Discovering: Music - Episode Guide

Charting the rise of one of Britain's biggest bands, this documentary explores how Blur found fame with Food Records, their distinct Britpop sound and number one album Parklife.

Documentary exploring the life, career and influence of debonair Roxy Music lead singer and songwriter and hugely-successful solo artist Bryan Ferry.

Leading music journalists look back at the enduring music of Dire Straits. Led by Mark Knopfler, the band recorded six studio albums, including the bestselling Brothers in Arms.

Documentary exploring the history of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart's band Eurythmics, including their early experiments with synthesisers and breakthrough hits.

A look at the tumultuous history of Fleetwood Mac. Their story of break-ups, drugs and broken hearts inspired their bestselling music, including their huge 1977 album Rumours.

An examination of the music and members of Grammy Award-winning band Genesis, taking a detailed look at the group's roots, which can be traced back to their Surrey school days.

A look at the phenomenal career of the late George Michael, from his ska roots to his partnership with Andrew Ridgeley in Wham! and his subsequent solo career. Recorded in 2013.

Documentary exploring the 30-year success of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe's synth-pop band, including their most influential albums, wittiest lyrics and most theatrical videos.

Music journalists discuss the career of Phil Collins, whose writing talents have led him to sell over 100 million albums and win an Oscar for Disney's Tarzan soundtrack.

A look at the rise of Sheffield rock group Pulp, from their early rehearsals held in Jarvis Cocker's living room to their Mercury Music Prize victory with album Different Class.

Music journalists discuss Radiohead's rise from Oxfordshire schoolfriends to rock superstars, looking back at their entire back catalogue, from Pablo Honey to The King of Limbs.

Documentary exploring the defining moments in Sting's career, including his exit from The Police, his first solo album and his collaborations with rappers Puff Daddy and Nas.

A look at the fascinating life, legend and career of the Man in Black, including his risky prison gigs, his relationship with June Carter and his cover of Nine Inch Nails song Hurt.

Leading music critics and DJs discuss the life, music, legacy and larger-than-life stage characters of the glam rock legend.

Documentary exploring the life, career and influence of Cream and Yardbirds guitarist and songwriter Eric Clapton, the only three-time inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Leading music critics cast fresh light on the career of award-winning American singer songwriter Paul Simon, whose fame, influence and success began as part of duo Simon & Garfunkel.

Leading music critics reflect on the life and career of former Faces front man Rod Stewart, one of the best-selling artists of all time.

Music critics and fans look back at the 30-year career of progressive rockers Pink Floyd, famed for their hugely successful concept albums and elaborate live shows.

A look at the rise of heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath. The hell-raising quartet, led by Ozzy Osbourne, changed the face of rock with the release of Paranoid in 1970.

A fascinating look at the rise of English electronic band Depeche Mode, whose catchy compositions throughout the 80s influenced much of the electronic music that followed.

A look at how Iron Maiden have led the way in heavy metal by selling more than 50 million records, setting trends and influencing bands from Metallica to Marilyn Manson.

Music experts trace the rise of British rock superstars Muse, from their early days in Devon to their multiple number one albums and electrifying sell-out gigs.

Documentary charting the rise of English band New Order, from their creation in the wake of Ian Curtis's death in 1980 to their subsequent 1983 hit Blue Monday and beyond.

A unique look at the rise of REM, from their early days in Athens, Georgia, to their sell-out tours and bestselling albums, such as Automatic for the People and Monster.

Music experts take a revealing look at Mick Hucknall's multi-Brit Award-winning soul and pop band that has sold more than 50 million albums over a 25-year career.

Documentary charting the intriguing rise and enduring legacy of The Smiths, who offered a guitar-based alternative to the synth-heavy sound of the 80s.

Documentary taking an in-depth look into the successes and struggles of Guns N' Roses, one of the world's bestselling and most controversial bands.

Documentary charting the rise of rock band Foo Fighters, from their debut album, consisting solely of Dave Grohl's solo recordings, to their sell-out tours and beyond.

Music journalists discuss the life and career of singer Amy Winehouse, who found worldwide fame with her eclectic mix of jazz, pop, soul and R&B before passing away in 2011.

