With the Dawn Patrol.
Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Laurie Rosenberg.
And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with Huda Jawad.
And in Tracks of My Years, singer/ songwriter David Gray identifies two more of his top ten records.
Talking to people in the news.
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With new country, including top tunes and news from Nashville.
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Folk, roots and acoustic-based music. Singer/songwriter Steve Tilston discusses his latest album.
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2/8. Influential soul/funk DJ
Norman Jay presents a personal selection of classic, forgotten and modern funk recordings from the 50s onwards, showcasing popular performers and underground acts, including the Meters,
Funkadelic, Creative Source and BT Express. Each week Norman is joined by the Fatback Band's
Bill Curtis for a weekly masterclass in funky drumming.
2/2. Singer Clare Teal profiles jazz great Oscar Peterson - who turns 80 this month - from his roots as a black, working-class Canadian to his international standing as a consummate and distinctive pianist and composer. Featuring a new and extensive interview with the artist, with further input from friends, admirers and collaborators including former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien, jazz aficionados and critics Gene Lees, Phil Nimmons and Bill King, and industry executive Scott Morin.
Live from Edinburgh, with comedian Jo Caulfield.
With a live set from Stereo MCs.
And at 1.30am Pause for Thought with Jumoke Fashola.
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