Including at 6.20 Pause for Thought.
And at 9.15 Pause for Thought.
James Blunt performs two songs from his upcoming second album.
2/6. Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson showcases classic, contemporary and obscure hard rock and metal. Tonight he chats to heavy metal guitar pioneer Tony lommi and singer Ronnie James Dio - two Black Sabbath members now performing under the name Heaven and Hell. They discuss the release of the compilation album Black Sabbath - the Dio Years, and reminisce about the drink, drugs and voodoo dolls of their early career.
2/7. Stuart Maconie recalls critical moments in popular music. He journeys back to two particularly disturbing and gruesome events in August 1969, when members of Charles Manson's clan - the so-called "Family" - murdered Roman Polanski's pregnant actress wife Sharon Tate and several guests at her home near Beverly Hills. Two more murders followed the next evening. A frustrated rock star, Manson claimed he'd received messages from songs on the 1968 double LP, The Beatles. The motiveless deaths triggered a further atrophying of America's innocence and optimistic spirit.
2/2. Award-winning comic Alan Carr presents the cream of comedians at this year's Edinburgh International Festival, recorded at the Assembly Rooms in the Scottish capital.
Steve Harley with hits and LP cuts.
Including at 1.30 Pause for Thought.
3.30 as 1.30
