Brian Matthew spins hits and B-sides.

With Sounds of the 60s.

Mark Lamarr and Jo Brand sit in for Jonathan Ross and are joined by Ian McLagan of the Small Faces and the cast of The Harder They Come, who perform live in the studio.

We begin with the formative days of alternative comedy with the likes of The Oblivion Boys through to acts such as Skinner and Baddiel and The Mighty Boosh.

Jason Byrne stars in the comedy series that explores a different theme in each episode. This episode's theme is Religion. With special guest Ivan Brackenbury.

FLive from the Cambridge Folk Festival. Featuring exclusive live music from Martha Wainwright and Noah and the Whale. Plus interviews with Judy Collins and kd lang.

America's greatest hits from the US charts of this week and the past five decades.

Revisiting the Rolling Stones' notorious summer of 1967, when Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were sent to prison for drug offences after a police raid on a party.

Suzi Quatro brings American music direct to listeners. Featuring music from The Drifters and The Monkees.

Russell brings you music and his own brand of comedy on a Saturday night.

With new music from the UK and America as well as classic tracks. With guest Jim Moray.

Trevor Nelson plays the best in soul music past and present. The Album of the Week is Earth Wind & Fire's All 'n' All. Plus music from The O'Jays, Brand New Heavies and Barry White.

Pete plays a mix of music, including classic soul, funk, disco and R&B, and presents interviews from the music industry past and present. Including Pause for Thought at 3.30am.