Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought with Marcus Freed.
And at 9.15 Pause for Thought with Judy Merry.
With new country, including top tunes and news from Nashville.
Folk, roots and acoustic-based sounds. Tonight's show features a selection of listeners' requests.
2/10. Contemporary jazz series in which the innovative saxophonist airs live music and new releases, featuring special guest interviews and live acoustic sets.
1/3. Another chance to hear a celebration of the Supremes, the Motown hits machine that emerged from the girl-group era to dominate the American pop charts like no other act during the 1960s. Nurtured and packaged for white and black audiences by Motown king Berry Gordy and fronted by Diana Ross until a personnel shift in 1969, the sequined trio enjoyed a run of hit singles - unique in their polished perfection - that included 12 US number ones. Classics include
Where Did Our Love Go, Baby
Love, Stop! In the Name of Love,
You Can't Hurry Love, Reflections and Love Child. This first part recalls the pre-fame days, with input from Supreme Mary Wilson , plus archive interviews with Diana Ross and ex-Supreme Florence Ballard , who died in 1976. Producer Sue Clark
With Cerys Matthews in session.
With a live set from Ian McNabb
(formerly of Icicle Works).
Including at 1.30am Pause for Thought with Clair Jaquiss.
3.30 as 1.30
