Nashville Babylon

On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark pays tribute to the musicians and songwriters who left us in 2023. Read more Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark says 'happy 80th birthday' to rock 'n' roll legend Keith Richards! Read more Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon there's classic blues courtesy of Otis Spann and Etta James, reggae from Toots and the Maytals, a preview of Calexico's forthcoming New Zealand tour plus a show… Read more Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon there's classic reggae from Horace Andy, a soulful take on Jimi Hendrix and Neil Young courtesy of the Isley Brothers, a brace of tracks from Bonnie Bramlett plus a… Read more Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon there's classic blues from Jimmy Reed, reggae courtesy of Phyllis Dillon, new music from Israel Nash plus tracks to mark the anniversary of the Band's Last Waltz… Read more Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark has classic blues from John Lee Hooker, funk courtesy of Betty Davis, reggae from the Mighty Diamonds, Dusty Springfield covering Van Morrison plus a birthday… Read more Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark has a birthday tune for Neil Young, classic blues courtesy of Jimmy Dawkins, something new from Brown Horse plus a classic track from the Blazers. Read more Audio

On this week's show Mark has classic blues courtesy of Earl King and Taj Mahal, tracks from John Prine, Lowell George and Bonnie Raitt plus birthday tunes for Joni Mitchell. Read more Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark plays classic blues from Magic Sam and Slim Harpo, soul courtesy of Marlena Shaw, a reggae smash from Gregory Isaacs plus a birthday tune for guitar legend Peter… Read more Audio

On this week's show Mark plays blues from Big Mama Thornton and Muddy Waters, classic country courtesy of George Jones and Gram Parsons plus a new release from rising star Jeffrey Martin. Read more Audio

This week's Nashville Babylon is a soul spectacular featuring classic tracks from the likes of Curtis Mayfield, Ike and Tina Turner, Otis Redding and show favourite Aretha Franklin. Read more Audio