Programme exploring the work of individuals whose recordings have had a lasting impact on popular music history
Richard Allinson and Steve Levine profile the work of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff – the godfathers of Philly Soul.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the work of 1970s band 10cc. Featuring interviews with all four band members and the original multi-track recording of I'm Not in Love.
DetailsA series of programmes exploring the work of legendary record producers.
DetailsJimmy Jam and Terry Lewis come under the spotlight. Presenters Richard Allinson and Steve Levine chart the career of the prolific producing and writing team.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the man who achieved the rare feat of having Top Ten singles with three different groups and as a solo artist - Roy Wood.
DetailsA profile of Bill Szymczyk, whose credits include BB King and The Eagles.
DetailsA profile of one of the most successful British production and song-writing teams of the late Eighties and early Nineties – Stock, Aitken & Waterman.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine spotlight a duo who were at the forefront of the British glam-rock movement - Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine turn their attention to musicians who have carved out secondary careers behind the console, including The Clash's Mick Jones.
DetailsIn a special two-part Record Producers for Radio 2's Bee Gees Bank Holiday, Richard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the work of the Gibb Brothers.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the work of a singer, songwriter and producer who was instrumental in establishing Motown Records - Smokey Robinson.
DetailsIn a special two-part Record Producers for Radio 2's Bee Gees Bank Holiday, Richard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the work of the Gibb Brothers.
DetailsRichard Allinson and record producer Steve Levine profile a producer who is also a successful musician - former Clash singer and guitarist Mick Jones.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine profile the man often labelled 'the Fifth Beatle': Sir George Martin. They examine his work as a producer, arranger and technical innovator.
DetailsIn the next instalment of The Record Producers, Richard Allinson and Steve Levine look at the work of former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine talk to Bernard Butler about his early days with Suede and his production work with Duffy, Kate Nash, Fyfe Dangerfield and others.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine examine at the work of one of the most influential pop musicians - Brian Wilson. Featuring an exclusive interview with Brian and rare material.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine profile one of the most influential figures in pop history - Brian Wilson. This edition is an extended cut featuring bonus material.
DetailsA profile of the team behind the hits of The Sweet, Suzi Quatro and others.
DetailsAndy Peebles profiles the producer whose credits include the Sex Pistols.
DetailsAndy Peebles talks to the man behind the sound of The Beatles, The Goons, Cilla Black, Jeff Beck and many more.
DetailsAndy Peebles looks at the careers of Lieber and Stoller
Details...Most. Andy Peebles presents a profile of the producer whose credits include The Animals, Herman's Hermits, Donovan and Jeff Beck.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine profile the work of Stephen Street - whose production credits include The Smiths, Blur, Kaiser Chiefs, The Cranberries, New Order and Morrissey.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine profile the work of Stephen Street, whose production credits include The Smiths, Blur, Kaiser Chiefs, The Cranberries, New Order and Morrissey.
DetailsRichard Allinson and Steve Levine profile the production work of Todd Rundgren, with contributions from Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks, Tom Robinson and XTC's Andy Partridge.
DetailsA portrait of producer Todd Rundgren, whose credits include New York Dolls, Meat Loaf and Patti Smith, as well as his own records.
DetailsA profile of Tom Dowd, who worked with the likes of Eric Clapton and Rod Stewart.
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