The Friday Vinyl Club: Music Memories and Album Stories

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The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast is a music interview, commentary and culture podcast about discovery, memories, and the music history behind the records we love. Hosted by Jamie, each episode starts with an album, but the conversation can go anywhere. We invite musicians, songwriters, music journalists, collectors, and music lovers to bring a record that means something to them and explore the memories, people, and moments connected to it. Along the way, we discover the songs that shaped them, the artists they love, the gigs they remember, the places music has taken them, and the stories hiding behind the music. From songwriting and recording to vinyl culture, record collecting, live music, album artwork, and the changing world of music, The Friday Vinyl Club is less about having the right answers and more about discovering why music matters to people. Sometimes we talk about a legendary album. Sometimes we discover something completely new. Because that’s the thing about music, you never know what you’re going to find when someone drops the needle. Drop the needle. Grab a cuppa. Join the club. You’e welcome here. The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast- where every day feels like Friday and every record tells a story.

  1. 2d ago

    One For The Vinyl Den: Ep. 4 - 1 Year Anniversary Special with Dylan LeBlanc, Max Clilverd, Iona Luke, Ray Harris, The Family Band and The Wounded Lovers

    Welcome back to One for the Vinyl Den, the monthly music discovery series on the Friday Vinyl Club Podcast! Special Anniversary Note: This is a very special 1-year anniversary episode with a fun twist: host Ollie and Papa (Jamie) switch roles! For the past year, Ollie has been curating five monthly tracks for Papa, but to celebrate their 1-year anniversary, Papa has brought forward five special tracks created by past guests of the podcast for Ollie to review, unpack, and eventually choose for the imaginary 7-inch custom vinyl record for the family den. CONNECT WITH THE CLUB: Our Official Website:https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/ Contact / Track Submissions: mailto:TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com INSIDE THE EPISODE & TIMESTAMPS: 00:19 - Welcome & 1-Year Anniversary Intro: Ollie and Papa celebrate 40 episodes and introduce the roles-reversed anniversary format. 03:51 - Indie-Pop / Singer-Songwriter: Exploring Max Clilverd's "Open Air" and its parallels to Tom Odell. 07:38 - Moody Alternative & Post-Punk: Unpacking The Wounded Lovers' "A Bar Called Paradise" (featuring Lucca Mae) and its Nick Cave-esque build. 12:34 - Anniversary Special Q&A (Part 1 - Musical Memories): Ollie asks Papa about his favorite personal musical memories, touching on past gigs, meeting music heroes like Neil Finn, and the chaotic yet memorable moment falling off stage with Nick Cave at All Points East. 17:54 - Anniversary Special Q&A (Part 2 - Lessons, Future Guests & podcast memories): Papa reflects on the hard work of podcasting, technical and editing challenges,, shares his dream guest wishlist for the next year (including Tom Odell, Loyle Carner, Olivia Dean, Justin Currie, Neil Finn, Passenger and Johnny Marr). 25:53 - Alternative Alt-Rock - Singer-Songwriter: Reviewing Iona Luke's "Crashing", its powerful, building choruses plus Papa's Iona Luke gig memories. 33:54 - Indie-Pop / Singer-Songwriter: Discussing Ray Harris's "I Won't Let You Fall", its cover art, the Abbey Road mastering and the Vinyl Record community 38:33 - Country-Adjacent Americana: Analyzing The Family Band's "Pick Your Poison" and its beautiful Eagles / Fleetwood Mac harmonies 43:42 - The Final Verdict: Ollie makes his final decision on which track gets pressed to the imaginary custom 7-inch vinyl record for the den. FEATURED TRACK HIGHLIGHTS: "Open Air" by Max Clilverd: A weightless, atmospheric indie track built from driving drum grooves, reverse guitar outros, and pedal steel.http://maxclilverd.com/ "A Bar Called Paradise" by The Wounded Lovers (feat. Lucca Mae): A gritty, real-world narrative blending atmospheric tension with silky guest vocals. https://woundedloversmusic.com/ "Crashing" by Iona Luke: An alt-rock/indie-pop piece starting with intimate, anxious verses before exploding into a massive rock chorus. https://ionaluke.os.fan/ "I Won't Let You Fall" by Ray Harris: A deeply empathetic, vulnerable album opener featuring raw vocals, soft piano, and swelling strings. https://www.rayharrismusic.com/ "Pick Your Poison" by The Family Band: A hypnotic, country-adjacent family collaboration featuring rich vocal blends, acoustic guitars, and dark thematic storytelling.https://bigblackcowrecords.com/thefamily/ THE 7-INCH VINYL DEN SELECTION: After reviewing all five guest tracks and discussing their favorite musical memories and highlights from the past year of podcasting, Ollie makes his final call. Listen to the episode to find out which track takes top honors and earns a permanent spot in the den! FOR FANS OF: If you love music memories, music history, and human stories behind the songs on podcasts like The Vinyl Guide, Back to NOW!, Music Is None Of Our Business, Desert Island Discs, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow!

