme at midnight. Show more

Alan Freeman considers the phenomenon of white British artists, such as the Rolling Stones, the Animals and Eric Clapton playing the blues. First broadcast in 1994. Show more

Bob Harris continues the story of influential country rock star Gram Parsons with contributions from Keith Richards and Emmylou Harris. Show more

Chris Hawkins presents The Bees at Auto Festival in Rotherham in 2002, plus BBC sessions from Play Dead in 1982 and The Chesterfields in 1986. Show more

Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions.