At the BBC

Another compilation of songs that became bigger hits for the artists who covered them, including Mick Jackson - who was the first to perform Blame it on the Boogie before his near namesake Michael and his brothers got hold of the song - and Liza Minnelli, who got to New York, New York before Frank Sinatra. Other artists featured include the Osmonds, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Randy Newman, Randy Crawford, David Bowie and Chaka Khan.

To mark the United States celebrating 250 years of Independence, this programme features 50 of the biggest names in modern American music and their performances over the years at the BBC. It's a playlist of acts covering 70 years of classic hits, that includes the most influential and successful artists, bands and songwriters who made the journey from the US charts to international superstardom, and on their way also took time to appear on a UK audiences' TV screens. Featuring performances by Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen, Ella Fitzgerald, Nirvana, Liberace, Johnny Cash, Louis Armstrong, Lady Gaga, Carole King, Bruno Marsand Tina Turner.

A celebration of the incredible 50-year career of Bonnie Tyler, the only Welsh performer to have a US number one. Bonnie's distinctive husky vocals and powerful performances made her one of Britain's best-loved and most enduring artists.

This collection from the BBC archive showcases some of her biggest and best moments from over the decades, with hits including Lost in France, Holding Out for a Hero, It's a Heartache and the song frequently voted the greatest power ballad in pop history, Total Eclipse of the Heart.