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Audio
(48min 43sec),
22 Jun 2012:
Peaking Lights get illuminated, Cat Power and why the Invisible are lucky to be alive. Plus We Were Evergreen live
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Audio
(39min 18sec),
15 Jun 2012:
Tom Bromley on the rise and fall of 80s music; Jessie Ware on her chameleon voice; and some fine vocoding in Singles Club
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Audio
(43min 58sec),
8 Jun 2012:
Bassist Gerry Love on his solo outing, stunning beats from Africa and a Singles Club with a twist
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6 Jun 2012: For someone who started out making beats on his PlayStation at home, Benga delivers a polished, at times thrilling, performance, writes Kieran Yates
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Audio
(44min 14sec),
1 Jun 2012:
A brief history of the charts, 2:54 (that's a band) in conversation and Cheryl Cole gets mixed up in Singles Club
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31 May 2012:
Kieran Yates: 1993: This was Take That at their peak – keeping them at No 1 for four weeks – and the it's one of the best videos of all time
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31 May 2012:
Kieran Yates: 2000: A landmark garage track that brought the Casualty theme added fame, this No 1 was as thrilling as it was threatening
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Audio
(46min 08sec),
25 May 2012:
A sneak preview of the Guide's festival special, plus Nick Talbot of Gravenhurst on his favourite English music
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Audio
(48min 19sec),
18 May 2012:
Accordion player James Fearnley on Shane MacGowan's toothless genius; Willy Moon synthesises the 1950s; and Richard Burton debuts on our Singles Club
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Audio
(34min 23sec),
11 May 2012:
We take a trip to the coast and talk to festival acts Django Django and AlunaGeorge
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7 May 2012: Iambic pentameter is swapped for a 4/4 hip-hop tempo in this Q Brothers adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy that centres on a rapper called MC Othello, writes Kieran Yates
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Audio
(47min 09sec),
4 May 2012:
Biographer Stanley Booth on the Stones, Hells Angels and hanging with Otis Redding. Plus the Beach Boys and Louise Distras
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Audio
(42min 10sec),
27 Apr 2012:
Richard King on the madmen and mavericks who made independent music. Plus a visit from Rudimental
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Audio
(38min 44sec),
20 Apr 2012:
What music does anyone want to remember from 1961? We've got 325 tracks to choose from. Plus: Hot Chip and BigKids
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15 Apr 2012:
They were tiny, tatty – and terrific. For Record Store Day on Saturday, our pop writers remember the shops where they first fell in love with music
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