| 2011-DEC-25
| The first half of a look back over the Sunday Services of 2011, including Brian Eno's celebration of gospel music.
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| 2011-DEC-18
| Twinkly festive special including a megamix themed around Dylan Thomas's story A Child's Christmas in Wales.
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| 2011-DEC-11
| Getting into the spirit of things...
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| 2011-DEC-04
| American novelist Padgett Powell joins Jarvis to talk about his new work, You and I.
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| 2011-NOV-27
| English artist Andrew Logan talks about his new film The British Guide to Showing Off.
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| 2011-NOV-20
| With Leonard Cohen's speech, courtesy of the Prince of Asturias Awards.
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| 2011-NOV-13
| With Serge Gainsbourg re-releases and a short story by Joe Dunthorne inspired by the Beatles hit When I'm 64.
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| 2011-NOV-06
| Featuring a megamix tribute to the late broadcaster Sir Jimmy Savile.
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| 2011-OCT-30
| A camera-shy Lawrence of Felt/Denim/Go-Kart Mozart joins Jarvis to spin some of his favourite tracks and to talk about the new documentary Lawrence of Belgravia.
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| 2011-OCT-23
| Audio Muesli...
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| 2011-OCT-16
| In honour of Oscar Wilde's birthday, there's a recording of Basil Rathbone reading the sad fairytale The Nightingale and the Rose.
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| 2011-OCT-09
| Celebrating John Lennon's birth.
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| 2011-OCT-03
| One-time Poet Laureate and full-time poet Andrew Motion talks about National Poetry Day.
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| 2011-SEP-25
| "Let's call it the Saints show..."
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| 2011-SEP-18
| With a short story by Carson McCullers. NOTE: BBC iPLAYER ONLY UPLOADED HALF THE SHOW. IF YOU HAVE THE FULL VERSION, PLEASE DO SHARE IT!
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| 2011-SEP-11
| Talking about 9/11 and the discovery of Manhattan, Lang Lang, the Mercury Prize and the World Wildlife Fund. Plus another chance to hear Laurie Anderson read her story Lolabelle.
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| 2011-SEP-04
| Jarvis returns with a backlog prog of music he's been meaning to play us over the summer. Featuring a dark short story he recorded for Radio 1 in May 1994, The Last Day of Summer by Ian McEwan.
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| 2011-AUG-28
| TV talk show host Matthew Wright sits in, playing a non-stop selection of classic tracks and tunes that he's been enjoying during his summer of festival-going.
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| 2011-AUG-21
| Djarvis returns from his travels, offering us a virtual tour of the places he's visited with Pulp lately - including Australia, Hungary, Norway, Sweden, Portugal and Greece.
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| 2011-AUG-14
| Artist Jeremy Deller sits in, playing covers, live versions, choral tracks and steel bands. His guest is Marcus Coates, an artist who's interested in how we use nature to see ourselves.
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| 2011-AUG-07
| Julian Barratt, one half of comedy duo The Mighty Boosh, sits in for Jarvis, bringing his love of eclectic music to the show.
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| 2011-JUL-31
| After making their own foraging trip to the big BBC archive a la Jarvis - Ben and Tjinder from Cornershop take over the Sunday Service to treat you to very early stuff from Captain Beefheart, Nick Drake and Marc Bolan. There's also some very random vinyl from their personal collections and Baxter Drury drops by to talk about his new album.
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| 2011-JUL-24
| Music pioneer and fellow art school alumnus Brian Eno takes Jarvis on an hour long journey through his vast collection of 20th century gospel tracks.
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| 2011-JUL-17
| Jarvis is joined by legendary English poet Roger McGough who talks about his life so far in music and poetry. Expect everything from The Scaffold and Grimms to some fresh off the press poetry via a track banned by the BBC.
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| 2011-JUL-10
| Sitting in for Jarvis Cocker, World Champion Snooker player Steve Davis shares some of his massive northern soul and progressive rock collection. Steve has also asked if he can play a 60 minute minimalist Australian jazz track... but 6 Music is yet to give a ruling on that!
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| 2011-JUL-03
| Writer Nick Hornby sits in for Jarvis and shares some of his favourite Sunday afternoon lo-fi tunes. Nick also reveals why, after collaborating with Ben Folds, he'll never trade books for music, and chats to the man he considers the 'best guitarist in the world', James Walbourne from The Pretenders.
