Lewis Durham's exhibit at the Riflemaker Gallery excited Jarvis - it was a 1950s recording studio where you could cut a record. He plays Percy Thrower's February gardening advice and a version of Hey Joe. On This Day, the first integrated circuit was patented by Jack Kilby, who also invented the pocket calculator: Jarvis reveals that in the studio he has the very BeeGees Rhythm Machine on which Kraftwerk played that song. Composer David Arnold pays tribute to his late friend John Barry. As a child, he was thrilled by John's unique music and cool 60s lifestyle - he loved John's use of rasping brass and quirky instruments. He discusses taking on the mantle of composing Bond scores. Birthdays: Mamie Van Doren, Eva Braun, Patrick Macnee, Denis Norden, Rip Torn, Jimmy Tarbuck, Axl Rose, Bob Marley, Christian Friedrich Heinecken (a child prodigy), Thurl Ravenscroft and Jens Lekman.
John Barry — A Doll's House
Grinderman — Palaces of Montezuma (Barry Adamson Remix)
Alexander — Truth
Josh T Pearson — Country Dumb
Kitty, Daisy and Lewis — Going up the Country
Mamie Van Doren — Salamander
Guns N' Roses — November Rain
Percy Thrower — February
Soft Cell — Hey Joe
Kraftwerk — Pocket Calculator
Bjork and David Arnold — Play Dead
The Groop — A Famous Myth
John Barry — A Man Alone
Portishead — Sour Times
David Arnold and David McAlmont — Diamonds Are Forever
Leon Rosselson — Dear John Profumo
The Ventures — The Fourth Dimension
The Mellomen — Home Sweet Home
Jens Lekman — A Little Lost
Louis Armstrong — We Have All the Time in the World
