| Date | Artist | Tracks | Notes |
| 07.06.04 | Badly Drawn Boy | One Plus One Is One Easy Love Year Of The Rat |
Damon Gough performed the tracks with his band |
| 09.06.04 | Bic Runga | Something Good Sway |
Last minute replacement for Supergrass |
| 15.06.04 | The Charlatans | Feel The Pressure Dead Love High Up Your Tree |
Full band performance |
| 21.06.04 | John Prine | Souvenirs I'm Just Gettin' By Sam Stone |
Performed with Jason Wilber on guitar |
| 23.06.04 | Kings Of Convenience | Homesick Misread |
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| 28.06.04 | Jim Moray | Come All You Fair & Tender Lovers Come With Me |
Performed with Jonny Race on guitar |
| 30.06.04 | Feist | Gatekeeper One Evening Intuition |
Lesley Feist solo |
| 01.07.04 | Supergrass | Late In The Day Seen The Light Caught By The Fuzz |
Mickey & Gaz performed the tracks |
| 06.07.04 | Elbow | Not A Job Fugitive Motel Switching Off |
Guy, Mark and Craig performed the tracks |
| 14.07.04 | Hot Club Of Cowtown | Ida Red I Can't Believe You're In Love With Me It Stops With Me Forget-Me-Nots |
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| 15.07.04 | Eliza Carthy | I Used To Be Colour Blind | Performed by Eliza on the accordion, she also reviewed the DVDs of 'School Of Rock' and 'A Mighty Wind' |
| 20.07.04 | Patti Smith | My Blakean Year | The track was recorded on 02.07.04 along with an interview that was broadcast in three parts throughout this evening's show |
| 21.07.04 | Rufus Wainwright | Pretty Things Dinner At Eight |
The tracks were performed by Rufus on the piano |
| 22.07.04 | Noddy Holder | Sweet Georgia Brown | Played after the show's TV critic (and former Slade frontman) mentioned that it was first track he ever learnt to play on the guitar, he played guitar and whistled |
| 26.07.04 | Tanya Donelly | Whiskey Tango My Life As A Ghost The Center |
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| 28.07.04 | Graham Coxon | Bottom Bunk All Over Me |
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| 29.07.04 | Thea Gilmore | Razor Valentine Bad Moon Rising |
The show was live from the Cambridge Folk Festival, these tracks were recorded live and acoustic on the Radio 2 stage earlier that evening, Mark also interviewed her. Bad Moon Rising is a cover of the Creedence Clearwater Revival song. The show also featured an interview and session with Mishe, an interview with Tom Robinson and a recorded interview and tracks from Gillian Welch and David Rawlings |
| 29.07.04 | Mishe | traditional jig West Coast Road jig Three Giants jig |
Live in session at the Cambridge folk festival (see above for more details) the three jigs were very short and recorded one after the other |
| 29.07.04 | Gillian Welch and David Rawlings | Make Me Down A Pallet On Your Floor Wrecking Ball |
The interview and tracks were recorded a few days previously in Manchester but was broadcast at the Cambridge Folk Festival |
| 04.08.04 | Tim Booth | Wave Hello Down To The Sea Please Fall In Love With Me |
The original version of the last track was recorded by Booth & The Bad Angel, a collaboration between Tim, Angelo Badalamenti and Bernard Butler |
| 05.08.04 | Bernard Wrigley | Nellie The Elephant | Performed on a contrabass concertina, Bernard also discussed urban myths on the show |
| 10.08.04 | Piney Gir | Greetings, Salutations, Goodbye Nightsong K-I-S-S-I-N-G |
The album version of Nightsong is a duet between Piney and Simple Kid, here Mark filled in for him |
| 16.08.04 | John Hegley | A Jesus Isn't Just For Christmas Left Foot Poem |
The show was live from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and also featured Ross Noble and Tim Abrahams. AJIJFK was performed on a mandolin, Left Foot Poem was not suprisingly a poem |
| 18.08.04 | Johnny Dickinson | The Beach Road The Gypsy Laddy |
The show came live from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and also featured Eliza Carthy, Stewart Lee and The Flight Of The Conchords. Johnny played slide guitar using a brandy bottleneck, The Gypsy Laddy was originally by Black Jack Davy |
| 18.08.04 | The Flight Of The Conchords | Business Time Hip Hop O Potamus |
Folk parodists from New Zealand, see above for details of the show |
