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Zoe Ball sits in for Chris, presenting a fully interactive show for all the family.
Featuring memories contributed by Radio 2 listeners, Stuart Maconie narrates the story of post-war Britain via 50 records that soundtracked this dramatic and kaleidoscopic period.
How a diminutive Aussie soap star went from actress to diva and reinvented bubblegum pop.
Next Wednesday 22:00 BBC Radio 2
Numan's bleak dystopian vision struck a chord with the nation's disenfranchised youth.
Joe Meek's music brought romance to the space race, albeit in a DIY, home-made fashion.
Every show will be on BBC iPlayer until December 2013, or you can download for a small fee
We're asking the British public to choose the topic and song for our final, 50th episode.
Rob: How 'Are 'Friends' Electric?' changed my life Duration: 04:18 Are 'Friends' Electric? - A Dystopian Vision
Graham - discovering music on the internet Duration: 00:19 I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor - Social Networking and iPod Culture
Sarah - MP3: the postives and negatives Duration: 00:29 I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor - Social Networking and iPod Culture
European electronica's influence on world music Duration: 00:31 Are 'Friends' Electric? - A Dystopian Vision
Gary Numan's ever-changing look Duration: 00:28 Are 'Friends' Electric? - A Dystopian Vision
Re-recording Telstar with the original Tornados Duration: 00:37 Telstar - The Sound of the Future
Join the conversation about The People's Songs with the programme makers and Stuart Maconie
Don't forget you can hear all the episodes, listen to clips, see contributors & find out more about the songs here: http://t.co/JnAASSd9fQ
RT @EggheadEdM: @bbcpeoplessongs Memories flooding back of meeting them at gig night before release then going to Sheff HMV at midnight opeā¦
RT @littlegallucci: Loving @StuartMaconie and @bbcpeoplessongs tonight. Wish there were more hours in the day to listen to the radio. #radio
Brilliant: 'unless I was gonna get run over on the way back from the record shop, music wasn't going to kill me...'
RT @nadia_amico: @matthelders and co. changing my life on @bbcpeoplessongs
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