With Sounds of the Sixties.

Jonathan's guests include singer and songwriter Chris Difford, comedian Mark Thomas, actor David Harewood and percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie. Show more

Clive Anderson hosts the show in which the studio audience fire questions at a panel of guests including Nadine Dorries MP, Scott Capurro, Quentin Letts and Sarah Kendall.

Sitcom starring Paul Merton as Arthur Bunclarke, possessor of one of the rarest blood groups in the world. First broadcast on BBC television in 1961 as part of Hancock's Half Hour. Show more

With Mercury prize-nominated Doves, recorded in session at Maida Vale, and new music from Dutch soul singer Alain Clark.

America's greatest hits from the US charts over the past five decades.

Critic, writer and former label boss Paul Morley looks back at the individuals who helped create and mould the record labels and the acts they signed. Show more

Suzi talks to record producer Mike Chapman, who, along with his partner Nicky Chinn, masterminded a decade of hit music for acts including Blondie, Pat Benatar and Rod Stewart.

Johnnie recreates the era of pirate radio, with jingles, commercials and music from the years 1955 - 1975. Johnnie goes back to the year 1969 and invites DJ Ed Stewart on board.

New releases and classic tunes from the UK and America.

The best in soul music past and present. Trevor's Album of the Week is Chaka Khan's Naughty, released by the American R&B/funk singer in 1980.

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.

Music and chat.