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

Tracey Ullman joins Shaun Keaveny to chat about her new TV show, plus Shaun goes in search of listeners' Earworms. Show more

Lauren Laverne has a live session from the US singer-songwriter Jesca Hoop. Show more

Mark Radcliffe presents solo and is joined by comedian Russell Howard. Show more

Steve Lamacq has the first play of a new song from The Jesus and Mary Chain, called Always Sad, plus a perfectly timed family favourite Headbanger from Beastie Boys. Show more

Steve Lamacq is joined by Inspiral Carpets' Clint Boon, Richard Jobson of The Skids and Tom Williams to review the new releases. Show more

Classic and cutting-edge tracks, including a live session from Cardiff band Gulp. Show more

Gideon Coe plays Can in concert, plus sessions from Meat Whiplash, Joyce McKinney Experience, Trembling Blue Stars and Kevin Ayers. 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 takes a look at the controversy generated by the more militant forms of rap. First broadcast 1994 and repeated as part of BBC Radio 6 Music's celebration of hip-hop. Show more

Brinsley Forde peels back the layers of myth, spin and downright lies to present an intimate profile of Jamaican star Bob Marley. Show more

Chris Hawkins presents The Wonder Stuff at Granby Hall in Leicester in 1994, plus BBC sessions from Goatboy recorded on 10 February 2002) and Horace Andy from 28 August 1996. Show more

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