And at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Glen Jordan in Northern Ireland.
Brian Matthew spins big hits, B-sides, obscurities and requests.
Music, banter and special guests. Go to www.radiotrmes.com for guest details
6/6. David Ouantick concludes his singular take on popular music, employing fake archive footage, adverts and recordings to provide less than you need to know about a wealth of subjects.
4/6. Rob Brydon with musical comedy starring Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement as satirical pop act Flight of the Conchords. Repeated from Thursday
Music and chat.
Featuring new acts with live sets.
With America's Greatest Hits.
Current US hits and a pick of oldies.
Roxy Music guitarist
Phil Manzanera talks to singer/ songwriter Robert Wyatt , a 2004 Mercury Prize nominee who started his career as drummer with 60s fusion rockers the Soft Machine.
A solo artist since the early 70s and paralysed from the waist down since 1974, Wyatt has armed his social and political commentary with a frail, falsetto delivery, used to poignant effect in his covers of Elvis Costello 's Shipbuilding (1983) and Peter Gabriel 's Biko (1984). Contributors include Brian Eno and Annie Whitehead , plus archive interviews with John Peel , bassist Noel Redding and Jerry Dammers. Producer Kathryn Wilgress
Tips for a record collection, with listeners' suggestions and a spotlight on the Indigo Girls' self-titled 1989 second album.
(See Stuart Maconie on p40)
Including at 2.30 Pause for Thought with Glen Jordan in Northern Ireland.
6.15 as 2.30