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| 2011-JUN-26
| Jarvis is away performing at the Glastonbury Festival with Pulp.
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| 2011-JUN-19
| Music critic and author SIMON REYNOLDS joins Jarvis to talk about his new book Retromania.
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| 2011-JUN-12
| MARIANNE FAITHFULL SITS IN. Expect tales of Jimi Hendrix fear amongst Eric Clapton, Mick and Jeff Beck, Twin Peaks and the 'voice of God'.
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| 2011-JUN-05
| ALAN VEGA of Suicide talks to Jarvis at the Primavera Festival in Barcelona.
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| 2011-MAY-29
| JERRY DAMMERS SITS IN: The musical activist, artist and Specials founder sits in for Jarvis.
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| 2011-MAY-22
| ADAM CURTIS makes a welcome return to the Sunday Service ahead of his new BBC2 series.
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| 2011-MAY-15
| GAZ MAYALL SITS IN at the Sunday Service to spin his rockin' blues.
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| 2011-MAY-08
| Sir David Attenborough gives us a lesson in singing.
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| 2011-MAY-01
| CAROLINE COON talks about protest photography.
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| 2011-APR-24
| BOBBY GILLESPIE SITS IN for Jarvis and chats to Mick Jones.
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| 2011-APR-17
| Jarvis visits the BBC Vinyl Archives to explore the treasures hidden deep in the vaults.
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| 2011-APR-10
| Miranda July on the meaning behind dreams involving misshapen buttocks.
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| 2011-APR-03
| DORIAN LYNSKEY talks about the history of protest songs.
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| 2011-MAR-27
| BOBBY GILLESPIE talks about Screamadelica.
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| 2011-MAR-20
| PAUL MORLEY SITS IN for Jarvis.
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| 2011-MAR-13
| Crackling vinyl, random thoughts and spoken word enlightenment of sorts.
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| 2011-MAR-06
| ANDREW HUSSEY talks about French punk and the Situationists.
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| 2011-FEB-27
| Poet and artist MICHAEL HOROVITZ talks about Allen Ginsberg and an exhibition of Beat photography at the National Theatre. Taylor Parkes considers how foreign music influences Western pop.
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| 2011-FEB-20
| An insight into Sheffield's musical heritage. Including the music of Sheffield stars such as Joe Cocker, Cabaret Voltaire, The Human League and Artery.
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| 2011-FEB-13
| Jarvis temporarily uproots the Sunday Service and takes us across the channel to Paris, where he presents a French feast of audio delights. Music from Serge Gainsbourg, Jeanne Moreau, Brigitte Fontaine and Francoiz Breut.
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| 2011-FEB-06
| Composer DAVID ARNOLD joins Jarvis to celebrate the life of John Barry.
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| 2011-JAN-30
| Jarvis is joined by journalist TAYLOR PARKES, who takes on The Monkees and Manufacturing.
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| 2011-JAN-23
| JEREMY DYSON tells Jarvis about his stage adaptation of Roald Dahl's Twisted Tales, his play Ghost Stories, magic tricks and his rocking past.
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| 2011-JAN-16
| Jarvis thinks about foreign-language versions of familiar songs. Scott Walker discusses Jacques Brel and Frank Sinatra, and we hear a children's radio adaptation of Don Quixote.
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| 2011-JAN-09
| Jarvis celebrates Scott Walker's birthday and the show's first anniversary.
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| 2011-JAN-02
| New Year 2011: With a recording of Sean Connery narrating Prokofiev's children's classic, Peter and the Wolf. Jarvis reads an excerpt about Jimi Hendrix by Padgett Powell.
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2011
| 2010-DEC-26
| Boxing Day highlights show: Jarvis shares some of the best music and audio he's discovered this year and scatters the show with songs from Beatles films.
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| 2010-DEC-19
| SIR PETER BLAKE SITS IN for Jarvis.
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| 2010-DEC-12
| A hotchpotch show featuring Turner prize-winning audio artist Susan Pillipsz singing under a bridge; and a seasonal story by Deb Olin Unferth, read by Raina Lampkins-Fielder.
