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17/09/2016

A mix of classic rock, new tunes, indie anthems and the best new Welsh contemporary acts, plus live sessions.

3 hours

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Sat 17 Sep 201619:00
BBC Radio Wales

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Music Played

  • The Smiths

    This Charming Man

  • Blur

    Charmless Man

  • Tibet

    There Is A Place

  • Monico Blonde

    Breathe

  • Betsy

    Lost and Found

  • Led Zeppelin

    Sunshine Woman

  • Ysgol Sul

    Silhouette (live)

  • Bendith

    Mis Mehefin

  • Georgia Ruth

    Fossil Scale (Kayla Painter Remix)

  • Happy Mondays

    Loose Fit

  • Bright Light Bright Light

    Symmetry of Two Hearts

  • Ffug

    Speedboat Dreaming

  • Climbing Trees

    Amber

  • Bastille

    Send Them Off

  • Seazoo

    Killer Cat

  • Ofelia

    Marianna

  • Zac Rowland

    A- Ok

  • King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard

    Mr Beat

  • Ysgol

    Hyll

  • S' Dim Ots

    Oblong

  • The Lovely Eggs

    Drug Braggin

  • The Night Cafe

    Mixed Signals

  • David Bowie

    Ziggy Stardust

  • The Cure

    Lullaby

  • The Who

    Boris The Spider

  • Kizzy Crawford

    Jungle

  • Bill Ryder-Jones

    Wild Roses

  • Feonix and Simetra

    Gold and Scrolls

  • Karen Hoeferlin

    The Wave

  • Tender Prey

    Dot 3

  • Connah Evans

    Ocean (live)

  • Eagulls

    Euphoria

  • Alexis Taylor

    So Much Further To Go

  • Geno Washington

    Michael the Lover

  • Bettye LaVette

    Let Me Down Easy

  • Jackie Day

    Before It's Too Late

  • Scarlet Rascal

    Strange

  • Meilyr Jones

    Featured Artist

  • The Gentle Good

    The Fisherman

  • Sarasara

    Supernova

  • Cameron Trowbridge

    Throw It Away

  • Old Samuel

    After Midnight

  • Upbeat Sneakers

    Current Affairs

Broadcast

  • Sat 17 Sep 201619:00
    BBC Radio Wales

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