Episodes
| Episode | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 20070000 | 20110606 (6M) 20111103 (6M) 20131119 (6M) 20140930 (6M) 20150915 (6M) | Another chance to hear Stuart Maconie's 2007 portrait of Morrissey - the Salford boy who became a British icon and published an autobiography recently. The documentary was first broadcast on Radio 2 in 2007, and features contributions from friends, fans, colleagues and fellow musicians including Badly Drawn Boy, Zoe Williams, John Hegley, Stephen Street, Tony Visconti, Andy Rourke and Suggs. Stuart Maconie tells the story of Morrissey, the Lancashire boy who became a British icon. |
| 02 | 20070000 | 20110607 (6M) 20111104 (6M) 20131120 (6M) 20141001 (6M) 20150916 (6M) | Another chance to hear Stuart Maconie's 2007 portrait of Morrissey - the Salford boy who became a British icon and will soon be touring Europe, including a date in London at the end of November. The documentary was first broadcast on Radio 2 in 2007, and features contributions from friends, fans, colleagues and fellow musicians including Badly Drawn Boy, Zoe Williams, John Hegley, Stephen Street, Tony Visconti, Andy Rourke and Suggs. Stuart Maconie tells the story of Morrissey, the Lancashire boy who became a British icon. |
| 03 | 20070000 | 20110608 (6M) 20131121 (6M) 20141002 (6M) 20150917 (6M) | Stuart Maconie tells the story of Morrissey, the Lancashire boy who became a British icon. |
| 03 | 20111104 | Stuart Maconie continues the story of Morrissey - the Salford boy who became a British icon - featuring contributions from friends, fans, colleagues and fellow musicians including Badly Drawn Boy, Zoe Williams, John Hegley, Stephen Street, Tony Visconti, Andy Rourke and Suggs. Repeated as part of 6 Music's season of programmes from Salford. Stuart Maconie tells the story of Morrissey, the Lancashire boy who became a British icon. | |
| 04 | 20070000 | 20110609 (6M) 20131122 (6M) 20141003 (6M) 20150918 (6M) | Stuart Maconie tells the story of Morrissey, the Lancashire boy who became a British icon. |