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| 2010-DEC-05
| Author NICK HORNBY tells Jarvis about his latest project for young people, the Ministry of Stories.
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| 2010-NOV-28
| DAVID CUNNINGHAM of The Flying Lizards talks about his project in which all the pianos in a piano shop played together. Then he and Jarvis have a jamma session.
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| 2010-NOV-21
| Director GARTH JENNINGS chats about his creative process, why he started making music videos and his film Son of Rambow.
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| 2010-NOV-14
| Musician MATTHEW HERBERT discusses his concert at the RFH in which all the music is based on one newspaper. Cordelia Cembrowicz describes the recent student protests.
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| 2010-NOV-07
| Experimental music scientist and production god BRIAN ENO joins Jarvis for a chat about innovation, electronics and his new album Small Craft on a Milk Sea.
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| 2010-OCT-31
| GUILLERMO DEL TORO, director of Pan's Labyrinth and Hellboy, talks about fairytales, horror stories and videogames. Jarvis plays a spine-tingling Hallowe'en Monstermix.
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| 2010-OCT-24
| Jarvis interviews KEN LOACH, Palme d'Or-winning director of Kes and Looking for Eric.
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| 2010-OCT-17
| GAZ MAYALL discusses his new book, featuring memories and artefacts from 30 years of the clubnight Gaz's Rockin' Blues.
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| 2010-OCT-10
| Author SALMAN RUSHDIE talks about storytelling, animal fables and videogames.
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| 2010-OCT-03
| Jarvis broadcasts from Un-Convention in Salford, an international grassroots music event. He talks to organiser Ruth Daniel and participants British Sea Power, Bill Drummond, Naomi Kashiwagi and Matthew Krysko.
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| 2010-SEP-26
| Featuring Tony Blair discussing religion with Philip Dodd; a talk by Ted Hughes about how to think; and TS Eliot reading his poem The Dry Salvages.
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| 2010-SEP-19
| Jarvis gets behind the decks and throws himself an in-studio shindig with his birthday megamix.
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| 2010-SEP-12
| Jarvis chats to NICK CAVE about Grinderman, faith and the pleasure of sneaking words like 'frappuccino' and 'travelator' into songs.
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| 2010-SEP-05
| We learn what music is on the Voyager 1 space probe's gold record, an intergalactic message in a bottle. Teacher Jamie Kelsey-Fry discusses a book he's written to inspire kids to get politically active.
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| 2010-AUG-29
| Jarvis investigates whether art is for the great unwashed and Turner Prize-winning artist GRAYSON PERRY explains why he thought he'd get thrown out of his first solo exhibition.
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| 2010-AUG-22
| TIM SMIT, founder of the Eden Project, talks to Jarvis about creativity and vanity - and the dangers of artists isolating themselves through arrogance.
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| 2010-AUG-15
| JOHN COOPER CLARKE SITS IN: The bard of Salford brings in his own special collection of random thoughts, spoken word and treasured viny.
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| 2010-AUG-08
| JOHN COOPER CLARKE SITS IN: The bard of Salford brings in his own special collection of random thoughts on how walking sticks make you shout, some spoken word (a Martini poem) and treasured vinyl.
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| 2010-AUG-01
| Jarvis reads from Ted Hughes's book By Heart and asks us to memorise a poem; Arthur Smith investigates Scouting; Gavin Pretor-Pinney of The Cloud Appreciation Society; Yorkshire Day; Robin & Partridge.
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| 2010-JUL-25
| Jarvis presents an open air Sunday Service live from the Port Eliot Festival with nature disco DJ Chris Watson and Marcus Coates - a man who can make a bingo caller sound like a bird.
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| 2010-JUL-18
| Jarvis plays a track by 'the French James Brown', an Icelandic tale about wizards and lots of good stuff from bands playing at Latitude.
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| 2010-JUL-11
| Spiritual guru Alan Watts gives a mesmeric lecture on the Hindu concept of Om. We also hear some of Fleet: Ice Cream Orchestra, by Kelvin Pawsey and Chris Yates.
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| 2010-JUL-04
| JOHN COOPER CLARKE joins Jarvis.