    One For The Vinyl Den: Ep. 4 - 1 Year Anniversary Special with Dylan LeBlanc, Max Clilverd, Iona Luke, Ray Harris, The Family Band and The Wounded Lovers

  2. Sep 25

    Memories of The Clash | London Calling with Musician Iain Fenwick (Wounded Lovers)

    How does growing up on a normal street with two pop stars as neighbors, carving out a creative journey as a songwriter, and falling in love with a landmark 1979 double-album shape a lifelong music lover? In this episode of Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with Wounded Lovers frontman, vocalist, and guitarist Iain Fenwick to trace how The Clash’s genre-defying masterpiece, London Calling, served as a masterclass in punk evolution, raw studio energy, and bold artistic vision. https://www.theclash.com/ CONNECT WITH THE CLUB: • Our Official Website: ⁠⁠https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/ • Contact / Guest Inquiries: TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com • Connect with Jamie on Instagram: @thefridayvinylclubpodcast Inside the Episode & Timestamps: 00:18 - Introduction: Welcome to The Friday Vinyl Club with guest Iain Fenwick (Wounded Lovers) 01:28 - Catching up with Iain: Discussing the chaotic muse of London and the band's 2025 album, West End Intoxica 03:42 - London's legendary music venues: From Hammersmith Palais and Brixton Academy to Soho's historic Marquee 05:37 - Early musical memories: Growing up near Heathrow, unusual household influences, pop stars on the street, and Top of the Pops 11:22 - Teenage music subcultures: Punks, skinheads, soul boys, and the tribal nature of 1970s music loyalty 14:20 - Discovering songwriting: The impact of Bob Dylan, David Bowie, and art school mentors 17:50 - Record collecting culture: Wandering through Portobello Road Market and finding independent record stores 19:00 - Picking up the guitar: Why the raw emotion of The Clash trumps technical perfection 23:25 - Early gig memories: Sleeping outside Wembley Stadium for The Rolling Stones and Public Image Limited 25:31 - The songwriting process: Capturing spontaneous sparks, observations, and writing "A Bar Called Paradise" 33:20 - The psychological high (and low) of performing live on stage 37:52 - The Feature Record: Introducing The Clash's landmark 1979 double album, London Calling 40:39 - Rejecting pigeonholes: Why London Calling was a fearless statement expanding beyond punk rock 48:57 - The iconic artwork: Penny Smith's photography and capturing real human flaws in the studio 49:55 - Track-by-track breakdown: "London Calling", "Wrong 'Em Boyo", and "Lost in the Supermarket" 57:26 - Paul Simonon's "Guns of Brixton" and the hidden gem closer "Train in Vain" 1:04:25 - Exploring physical media, vinyl pressings, and the West End Intoxica trilogy 1:06:58 - Gateway tracks from Wounded Lovers: "Blink of an Eye", "Dance Floor Therapy", and "Monica Intoxica" 1:16:00 - Wrap-up and where to connect with Iain and Roosterville community events Topics Covered: Iain Fenwick, Wounded Lovers, West End Intoxica, The Clash, London Calling, vinyl record collecting, London music history, Portobello Road Market, classic 1970s punk and new wave, songwriting, and physical media. The Friday Spin: Iain Fenwick - 'Wounded Lovers' Spotlight: The Recommendation: Indie rock songwriter Iain Fenwick and his standout album West End Intoxica featuring tracks like "Blink of an Eye" and "A Bar Called Paradise". The Vibe: Cinematic late-night tours through the beating heart of London, gritty guitar-driven energy, and sharp narrative storytelling. For Fans Of: If you love music memories, physical media, and human stories behind the songs on podcasts like The Vinyl Guide, Back to NOW!, Music Is None Of Our Business, Desert Island Discs, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow!