Music journalists shine a light on the Bee Gees, whose hits such as Jive Talkin', How Deep Is Your Love and Stayin' Alive continue to light up dance floors around the world.

A look back at the music of new wave and punk pioneers Blondie. Led by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, the group hit the mainstream with their 1978 album Parallel Lines.

Music journalists look at the remarkable career of Cher, from her duets with then-husband Sonny Bono to her Academy, Grammy and Emmy Award wins and more.

A look at the rise of British rock band Coldplay, from their formation in London in 1996 to their bestselling albums, sell-out tours and multiple Grammy Award wins.

Music experts look at the work of Paul Weller, the singer -songwriter who was a member of bands The Jam and The Style Council before embarking on a successful solo career.

A fascinating look at English punk rock band The Clash. Led by Joe Strummer and guitarist Mick Jones, The Clash helped define the punk rock sound of the late 1970s.

Journalists examine the life and music of Tina Turner, who rose to fame in the 1960s alongside then-husband Ike Turner, before enjoying a highly successful solo career.

Considered by many to be one of the pioneers of punk music, Iggy Pop found fame with his wild on-stage antics and hit song Real Wild Child.

Music journalists discuss the rise of Irish rock band U2, from their humble beginnings in Dublin to finding international superstardom with the Joshua Tree and beyond.

A look at the legacy of LA rock band The Eagles. Among the most successful recording artists of the 1970s, their hits include Hotel California and Take it Easy.

Music experts explore the music of Jethro Tull, one of the most commercially successful and eccentric progressive-rock bands Britain has ever produced.

Music journalists examine the life and music of Michael Lee Aday, better known as Meat Loaf, the larger than life singer-songwriter behind Bat Out of Hell.

A look at the rise of rock opera pioneers The Who, from their formation at school in Acton, London, to their award-winning albums and sell out tours around the world.

Music experts discuss the life and music of Jimi Hendrix, who wowed audiences in the 1960s with his outrageous electric guitar playing skills and his experimental sound.

A look at the life and music of Janis Joplin. Known for her powerful, blues-inspired vocals, she rose to fame in the late 1960s before dying of a drug overdose in 1970.

Music experts discuss the legacy of 1970s brother and sister pop duo the Carpenters, who sang such hits as (They Long to Be) Close to You and We've Only Just Begun.

A look at the rise of The Beach Boys, the iconic rock/pop group who rose to stardom with their happy, fun-loving songs that were filled with beautiful harmonies.

Music experts discuss the rise of The Monkees. Though made for a TV show, the group had real-life hits including I'm a Believer and Daydream Believer.

Leading music journalists explore the music of Peter Gabriel, a founding member of Genesis who went on to achieve great solo success around the world.

A fascinating look at The Mamas and the Papas, the American folk rock group whose easygoing vocal harmonies provided the soundtrack to the late 60s.

A fascinating look at the life and career of James Brown. Dubbed 'the Godfather of Soul', he was one of the most iconic figures in music up until his death in 2006.

Music journalists examine the life and music of Stevie Wonder, the iconic figure whose hits include You Are the Sunshine of My Life and Superstition.

Music journalists examine the life and music of Roy Orbison, the rock'n'roll hall of fame legend behind hits Oh, Pretty Woman, Only the Lonely and Crying.

Music journalists examine the life and music of Elvis Costello, who exploded on to the late 70s new wave scene with raw energy and ingenious songwriting.

A look at the life and music of Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, who was known for his poetic lyrics and iconic songs, such as Bird on the Wire and Hallelujah.

A fascinating look at American rock band The Doors. Led by Jim Morrison, they were one of the most revolutionary and influential bands of the 60s.

An eye-opening look at Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the folk-rock super group famed for their intricate vocal harmonies and volatile interpersonal relationships.

From Crazy Horse to Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Neil Young was a driving force behind some of the biggest groups of the 60s before finding huge success on his own.

Commemorating the 30th anniversary of the former Beatle's death, an extensive collection of TV interviews paint a unique portrait of the singer-songwriter, political activist and icon.