| 23.08.04 | The 5,6,7,8s | Dream Boy Guitar Date Woo Hoo! |
The show was presented by Mark Lamarr |
| 24.08.04 | Easyworld | 'Til The Day How Did It Ever Come To This? Young Hearts Run Free |
The show was presented by Mark Lamarr, Young Hearts Run Free is a cover of the Candi Staton track |
| 31.08.04 | Bernard Wrigley | Corina Corina | Just Bernard and his guitar |
| 01.09.04 | Phil Manzanera | Own Composition | |
| 02.09.04 | A Girl Called Eddy | The Long Goodbye People Used To Dream About The Future Life Thru The Same Lens |
Erin (aka Eddy) was joined by her band, Mark joined in with the backing vocals on the final track which had to be started again after everyone ground to a halt midway through the first attempt |
| 07.09.04 | Julian Cope | Living In the Room They Found Sadam In World War Pigs |
Julian also discussed his new book 'Megalithic European: The 21st Century Traveller In Prehistoric Europe' |
| 08.09.04 | The Durutti Column | Otis Sea Lion Woman My Mum |
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| 14.09.04 | Aberfeldy | A Friend Like You Love Is An Arrow Summer's Gone |
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| 27.09.04 | Kate Rusby | The Good Man Cruel Underneath The Stars |
Kate was joined by her band for the first two tracks |
| 28.09.04 | Charlotte Hatherley | Grey Will Fade Kim Wilde Bastardo |
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| 05.10.04 | Travis | Sing Turn Why Does It Always Rain On Me? Writing To Reach You Re-Offender |
live set from the Cavern Club in Liverpool |
| 05.10.04 | The Basement | Do You Think You're Moving On? | Live from the Cavern Club in Liverpool |
| 06.10.04 | The Basement | I Just Caught A Face | Live from the Cavern Club in Liverpool |
| 06.10.04 | Embrace | Ashes Gravity Come Back To What You Know All You Good Good People |
Live set from the Cavern Club in Liverpool |
| 11.10.04 | Martin Simpson | You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go Rolling & Tumbling John Hardy |
All the songs were covers |
| 12.10.04 | K.T. Tunstall | Miniature Disasters Stoppin' The Love Throw Me A Rope |
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| 18.10.04 | Mr. David Viner | Long Gone Honey Nobody's Business St. James Infirmary Blues |
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| 25.10.04 | Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | Hiding All Away Babe You Turn Me On There She Goes, My Beautiful World |
Mark Lamarr was presenting the show |
| 28.10.04 | The Divine Comedy | Absent Friends Leaving Today No One Knows |
Mark Lamarr was presenting the show, No One Knows originally by Queens Of The Stone Age |
| 02.11.04 | Ed Harcourt | This One's For You Black Dress |
This session was pre-recorded |
| 03.11.04 | Hilary James & Simon Mayor | Travellin' Blues Hunt The Squirrel/Long Odds The Dream |
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| 16.11.04 | Thea Gilmore | Play Until The Bottle's Gone Red, White & Black Mainstream |
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| 17.11.04 | Zero 7 | Home In Time Waiting Line |
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| 23.11.04 | Camper Van Beethoven | That Gum You Like Is Back In Style Might Makes Right 51-7 |
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| 29.11.04 | Paul Buchanan | I Would Never Because Of Toledo She Saw The World |
A solo session from the singer of The Blue Nile |
| 30.11.04 | Ian McMillan | Praise The Lard | The band featured Ian McMillan on lead vocals, Mark drumming on the desk, John Leonard on banjo and Chris 'Dark Prince' Lee on guitar, the lyrics were written by the listeners with input from Ian |
| 01.12.04 | Ash | Orpheus Shining Light Renegade Calvalcade |
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| 06.12.04 | John Hegley | Saint George's Day Poem | |
| 08.12.04 | Mull Historical Society | Tree Scavengers The Final Arrears In The Next Life |
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| 16.12.04 | Nic Armstrong | On A Promise Broken Mouth Blues If We Can Escape My Pretty |
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| 21.12.04 | Candidate | Moving An Oil Rig Sowing Song Boulder To Birmingham |
'Boulder To Birmingham' originally by Emmylou Harris |