    Memories of The Clash | London Calling with Musician Iain Fenwick (Wounded Lovers)

  3. Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast - Trailer

    Welcome to the Friday Vinyl Club Podcast - where everyday feels like a Friday and every album tells a story. You can find us on all streaming platforms and also Lights Low Radio every Monday night Contact: Instagram @thefridayvinylclub Email: Thefridayvinylcub@hotmail.com Website:https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/ Please leave us a rating wherever you listen - it really helps a small independent podcast to grow

  4. Sep 18

    Memories of Jeff Lynne's ELO | Out of the Blue with BBC Producer Miles Mendoza (Steve Wright)

    How does growing up around the tv show The Tube, carving out a legendary radio career behind the scenes at GLR and Radio 2, and falling in love with a 1977 double-album masterpiece shape a lifelong music lover? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with BBC digital content producer and former Steve Wright in the Afternoon regular Miles Mendoza to trace how Electric Light Orchestra's ambitious 1977 double-album, Out of the Blue, served as a masterclass in symphonic pop, sci-fi stage production, and bold artistic vision. https://www.jefflynneselo.com/ CONNECT WITH THE CLUB:• Our Official Website: ⁠⁠https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/• Contact / Guest Inquiries: TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com• Connect with Jamie on Instagram: @jamieb1nine73 INSIDE THE EPISODE & TIMESTAMPS:00:18 - Introduction: Welcome to The Friday Vinyl Club with guest Miles Mendoza.01:31 - Catching up with Miles: From storage shed vinyl to digital formats.04:46 - Early musical memories: Beatles, glam rock, Top of the Pops, and The Tube.11:08 - Teenage transitions: ABBA, the Wombles, discovering metal, and buying Out of the Blue.16:43 - First gigs: Blondie at Hammersmith and being picked up by the "dad taxi" brigade.19:54 - Working in radio: The GLR era, acoustic sessions, and meeting Crowded House.31:22 - Moving to Radio 2 and joining Steve Wright's on-air posse.44:21 - Rediscovering ELO: From childhood blue vinyl to the Hyde Park live reunion.53:37 - Diving into Out of the Blue: Standout tracks, "Wild West Hero," and "Turn to Stone."1:07:30 - Concerto for a Rainy Day and the enduring joy of "Mr. Blue Sky."1:12:16 - The iconic spaceship album artwork and its accidental genius.1:16:08 - The Friday Spin: Miles' recommendation (Night Flight – Exit Stage Left / "Alimony"). TOPICS COVERED:Miles Mendoza, Electric Light Orchestra, ELO, Out of the Blue, vinyl record collecting, BBC radio history, GLR, Steve Wright in the Afternoon, Crowded House, classic 1970s rock, and physical media. THE FRIDAY SPIN: MILES MENDOZA - 'NIGHT FLIGHT' SPOTLIGHT:• The Recommendation: Radio veteran Miles Mendoza and his standout Friday Spin selection, Night Flight's Exit Stage Left featuring the track "Alimony".• The Vibe: Rich vintage rock energy, brilliant deep cuts, and the timeless nostalgia of childhood gateway records. FOR FANS OF:If you love music memories, physical media, and human stories behind the songs on podcasts like The Vinyl Guide, Back to NOW!, Music Is None Of Our Business, Desert Island Discs, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow!

    Memories of Jeff Lynne's ELO | Out of the Blue with BBC Producer Miles Mendoza (Steve Wright)

  5. Sep 3

    One for the Vinyl Den: Ep.3 Lizzy McAlpine, Marfa, Joshua Sloane, Magnus Ferrell & Kameron Marlowe