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| 2010-JUN-27
| Glastonbury Special. Jarvis continues the last full day of Glastonbury coverage, live from Worthy Farm.
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| 2010-JUN-20
| Father's Day themed show.
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| 2010-JUN-13
| Jarvis chats to ANDREW WK about motivational speaking and blowing things up.
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| 2010-JUN-06
| Jarvis rifles through his record collection and chats to Turner Prize-winner MARK LECKEY.
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| 2010-MAY-30
| ADAM CURTIS plays a bootleg from Afghanistan's first and only rock festival (a cover of Kung Fu Fighting) and Jarvis breaks out some old TV vinyl with the theme from Picture Box.
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| 2010-MAY-23
| Tate @10: Jarvis trips the light fantastic through the Tate's 10th birthday celebrations.
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| 2010-MAY-16
| Barbara Windsor reads from Cinderella, Alex Turner reads his story A Choice of Three and there's excerpt from Night of the Hunter.
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| 2010-MAY-09
| Jarvis shares records from his eclectic collection - including a recording of the incomparable Arthur Lowe reading the Mr Men story, Mr Noisy.
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| 2010-MAY-02
| MICHAEL PALIN joins Jarvis to chat Hemingway, overland travel techniques and the stunt chips he had shoved up his nose in A Fish Called Wanda.
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| 2010-APR-25
| RICHARD HAWLEY SITS IN and is joined by Candida Doyle for a session by The Crookes.
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| 2010-APR-18
| Jarvis reads excerpts from 17 by Bill Drummond, a series of essays about recorded music. Plus Malcolm McLaren describes his early life and education.
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| 2010-APR-11
| With multimedia artist LAURIE ANDERSON, who reads her short story about her dog's alarming airborne encounter.
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| 2010-APR-04
| Jarvis is joined by pop artist SIR PETER BLAKE, the man responsible for the artwork on the Beatles' Sgt Pepper album.
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| 2010-MAR-28
| Sound artist MAX EASTLEY talks about the Cape Farewell voyages, in which creatives and scientists go to the Arctic Circle to learn about climate change. Then he and Jarvis have a jamma session.
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| 2010-MAR-21
| Actor JOHN HURT joins Jarvis to chat about why drinking may have been better in the 1960s and how to avoid becoming an 'old fuddy duddy'.
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| 2010-MAR-14
| Mother's Day: The mother of all shows! Jarvis pulls out all his mum-related vinyl and plays a short story sermon from a dad's point of view.
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| 2010-MAR-07
| Jarvis chats to SONIC BOOM about making music with electronic pioneer Delia Derbyshire, the woman behind the Doctor Who theme.
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| 2010-FEB-28
| In a Scottish-themed show, we hear some of artist Peter Liversidge's quirky proposals, one involving a giant version of Mel Gibson's head. Jarvis reads The Goalkeeper's Revenge by Bill Naughton.
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| 2010-FEB-21
| Jarvis is joined by imagination specialist and Young British Artist GAVIN TURK.
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| 2010-FEB-14
| A special Valentine's Day programme for those romantics who want to keep their credibility.
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| 2010-FEB-07
| Jarvis chats to film-maker JULIEN TEMPLE about trees growing out of skyscrapers in Detroit and predicting bank robberies by looking at the tour plans for 70s rock band Dr Feelgood.
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| 2010-JAN-31
| Jarvis is joined by Turner Prize-winning artist JEREMY DELLER.
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| 2010-JAN-24
| On 'officially' the most depressing day of the year, pianist CHILLY GONZALES talks about representing the hands of Serge Gainsbourg in a film.
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| 2010-JAN-17
| BAXTER DURY talks about the new biopic of his father, Ian. And we hear about Benjamin Franklin's ethereally beautiful glass armonica.
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| 2010-JAN-10
| The unique Jarvis Cocker begins his weekly show on 6 Music. His guest is JOHN HILLCOAT, director of The Road.
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2010
| 1999-MAR-08
| *CLASSIC INTERVIEW* Jarvis Cocker on Blur's Parklife Essential albums - 1999-03-08 BBC Lamacq Live FM
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| 1995-NOV-16
| *CLASSIC INTERVIEW* Jarvis is interviewed and guest DJs on Paris radio - 1995-11-16 Paris FM
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