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The Sound of Style: 1973-1980

Steve Lamacq continues to celebrate the Sound of Style season by looking at fashion and music in the 1970s. Plus Spring King join him as his New Favourite Band.

We celebrate the launch of The Sound of Style season, a collaboration between ±«Óătv Four and 6 Music looking at the love affair and inextricably linked relationship between fashion and music since the 1960s.

Episode two of ±«Óătv Four's three-part series, Oh You Pretty Things, airs tonight at 9pm. It is narrated by Lauren Laverne and each episode is sound-tracked by a 6 Music presenter, bringing their music expertise to showcase the social history, sounds and looks of the period. Stuart Maconie has sound-tracked episode two, which looks at the 1970s. Across the day, 6 Music shows will be styling their music and chat around the 70s, playing the tracks Stuart selected - plus other gems from that decade - and hearing from Stuart about his music choices.

On each Wednesday the series airs, 6 Music will be playing music across the shows reflecting the years covered in that evening's programme, so today will be styling their music and chat around the 1970s.

Plus, Steve has his New Favourite Band in, Spring King.

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Wed 24 Sep 2014 16:00
±«Óătv Radio 6 Music

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Music Played

  • AC/DC

    High Voltage (Radio 1 Session, 6 Jun 1976)

  • After the Fire

    One Rule For You

    • CBS.

  • Horace Andy

    Ain't No Sunshine

    • Sanctuary.

  • Bob Marley & The Wailers

    Could You Be Loved

    • Tuff Gong.

  • The Bug

    Black Wasp Ft. Liz Harris

    • Ninja Tune.

  • Glen Campbell

    Southern Nights

    • That's Country (Various Artists).
    • EMI.

  • Hollie Cook

    And The Beat Goes On

    • Caroline.

  • DELS

    Fall Apart

    • Petals Have Fallen.
    • Big Dada.
    • 001.

  • Faces

    Ooh La La

    • Warner Bros.

  • First Aid Kit

    Stay Gold

    • Columbia.

  • Fleetwood Mac

    Rhiannon

    • The Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac.
    • Warner Strategic Marketi.
    • 5.

  • The Four Seasons

    The Night

    • Spectrum.

  • Haley Bonar

    Last War

    • Last War.
    • Memphis Industries.

  • Horseman

    Computer

    • Nurture Music.

  • The Human League

    Blind Youth

    • REPRODUCTION.
    • Virgin.

  • JAWS

    Swim

    • Rattlepop.

  • Jungle

    The Heat

    • Jungle.
    • XL.
    • 001.

  • Evelyn “Champagne” King

    Shame

  • Mark Lanegan

    Harvest ±«Óătv

    • Phantom Radio.
    • Heavenly.
    • 001.

  • Les Sins

    Bother

  • Jenny Lewis

    She's Not Me

    • The Voyager.
    • Warner Bros.

  • Maxine Nightingale

    Love Hit Me

    • Boots.

  • The Only Ones

    Another Girl, Another Planet

    • Virgin.

  • The Parade

    Connector

    • Too Pure.

  • Graham Parker & The Rumour

    Pourin' It All Out

  • Prince

    Clouds

    • Art Official Age.
    • Warner Bros Records.
    • 003.

  • Public Image Ltd

    Public Image

    • Virgin.

  • The Real Thing

    Can You Feel The Force?

    • The Seventies Album (Various Artists).
    • Sanctuary.

  • SBTRKT

    New Dorp. New York (feat. Ezra Koenig) (feat. Ezra Koenig)

    • Wonder Where We Land.
    • Young Turks.
    • 001.

  • Space

    Magic Fly

    • The 70's: 1977 (Various Artists).
    • Time Life.

  • The Specials

    Rat Race

    • EMI.

  • Sweet

    The Six Teens

  • UK Subs

    Stranglehold

  • The Vapors

    Prisoners

    • Turning Japanese: The Best Of The Vapors.
    • EMI.

  • Weezer

    Back To The Shack

    • Republic Records.

  • The Young Folk

    Way Down South

    • Pixie Pace Records.

Broadcast

  • Wed 24 Sep 2014 16:00
    ±«Óătv Radio 6 Music

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