6 Music Stories Episodes Episode guide
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Buzzcocks
Mark Lamarr tells the story of punk pioneers Buzzcocks. First broadcast in 2004.
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Whatever Happened To Bobbie Gentry?
Rosanne Cash profiles the gifted and enigmatic American singer-songwriter.
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Tighten Up - The Story of Trojan Records - Episode 2
Don Letts continues the story of the influential UK-based Trojan record label.
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Tighten Up- The Story of Trojan Records - Episode 1
Don Letts tells the story of the influential UK-based Trojan record label.
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The Jam - Made in Britain - Episode 4
Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler and others remember the Jam.
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The Jam - Made in Britain - Episode 3
Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler and others remember the Jam.
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The Jam - Made in Britain - Episode 2
Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler and others remember the Jam.
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The Jam - Made in Britain - Episode 1
Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler and others remember the Jam.
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The G-Word
Andrew Collins explores the persistent subculture of goth music.
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Race With The Devil - The Gene Vincent Story
Roger Daltrey assesses the influence of his rock 'n' roll hero Gene Vincent.
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You'll Never Be 16 Again - Episode 7: Best Years of Our Lives
John Peel covers new romantics, glue sniffers, casuals and psychobillies.
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You'll Never Be 16 Again - Episode 6: Pretty Vacant
The story of the British teenager reaches the rise and fall of punk and a disco boom.
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You'll Never Be 16 Again - Episode 5: In a Broken Dream
John Peel deals with the era of long hair, skinheads and tartan-trousered teenyboppers.
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You'll Never Be 16 Again - Episode 4: Hello, I Love You
The British teenager - the era of flower power, student protest and the road to Katmandu.
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You'll Never Be 16 Again - Episode 3: I'm Into Something Good
John Peel continues with Merseybeat, mods and rockers, and Swinging London.
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You'll Never Be 16 Again -Episode 2: Puttin' on the Style
The story of the British teenager through music, archive and reminiscence.
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You'll Never Be 16 Again - Episode 1: Ain't Misbehavin'
John Peel introduces an oral and musical history of the British teenager.
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The Road To Nirvana - Episodes 3 and 4
3) The Explosion Of Grunge and 4) What Happened Next... Presented by Mark Sutherland.
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The Road to Nirvana - Episodes 1 and 2
1) The Birth Of College Rock and 2) The Rise Of Seattle. Presented by Mark Sutherland.
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Get Up For James Brown Episode 4
Mark Lamarr concludes his profile of the legendary James Brown.
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Get Up For James Brown Episode 3
Mark Lamarr continues his in-depth profile of the legendary soul and funk pioneer.
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The Davies Diaries -1968 and 1969
Ray Davies, lead singer of the Kinks, looks back at the group's career in 1968 and 1969.
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The Davies Diaries - 1966 and 1967
Ray Davies continues the story of the band's career with a look back on 1966 and 1967.
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The Davies Diaries - 1964 and 1965
Ray Davies of the Kinks takes a look back at the music and events of 1964 and 1965.
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Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? The Eighties
Charlotte Greig continues her celebration of female vocal groups into the 1980s.
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Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? The Seventies
Charlotte Greig continues her celebration of female vocal groups into the Seventies.
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Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? The 50s
Charlotte Greig looks back to the girl groups of the 50s. First broadcast 1990.
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Malcolm McLaren's Duck Rock: In His Own Words
Malcolm McLaren tells the extraordinary story of his 1983 album, Duck Rock.
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The Story of Pop - Episode 52: The Global Village
Alan Freeman concludes the series by looking at pop music's involvement with global issues
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The Story of Pop - Episode 51: Music for Money
Alan Freeman delves deep into the murky world of the record industry.