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Johnnie’s here to round off an emotional week in music with the finest hand-picked tracks.

From one iconic drummer to another, Mick Fleetwood pays his own tribute to Charlie Watts.

We revisit a great 2011 interview that Johnnie did with The Rolling Stones legend at The Dorchester Hotel in London, where Watts was joined by bandmate Ronnie Wood to discuss the re-issue of their 1978 album Some Girls, which was considered by many to be their most focused work that decade, and which featured amazing songs like their international smash Miss You.

Fleetwood Mac’s leader will be on the line from L.A with his personal memories of Charlie, and we’ll be hearing listener stories in the second hour, as well as playing several of the band's classics, including a few live performances that captured them at the very best.

There are also tributes to Bob Fish, singer with the hugely popular Darts, and the sax player with UB40 Brian Travers, both of whom passed away this week. There’s a rare outing for a favourite song from UB40’s debut ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio 1 Maida Vale session for the John Peel show, recorded way back in December 1979.

The perfect track, filled with Carnival vibes for the end of the Summer, arrives into Johnnie’s Jukebox, and our most-requested song yet appears in our One Of A Kind slot.

This Week In Music features a noteworthy chart debut exactly 50 years ago, and birthdays from three great musicians.

Plus we’ve more of your stories, dedications and song requests throughout the show.

Get in touch anytime for a mention on our future editions: walker@bbc.co.uk

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