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Dermot is joined by American singer/ songwriter Jonathan Wilson and his band, for chat and 2 live session tracks.

The Brilliant Things perform live in session for Sir Terry Wogan.

This week, Dermot is joined by Michele Stodart.

Jo Whiley presents her evening show including Mull Historical Society live In Session.

Ken Bruce salutes the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Concert Orchestra on their 60th anniversary.

Jo Whiley is joined by Mull Historical Society in the studio.

Paul Jones pays tribute to the late and great Etta James.

Johnnie chats to popstar Jimmy Osmond, the youngest sibling of the Osmond Family.

Stevie Nicks picks her Tracks Of My Years for Ken Bruce.

Ricky Ross with live music and an interview with American Soul and RnB singer Aaron Neville.

Jo Whiley chats to King Creosote on his tour with Jon Hopkins.

Ricky Ross with live music and interview with American old time string band Carolina Chocolate Drops.

Simon has live music in the studio from The Mavericks' lead singer, Raul Malo, who showcases his new solo album, Around thr World.

Jo Whiley chats with Alison from Goldfrapp.

Jamie Cullum introduces a Maida Vale session by Gretchen Parlato.

Clare Teal presents the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Big Band in concert with Bob Brookmeyer at the 2007 Cheltenham Jazz Festival.

Simon was joined by Raul Malo to talk about his new solo album, Around the World. You can also hear clips from Raul's live session tracks.

In this highlight from the show Suzi Quatro celebrates the ultimate wild rocker, Gene Vincent.

Colin Salmon introduces listeners to some unusual and uplifting brass music.

Ken Bruce salutes the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Concert Orchestra on their 60th anniversary and recalls the life of Sidney Torch.

Respected rock drummer Carl Palmer picks his Tracks Of My Years for Ken Bruce.

Johnnie looks at classic LPs. This week it's David Bowie's Hunky Dory.

Bob's session guest tonight is 90s country superstar Clint Black.

James Moir celebrates the Sony Award-winning Brian Matthew, a true icon of the airwaves.