Charlie Gillett tells the story of Sun, the influential Memphis record label set up by Sam Phillips, which featured the likes of Howlin' Wolf, Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis. Show more

Alexis Korner presents an in-depth documentary of the Rolling Stones' 1975 tour of America, talking to organisers and promoters, as well as band members and fans. Show more

Jeff Griffin talks to the Rolling Stones in 1976, around the time of their Black and Blue album. Show more

Marvin Gaye talks to Paul Gambaccini, discussing his music, and, in particular, the early years, his duets and the writers and producers he worked with. First broadcast in 1976.

Jackson Browne talks about his music and career. Show more

Alan Black presents a profile of Fleetwood Mac in a documentary first broadcast in 1976.

Johnnie Walker looks at how black music has been interpreted by white performers. Show more

Roy Wood discusses his music and career from The Move and ELO to Wizzard. This documentary was first broadcast in 1976.

A report on the Rolling Stones' 1975 tour of America, presented by Alexis Korner. Show more

In a programme first broadcast in 1976, Marvin Gaye discusses his music, and, in particular, writing and producing his own material.

Stuart Grundy examines the careers of Buddy Holly's manager Norman Petty and Bill Nelson from Be Bop Deluxe. Show more