Iggy Pop paid tribute to David Bowie, his late friend and collaborator, in a dedicated radio, where he played his favourite Bowie songs and spoke about their times together.

“The way I chose them was from memory,” Pop explained. “I took out a piece of paper and a pen and closed my eyes and just remembered what I liked at different times. I'm weighing things that are a little more low on the totem pole, but not obscure.”

Pop opened the ‘Iggy Confidential’ BBC Radio 6 show with “Boys Keep Swinging”, from Bowie’s 1979 album Lodger. He spun tracks from across the icon’s huge career, from “Station to Station”, to “Diamond Dogs” and “Stay”.

He also detailed some of his fondest memories with Bowie, like visiting him at his Saturday Night Live appearance and eating burgers with Frank Zappa.

You can catch the entire show online here and view the entire playlist below.

“Boys Keep Swinging”
“Art Decade”
“John, I’m Only Dancing (Sax Version)”
“Black Country Rock”
“Station To Station”
“What In The World”
“Wild Is The Wind”
“The Prettiest Star (Single Version)”
“Moss Garden”
“Panic In Detroit”
“Dirty Boys”
“Moonage Daydream”
“Sound And Vision”
“Under Pressure”
“Diamond Dogs”
“Criminal World”
“Where Are We Now?”
“I Can’t Give Everything Away”
“Stay (US Single Edit)”
“TVC 15″
“Young Americans (Single Version)”
“Golden Years (Single Version)”
“Aladdin Sane”
“Dollar Days”
“Warszawa”