Including at 6.15 Pause for Thought.
Brian Matthew spins hits and B-sides.
With comic Stewart Lee and Manic Street Preachers, who perform live.
The Day the Music Died
2/6. A satirical spin on the week's music news. Presented by Andrew Collins with Jon Holmes.
1.30 Does the Team Think?
4/8. Vic Reeves invites the public to put seemingly mundane queries to a celebrity panel that features
Tom Baker and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen . Repeated from Thursday
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With live sets by indie rock bands the Electric Soft Parade and LA-based Silversun Pickups. Plus a chat with cultured cockney Malcolm McLaren.
With America's Greatest Hits.
Mark Radcliffe pays tribute to experimental, influential and troubled singer and songwriter
Syd Barrett , who spearheaded Pink Floyd's drugs-inspired psychedelic period of the late 60s, epitomised by the 1967 classics Arnold Layne and See Emily Play. Barrett, who died a year ago, aged 60, suffered mental illness and opted out of the music scene in the early 70s. Featuring input from original Floyd members Rick Wright and Nick Mason , and David Gilmour , who replaced Barrett in 1968. Plus manager Peter Jenner and Barrett's sister Rosemary. Producer John Sugar
Music choices: page 128
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Manic chat.
Podcast: highlights available at www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/brand
His guest is Nashville-based folk-pop singer/songwriter Stephanie Dosen.
Including at 2.30 Pause for Thought with Peter Aitchison in Scotland.
6.15 as 2.30
