Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Marcus Freed.

And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with Steve Rettenmayer.

Including at 5.55 Party Election Broadcast on behalf of Plaid Cymru.

With new country, including top tunes and news from Nashville.

Folk, roots and acoustic-based music, plus an interview with influential troubadour Ramblin'
Jack Elliott.

4/8. Reggae enthusiast
Mark Lamarr showcases choice examples of the Jamaican musical genre.
His guest this evening is musician, composer and sound engineer Dennis Bovell , who performed throughout the 70s with Matumbi and in 1979 produced Janet Kay 's number-two pop hit Silly Games.

I 4/4. REM bassist Mike Mills concludes a profile of singer, songwriter and guitarist
Glen Campbell , whose country-pop classics of the 1960s arguably remain the genre's definitive recordings. This final edition recalls the 1975 monster number-one hit
Rhinestone Cowboy - Campbell's first genuine pop hit since 1971 and a song whose lyrics struck a chord with a singer whose personal life had hit an all-time low. The single paved the way for further successes - including the 1977 US chart-topper Southern Nights - though unfavourable comparisons with the golden era of Wichita
Lineman and By the Time / Get to Phoenix were inevitable.
Featuring input from Jimmy Webb and journalist Keith Cameron. See Queens of Country on Monday BBC1

At 1.30am Pause for Thought with Rabbi Brian Fox.