    Welcome back to One for the Vinyl Den, the monthly music discovery series on the Friday Vinyl Club Podcast! Looking for fresh music recommendations spanning soulful R&B, intimate acoustic folk, and emotive storytelling? In this episode, host Ollie and Papa (Jamie) dive into a brand-new batch of monthly music homework. Every month, Ollie curates five tracks for a week of repeat listening before they sit down in the studio to debate, unpack the stories behind the songs, and decide which track earns the ultimate honor: being pressed onto an imaginary custom 7-inch vinyl record for the family den. CONNECT WITH THE CLUB: • Our Official Website: https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/ • Contact / Track Submissions: mailto:TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com • Listen Along: Check out the official One for the Vinyl Den companion playlist on Spotify. INSIDE THE EPISODE & TIMESTAMPS: • 00:18 - Welcome & Episode 3 Intro: Ollie sets up this month's music homework assignments. • 01:51 - Americana-Folk Rock: Unpacking Marfa's "Daisy," its 1970s vibe, and a connection to historic East West Studios. • 07:25 - Modern Breakup Anthems: Analyzing Joshua Sloane's "Regret It" and its visual storytelling. • 16:16 - Self-Deprecating Pop: Discussing Lizzy McAlpine and Finneas's collaboration on "Hate to Be Lame". • 22:12 - Smooth Late-Night Jazz: Exploring Magnus Ferrell's "Asleep Talking" and a fun family connection to Leeds United. • 28:20 - Stripped-Back Emotion: Kameron Marlowe's "No Need for Leaving (Stripped)" turns everything upside down. • 38:22 - The Final Pressing: Papa makes his official decision on which track gets pressed to the custom 7-inch vinyl record. FEATURED TRACK HIGHLIGHTS :• "Daisy" by Marfa: A Texas-born Americana-folk rock duo delivering stunning harmonies and a nostalgic 1970s escape narrative. https://www.officialmarfa.com/music • "Regret It" by Joshua Sloane: A driving acoustic track blending digital-age heartbreak with a mature stance on acceptance. https://www.joshuasloneofficial.com/ • "Hate to Be Lame" by Lizzy McAlpine (feat. Finneas): A deceptively simple, conversational duet capturing the vulnerable nerves of falling in love. https://www.lizzymcalpine.com/ • "Asleep Talking" by Magnus Ferrell: A smooth, late-night jazz-pop track driven by intimate late-night conversations and warm keys. https://www.magnusferrell.com/ • "No Need for Leaving (Stripped)" by Kameron Marlowe: A raw, acoustic masterpiece that swaps commercial production for gut-wrenching, melancholy storytelling. https://www.kameronmarlowe.com/ THE 7-INCH VINYL DEN SELECTION: After a week of repeat listening and intense debate, Papa narrows down his top contenders to make the final call. Listen to the episode to find out which track takes top honors and earns a permanent spot in the den! FOR FANS OF: If you love music memories, music history, and human stories behind the songs on podcasts like The Vinyl Guide, Back to NOW!, Music Is None Of Our Business, Desert Island Discs, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow! rex-verify-pcyl7eha4pn0

    One for the Vinyl Den: Ep.3 Lizzy McAlpine, Marfa, Joshua Sloane, Magnus Ferrell & Kameron Marlowe

  6. Aug 28

    Memories of Bob Dylan | The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan with Author John Uttley OBE

    How does growing up near Liverpool during the birth of British pop, receiving an OBE from the Queen, and transitioning from a high-flying finance career to writing fiction shape a lifelong connection to music? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with author and former finance director John Uttley to trace how Bob Dylan’s monumental 1963 folk masterpiece, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, served as an introduction to lyrical poetry, social change, and a lifetime of unforgettable concerts. CONNECT WITH THE CLUB:• Our Official Website: ⁠https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/• Contact / Guest Inquiries: TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com• Connect with Jamie on Instagram: @jamieb1nine73 EXPLORE JOHN UTTLEY'S WORK:• Buy The End of the Line on Amazon• The Unofficial Book Soundtrack: Pair the novel with Bob Dylan's "Tangled Up in Blue", Roy Orbison's "In Dreams", and Buddy Holly's "Learning the Game". INSIDE THE EPISODE & TIMESTAMPS:00:18 - Introduction: Welcoming author John Uttley and introducing the spirit of the club.02:21 - An OBE from the Queen: A humorous inside look at walking the Buckingham Palace ballroom.03:33 - Corporate-to-Creative Career Pivot: Transitioning from corporate finance director circles to fiction.05:09 - Musical Origins & 1950s Radio: Memories of growing up in Southport listening to the BBC.07:35 - The 1960s Merseybeat Explosion: Living 16 miles from Liverpool during the rise of The Beatles.08:21 - Discovering Bob Dylan: Hearing John Lennon declare on-air that "Bob Dylan is the gear."13:44 - Decades of Dylan Concerts: The live legacy, from the Manchester Free Trade Hall to Brighton.20:07 - 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan' Deep-Dive: Exploring the acoustic sparse mastery of his 1963 music.38:30 - The Friday Spin Feature: Spotlighting John’s brilliant standalone novel, The End of the Line.47:11 - The Unofficial Book Soundtrack: John’s definitive track recommendations to pair with the novel. 'THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN' TRACK HIGHLIGHTS:• "Girl from the North Country" - A stunning folk ballad built on themes of lost love.• "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" - One of the sharpest breakup songs ever committed to vinyl.• "Masters of War" - A scathing protest anthem directly targeting the creators of nuclear weapons.• "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall" - An ominous masterpiece written against the backdrop of the Cuban Missile Crisis. TOPICS COVERED:Bob Dylan, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, Merseybeat history, The Beatles, 1960s folk music, corporate career transitions, writing fiction, The End of the Line, Buckingham Palace OBE, and classic concert memories. FOR FANS OF:If you love hearing music memories, music history, and human stories behind the songs on podcasts like The Vinyl Guide, Back to NOW!, Music Is None Of Our Business, Desert Island Discs, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow!

