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Frank Renton celebrates the Brass Band Open Championship and Harry Mortimer.

Nigel Ogden celebrates American organ supremo George Wright.

Featuring Genesis, recorded live In Concert at Twickenham Stadium in the summer of 2007.

Bob is joined by acclaimed emerging alt. country artist Caitlin Rose.

Fabulous food Thursday with Simon Mayo resident chef Nigel Barden serving up a tasty dish.

Steve, Tim and Janey chat to Richard and Judy and domestic goddess Nigella Lawson.

Jeremy discusses William Hague, beggars, Ed Balls and dirty properties.

This week Harper Simon chooses two of his favourite records in Tracks Of My Years.

Today's show was dedicated to anyone who has that today's the day feeling!

Lynn Parsons sits in for Sarah Kennedy this week.

Witty chat interspersed with great music on The Best Time of the Day Show with Alex.

Great music and chat to keep you up through the night.

Bill Kenwright interviews Priscilla Presley about the King of Rock 'n' Roll.

Mark and Stuart have music from The Charlatans.

Mike Harding presents an hour of folk music including an interview with Kathy Mattea.

Entertainment, information, intelligent conversation and audience interaction.

Steve and Tim chat to Jeff Goldblum, singer Joshua Radin and showbiz with Peter Bowes.

Jeremy discusses Tony Blair's book, service stations, the Miliband brothers and bed bugs.

Harper Simon chooses two of his favourite records in Tracks Of My Years.

Today's show was entitled 'The longer you wear it, the less you have to wash it!'.

Great entertainment whether you are in the shower or have got a leg in a pant!

Witty chat interspersed with great music on The Best Time of the Day Show with Alex.

Great music and chat to keep you up through the night.

Bill Kenwright shares his all consuming passion for the hits of the mid 50s to early 60s.

Liza Tarbuck tells the story of our holiday camps, with a little help from her friends...

Noddy Holder joins Mark and Stuart in the studio.

This week's show features an interview with the pianist and singer George Duke.

Simon Mayo is joined by brilliant female vocalist Lissie performing live.

Steve, Tim and Janey chat to film director Matthew Vaughn and pop star Gabriella Cilmi.

Jeremy discusses spot betting, car fires, witness protection schemes and negative equity.

Harper Simon chooses two of his favourite records in Tracks Of My Years.

Today's show was dedicated to anyone who slightly over-cooked it at the weekend!

On Patrol with Parsons - here be dragons!

Laugh through the night with Alex on The Best Time of the Day Show, plus fantastic music.

Janice is joined by Paul Weller for an in-depth interview and exclusive acoustic session.

Jools Holland with guest Pete Molinari.

Richard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the work of the Gibb Brothers.

Mark and Stuart have a live session from Radiohead's Phil Selway.

Blues highlights from Cambridge Folk Festival.

Johnnie Walker speaks to the Bee Gees' Robin and Barry Gibb.

Tony Blackburn continues Radio 2's countdown of the UK's Top 100 Million Selling Singles.

Ken Bruce kicks off Radio 2's countdown of the UK's Top 100 Million Selling Singles.

Richard Allinson sits in for Chris with a fully interactive show for all the family.

Lynn Parsons sits in for Sarah Kennedy this Bank Holiday Monday.

Great tunes and oddball conversation with Alex on The Best Time of the Day Show.

The best live sessions, chat, and the finest music to keep you going through the night.

The greatest songs and performances from Hollywood, Broadway and Tin Pan Alley.

Clare presents the best in big band sounds from the 1930's to the present day.

Russell Davies celebrates the art, craft & inspiration of the popular song.

Brian D'Arcy with hymns, reflections and prayer.

Alan Titchmarsh presents Melodies for You.

This week we found out about Elsie's new family while Paul headbanged along to Imelda May.

Johnnie celebrates the 70s and speaks to Spandau Ballet's Tony Hadley.

Broadcasting from Broadway Elaine Paige presents two hours of favourite Musical Moments.

Richard Madeley stands in for Michael Ball for Sunday Brunch live this Sunday on Radio 2.

Two hours of love songs and romantic dedications for a bank holiday weekend.

John McCarthy says Good Morning Sunday to Cerys Matthews and Maggi Dawn.

Join the 3.46 club with your early morning host Richard Allinson.

Louis Eliott & The Embers play live after 1am plus The Penguin Cafe in a recorded session.

A show to mark the 30th anniversary of Saturday Night Fever topping the charts in the UK.

Sitcom set in a provincial cinema, written by Simon Nye and starring Caroline Quentin.

Sketches, monlogues and comedy banter with Alex Lowe and special guest Alistair McGowan.

This week's show reflects Radio 2's Bee Gees Bank Holiday with special tracks and features

Alan Carr and Gaby Roslin help kick-start your Saturday evening.

Zoe Ball sits in for Dermot with live music from The Coral and Fran Healy.

Dale Winton counts down the charts from this week in 1974 and 1987.

Three hours of Irish banter to start your weekend, along with special guests McFly.

Brian Matthew with the show for Sixties fans. The A-Z of the Beatles reaches the end.

Lynn Parsons sits in for Zoe and welcomes Andrew Collins to the critic's armchair.

With chat and music, including archive live tracks from Radio 2's Great British Songbook.

Mark Lamarr + hip hop + funk + country + gospel = God's Jukebox.

Claudia discusses the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.

Friday Night is Music Night - The Kiri Prize.

This week, Desmond's plays songs with a pastoral theme.

The playlist is in your hands for Simon's All Request Friday!

Steve and Tim talk to chat show host Matthew Wright and magazine editor Mark Frith.

Matthew Bannister discusses David Cameron, obesity, public speaking and gardening.

This week Ozzy Osbourne joins Ken Bruce for Tracks Of My Years.

Chris kicks off the Bank Holiday weekend in style, live from a field in Cornwall.

Parsons on Patrol, and in romantic mood too!

Feelgood Friday time with Alex, superb music & oddball chat to take you through the night.

Janice is joined live in the studio by Devonian indie-rockers The Quails.