London calling
Mick Jones and Paul Simonon spoke exclusively to Gary ahead of their induction into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.

Erasure get camp and candid
The duo talked about their hiatus, being back in the limelight and their new covers album.

Gary Kemp get's misty-eyed
Gary K and Gary C reminisce about the 80's London, it's music , fashion and artists.

Sir Bob gets personal
Gary spoke to Bob Geldof about the crazy music industry, the death of Paula Yates and everything in between.

Jarvis Cocker remembers his first time
The bespeckled one talks about, Common People, van cricket, hitting the big time and their greatest hits album.

Phil Collins testifies
Phil Collins talked about his new album Testify, his recent hearing loss, Genesis and the birth of his son.

Gary Crowley's U2 Special
Gary spoke to Paul McGuinness, Paul Oakenfold, Flood and Steve Osborne about working and touring with the band.

Roger Daltrey on 40 years of The Who
Roger Daltrey talked about the formation of the band at Acton Grammar School, the death of John Entwistle, and the changing Who sound.

Northern Soul Richard Ashcroft opens up
The former Verve frontman talked about his old band, fame and working with pop genius Brian Wilson.
Supergrass on Life, the Universe and Everything
Gaz and Mick talked to Gary about their fourth album, hanging out as a band in the south of France and meeting Mexican ex-cons.

Suede looking forward to a brighter, fitter future
Brett and Mat chat to Gary about a decision which changed the history of Suede, the "Suede dating service" and their new record.

Paul Weller - song writing and Postman Pat
The Modfather talked candidly about his new record, song writing, getting old, playing old Jam songs live and getting inspiration from Postman Pat.

Bowie on Rock as therapy
Bowie chatted to Gary about growing up in London, hitting the Mod clubs in the 60s, the new album - and why he can never pick out a single release - surreal American TV programmes, cover versions and all stops inbetween.

Coldplay on their sudden rush of success
On Bono playing Yellow at Slane Castle: "Yeah, it was pretty cool..."

On headlining at Glastonbury: "I was the most nervous I've ever been..."

Oasis chat on 94.9FM

"There's always room in the charts for a rock n roll band who play electric guitars, write their own music...and don't play the game", said Noel Gallagher, kicking off 94.9FM's two-hour Oasis special.

Take a Thames Tour of Rotherhithe including the home of London's whaling and timber trades

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