Sounds Like London: 100 Years of Black Music in the CapitalEpisodes Next on
- Today13:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
2. Caribbean steel pan
2/5Lloyd Bradley explores steel pan, a Caribbean import into London's soundtrack.
- Today19:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
2. Caribbean steel pan
2/5Lloyd Bradley explores steel pan, a Caribbean import into London's soundtrack.
- Tomorrow03:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
2. Caribbean steel pan
2/5Lloyd Bradley explores steel pan, a Caribbean import into London's soundtrack.
- Tomorrow08:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
3. Afro-rock
3/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots.
- Tomorrow13:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
3. Afro-rock
3/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots.
- Tomorrow19:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
3. Afro-rock
3/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots.
- Thursday03:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
3. Afro-rock
3/5Lloyd Bradley charts the arrival of Afro-rock, a genuine London sound with African roots.
- Thursday08:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
4. Poppier
4/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock.
- Thursday13:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
4. Poppier
4/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock.
- Thursday19:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
4. Poppier
4/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock.
- Friday03:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
4. Poppier
4/5As roots reggae becomes popular, many black teenagers are drawn instead to lovers' rock.
- Friday08:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
5. Jungle and Garage
5/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream.
- Friday13:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
5. Jungle and Garage
5/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream.
- Friday19:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
5. Jungle and Garage
5/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream.
- Saturday03:30BBC Radio 4 Extra
5. Jungle and Garage
5/5Jungle and garage pave the way for grime, a style that's become mainstream.
