There's no one better to bring you the hits from the swinging sixties than Tony Blackburn. That's lucky then! Tony B spins the hits from Amen Corner and Cilla Black.

Dermot's favourite band of all time ELBOW serenade him live on air. They have won The Mercury Prize, a Brit Award and an Ivor Novello. Their new album is called Giants Of All Sizes

With writer Tom MacRae, TV host Matt Baker, panto dame Gary Wilmot, and actor Sarah Parish. Plus Maria McErlane with Grill Graham. Show more

Pick Of The Pops is 'The Name Of The Game'! Paul counts down two charts from '77 and '88! As he does, there's music from Abba, Santana, Queen, Phil Collins and The Pet Shop Boys.

Rylan finds out what memorabilia you have from your favourite musicians. There will be two new contestants for the Couch Potatoes Quiz and Linda will be back for a catch up. Show more

Kicking off with Tessie O'Shea Liza also plays tracks from Massive Attack and Motorhead. Liza hears from listeners regarding menopausal madness, cats and winter MoHos.

Mark Hoppus from Blink-182 picks his Rock God plus Johnnie takes a look at 'This Week In Rock'. Show more

Around The Piano With Tom Odell; a personal exploration of the piano during the 1960s featuring interviews with Elton John, Billy Joel, Rick Wakeman, Tori Amos and Hugh Laurie. Show more

Craig says happy birthday to the man who invented the 12" single, the re-edit, and arguably the remix, Tom Moulton, with a very special Version Excursion. Show more

Ana Matronic hosts two hours of music from across the dance music spectrum: any genre, any era - anything with a repetitive beat!

Janice goes on A Long Walk with Chris Difford - as the founding member of one of London's best loved bands Squeeze, he has some amazing, humorous and emotional stories to tell. Show more

Tom Odell performing at the BBC's Maida Vale studios in 2016. His set includes Real Love, Here I Am, Constellations and Still Getting Used To Being On My Own.

Angela plays her favourite music from across the decades and begins her countdown to Christmas, with timeless classics from Kate Bush, Stevie Wonder, The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl. Show more