Brinsley Forde traces the roots of dancehall, its music, history and present, featuring U Roy, Alcapone, Scotty, Yellowman, Shaggy, Bounty Killa, Big Youth and Smiley Culture. Show more

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

Following the opening of the first official Prince exhibition in London, Mary Anne catches up with Prince's younger sister, Tyka Nelson. Show more

More beautiful music as Cerys is joined by legendary producer Joe Boyd, who talks about his new Albanian music project. Show more

Author of the Inspector Banks novels, Peter Robinson, chooses his favourite songs and talks about what they mean to him. His choices include Television and John Cale. Show more

Elbow frontman Guy Garvey brings his own unique taste to 6 Music. Guy celebrates Phil Collins' voice and other musical wonders. Show more

Murray Lachlan Young takes a lyrical look at the shadowlands of Goth. He's joined by writer and presenter Andrew Collins to discuss a genre that spawned in the post-punk 80s. Show more

A playlist of listener suggestions.

Stuart Maconie travels to the furthest flung corners of left-field.

The Don's selections cross time, space and genre. This week his Crucial Vinyl is Definitely Maybe, the debut album from Oasis, released in 1994. Show more

Elbow frontman Guy Garvey brings his own unique taste to 6 Music. Guy celebrates Phil Collins' voice and other musical wonders. Show more

Emily Pilbeam presents a mixtape of her personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing in West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire and Humberside. Show more

Twelfth Night recorded at the Reading Festival in 1983, plus a session recorded by the Transmitters on 30 October 1979 and one from Velocette from 20 May 1997. Show more

Brinsley Ford explores the future of Jamaican music, looking at how original and new reggae vibes are making a global comeback over Bashment. Show more