Chic's legendary drummer Ralph Rolle shares personal memories and fave foodie haunts around The Bronx NYC for his Hometown Glory. Show more

Lauren broadcasts from Maida Vale ahead of Iggy Pop’s first live performance from the studios. Show more

Mary Anne is live at Maida Vale for a special show with the legendary Iggy Pop. The Godfather of Punk joins us for an extended live session from the BBC's iconic London studios. Show more

Shaun is here making some noise in between songs so the emergency tape doesn’t kick in. Plus, Matt chats with Dolly Parton in the Music News & Big Thief is today's Album of the Day Show more

Huw chats to Jake from Simple Things Festival in Bristol. There's also chance to soundtrack a news story in the National Anthem and this week's game of Record Collection Roulette. Show more

Ty Segall and The Freedom Band are on a busy tour so recorded a session for us on a Sunday. Show more

Sessions from Shop Assistants, Tav Falco/Panther Burns, The Groundhogs and Melanie Di Biasio.

There's some Sophia Portanet, Caribou and Japanese House on Lauren's new music playlist.

In a programme first broadcast in 1990, Jeff Lynne talks to Roger Scott about the Electric Light Orchestra's 1976 release, A New World Record.

Bert Jansch talks to Davie Scott about the recording of his seminal 1965 self-titled album and how he feels about it 40 years on. First broadcast on BBC Scotland in 2005. Show more

Elbow at the Reading Festival in 2001, plus a session recorded by Meat Whiplash on this date (15th October) in 1985 and one by Thin Lizzy (4/4/1974). Show more

Craig Charles' 30 minutes Trunk of Funk. Show more

Kathy Sledge of the legendary Sister Sledge, shares her Desert Island Disco. Show more

Celebrating 50 years of Monty Python. Show more