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'Music: Classic Pop & Rock' schedule for Sunday 19 July 2009

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  1. 00:00–02:00
    BBC Manchester
  2. 02:00–03:00
    BBC 6 Music
    Chris Hawkins presents All About Eve recorded at the Town and Country Club in 1991.
  3. 02:00–05:00
    BBC Radio 2
    Richard's Big Chillout includes songs from Roxy Music, Amy Winehouse and The Doors.
  4. 03:00–07:00
    BBC 6 Music
    Classic Rock Magazine's Ian Fortnam joins Clare to turn the spotlight on Marilyn Manson.
  5. 05:00–06:00
    BBC Bristol
  6. 05:00–07:00
    BBC Radio 2
    Emma plays some great tunes and finds out what's been happening in LA with Amy Pickard.
  7. 05:00–06:00
    BBC Somerset
  8. 06:00–06:30
    BBC Radio Scotland
    2/3. Jack McLaughlin talks to singer Maggie Bell, who was one of the Kinning Park Ramblers.
  9. 07:00–10:00
    BBC 6 Music
    Iyare kicks off Sunday morning with chilled-out music and archive sessions.
  10. 09:00–11:00
    BBC Oxford
    Two hours of handpicked classics from the past 5 decades.
  11. 09:05–10:00
    BBC Radio Wales
    Music from the Golden Years of Entertainment. Presented by Dewi Griffiths.
  12. 10:00–12:00
    BBC Devon
    Calvie' spins those golden hits and album tracks and remembers the headlines of the past.
  13. 10:46–12:00
    BBC Radio Cymru
    Cerddoriaeth hamddenol a chwmni difyr. Leisurely songs and good company.
  14. 12:00–14:00
    BBC Cumbria
    Revisiting classic albums, and playing the very latest albums before they're in the shops.
  15. 12:00–14:00
    BBC Guernsey
    Ted Reynolds recalls musical memories from a bygone age.
  16. 12:00–14:00
    BBC London
    Tony plays the best of Soul and Motown plus your requests and dedications.
  17. 13:00–16:00
    BBC Bristol
    The programme where you call the tune and take control of the music.
  18. 13:00–16:00
    BBC Nottingham
    It's 3 hours of your memories & favourite music from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
  19. 13:00–14:30
    BBC Stoke
    A chance to remember great times over the last 50 years.
  20. 14:00–16:00
    BBC Cumbria
    Great music and good fun.
  21. 14:00–17:00
    BBC Newcastle
    Your dedications and requests.
  22. 14:00–16:00
    BBC Somerset
    The programme where you call the tune and take control of the music.
  23. 14:00–17:00
    BBC Tees
    Music and memories with Colin Bunyan.
  24. 14:00–16:00
    BBC York
    Celebrating the long player.
  25. 14:31–16:32
    BBC Radio Wales (FM only)
    Owen Money presents a lively mix of music and humour.
  26. 15:00–19:00
    BBC Hereford & Worcester
    Great tracks from the archives.
  27. 15:00–18:00
    BBC Lincolnshire
    Music nostalgia and special guests.
  28. 15:00–17:00
    BBC Radio 2
    Johnnie celebrates the 70s by playing classic tracks from both sides of the Atlantic.
  29. 16:00–18:00
    BBC Cumbria
    Sunday teatime nostalgia and conversation.
  30. 17:00–19:00
    BBC Berkshire
    Tony Gillham plays non-stop classic hits.
  31. 17:00–19:00
    BBC Newcastle
    Paddy MacDee digs out some classic 60s and 70s tracks that you haven't heard for ages.
  32. 17:00–19:00
    BBC Radio 2
    Paul presents great music and there may be an appearance from his mouse Elsie.
  33. 17:30–20:00
    BBC 6 Music
    A trip into the unknown, including a featured French LP and modal jazz from Salford.
  34. 17:30–18:45
    BBC Radio Cymru
    Cerddoriaeth a sgwrs ar gyfer nosweithiau Sul. Music and chat for Sunday evenings.
  35. 18:00–19:00
    BBC Three Counties
    The music from the seventies that inspired your generation.
  36. 19:30–21:00
    BBC Radio Cymru
    Dai Jones gyda'ch ceisiadau a'ch hoff ganeuon. Dai Jones plays requests and favourites.
  37. 20:00–22:00
    BBC 6 Music
    Tom brings you coverage of the 2009 Latitude Festival.
  38. 20:00–22:05
    BBC Bristol
    A weekly celebration of the greatest songwriters, recording stars and big bands.
  39. 20:00–22:00
    BBC Cornwall
    With "Singers and Swingers" - music from the 30s, 40s and 50s.
  40. 20:00–22:00
    BBC Devon
    As Time Goes By: music from the 1930s, 1940s and 50s.
  41. 20:00–22:00
    BBC Guernsey
    David Lowe plays music from the '30s, '40s and '50s.
  42. 20:00–22:00
    BBC Jersey
    Singers and Swingers: David Lowe plays music from the 30s, 40s and 50s.
  43. 20:00–21:00
    BBC Radio Wales
    Music from the Golden Years of Entertainment. Presented by Dewi Griffiths.
  44. 20:00–22:05
    BBC Somerset
    A weekly celebration of the greatest songwriters, recording stars and big bands.
  45. 20:00–22:00
    BBC Swindon
    David Lowe plays music from the '30s, '40s and '50s.
  46. 20:00–22:00
    BBC Wiltshire
    David Lowe plays music from the '30s, '40s and '50s.
  47. 21:00–01:00
    BBC Leeds
    Chris shares some classic love songs.
  48. 21:00–01:00
    BBC York
  49. 22:00–00:00
    BBC 6 Music
    Guy takes on a lunar theme as he marks the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.
  50. 22:00–01:00
    BBC Oxford
    Classic music with Bill and Angela Rennells.
  51. 23:00–01:00
    BBC Sheffield
    Chris shares some classic love songs.
  52. 00:00–01:00
    BBC 6 Music
    Bob plays tracks by Dr John, The Drifters, Chuck Carbo and Professor Longhair.
  53. 00:00–03:00
    BBC Radio 2
    Janice presents a comprehensive round-up of all the action from Latitude Festival.
  54. 03:00–10:00
    BBC 6 Music
    Chris Hawkins presents more concerts and sessions from the archives.
  55. 03:00–06:00
    BBC Radio 2
    Tim Smith sits in for Alex Lester with music and chat.

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