Jarvis Cocker's Someday Service Episodes Episode guide
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Celebrating John Lennon's birth
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Andrew Motion talks National Poetry Day
One-time Poet Laureate and full-time poet Andrew Motion talks about National Poetry Day.
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Let's call it the Saints show
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Carson McCullers provides the story
Carson McCullers provides the story plus some crackpot theories and beautiful music.
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Spoken word courtesy of Laurie Anderson
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Jarvis presents 'The Backlog Prog'
Jarvis returns-a-proper with a show vaguely labelled Backlog Prog.
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Matthew Wright sits in
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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The Return of Djarvis
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Jeremy Deller sits in
Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller sits in for Jarvis Cocker.
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Julian Barratt sits in
Julian Barratt, one half of The Mighty Boosh, sits in for Jarvis Cocker.
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Cornershop sit in
Ben and Tjinder from Cornershop take over the Sunday Service and chat to Baxter Drury.
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Brian Eno
Music pioneer Brian Eno guides Jarvis through his vast collection of gospel tracks.
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In conversation with Roger McGough
Jarvis is joined by poet Roger McGough, who talks about his life in music and poetry.
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Steve Davis sits in
Snooker guru Steve Davis sits in for Jarvis Cocker this Sunday.
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Nick Hornby Sits In
Nick Hornby sits in for Jarvis Cocker and shares some of his favourite lo-fi Sunday tunes.
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Retromania with Simon Reynolds
Music critic and author Simon Reynolds joins Jarvis to talk about his new book Retromania.
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Marianne Faithfull sits in
Marianne Faithfull takes control of the Sunday Service.
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It's Primavera and Jarvis is joined by Alan Vega of Suicide
It's Primavera and Jarvis is joined by Alan Vega of Suicide.
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Jerry Dammers Sits In
Musical activist, artist and Specials founder Jerry Dammers sits in for Jarvis.
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Adam Curtis makes a welcome return
Adam Curtis makes a welcome return to the Sunday Service ahead of his new BBC2 series.
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Gaz Mayall sits in
DJ Gaz Mayall takes over the Sunday Service to spin his rockin' blues.
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Sir David Attenborough gives us a lesson in singing.
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Caroline Coon and protest photography
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Bobby Gillespie's Sunday Service
Bobby Gillespie presents the Sunday Service and is joined by guest Mick Jones.
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Exploring The Vinyl Archives
Jarvis visits the BBC vinyl archives to explore the treasures hidden deep in the vaults.
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Bowie, Bill Wells and Bloodless Pharaohs
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Dorian Lynskey on the History of Protest Songs
Jarvis talks to author Dorian Lynskey about his book on the history of protest songs.
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Bobby Gillespie talks about Screamadelica
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
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Paul Morley sits in
For one week onl, journalist Paul Morley takes to the Sunday Service pulpit.
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Jarvis returns to bring back the boredom
Dodgy opinion, crackpot theories, hare-brained schemes and beautiful, beautiful music.