    Memories of Bob Dylan | The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan with Author John Uttley OBE

  7. Aug 21

    Memories of Pearl Jam | No Code with Cowboy Dan's Chris (Neil Finn Live Podcast)

    What happens when you combine an early love for punk rock, a deep connection to the global Neil Finn fan community, and an encyclopedic knowledge of Pearl Jam bootlegs? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with Auckland musician Chris, creator of the '240 Gigabytes of Neil Finn' archive podcast and guitarist for indie rock band Cowboy Dan—to trace how Pearl Jam’s experimental 1996 masterpiece, No Code, served as a practical guide for life, mindfulness, and growing up. CONNECT WITH THE CLUB:• Our Official Website: ⁠https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/• Contact / Guest Inquiries: TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com EXPLORE CHRIS & COWBOY DAN:• Listen to Cowboy Dan's LP Dreams That Feel Like Falling• Catch the 240 Gigabytes of Neil Finn Archive Podcast INSIDE THE EPISODE & TIMESTAMPS:00:18 - Intro: Welcoming Chris from Auckland and introducing Pearl Jam's iconic No Code.02:29 - Curating the Finn Archive: Balancing life as an independent musician with hosting the Neil Finn archive.06:49 - 90s Musical Origins: Early childhood memories of U2, finding an identity through Guns N' Roses, and record stores.11:31 - Crate-Digging Score: Buying a rare first-press vinyl copy of Pearl Jam's Lost Dogs for $39, and live gig adrenaline.14:36 - The Live Bootleg Camaraderie: Predictable chaos, predicting setlists, and Jamie's epic 3-hour Pearl Jam show at Leeds.19:00 - Passing Down the Passion: Generational music transactions, from front rail family gigs to meeting Crowded House.24:09 - From Consuming to Making Music: Learning guitar structures by jamming along to Slash and Stone Gossard riffs.28:00 - Pearl Jam's 'No Code' Turning Point: Unpacking the band's intentional 1996 shift away from the mainstream spotlight.33:09 - Mindfulness & "Present Tense": How Eddie Vedder’s brilliant lyrics serve as a practical philosophy for living in the moment.38:18 - Breakups & Frustrated Energy: Analyzing the mature, realistic demise of love captured inside "Hail, Hail".43:59 - Friendship in the Shadows: The acoustic, melancholic beauty of "Off He Goes" and the iconic Polaroid gatefold artwork.1:02:36 - The Friday Spin Feature: Spotlighting Cowboy Dan's New Zealand jangle-pop LP, including the stories behind the tracks. TOPICS COVERED:Pearl Jam, No Code, Neil Finn archive, Cowboy Dan, indie rock, 1990s alternative music, live music bootlegs, vinyl crate digging, songwriting, and music fan communities. FOR FANS OF:If you love music memories, music history, and human stories behind the songs on podcasts like The Vinyl Guide, Back to NOW!, Music Is None Of Our Business, Desert Island Discs, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to help our independent community grow!

    Memories of Pearl Jam | No Code with Cowboy Dan's Chris (Neil Finn Live Podcast)

  8. Aug 14

    Memories of JJ Cale | Okie with Musician Dylan LeBlanc

    How does growing up surrounded by Muscle Shoals songwriting royalty, overcoming deep family struggles with addiction, and forming an intergenerational family band shape a lifelong connection to music? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with acclaimed singer-songwriter Dylan LeBlanc to trace how JJ Cale’s minimalist 1974 masterpiece, Okie, served as an introduction to authentic groove, effortless phrasing, and musical storytelling. CONNECT WITH THE CLUB:• Our Official Website: ⁠https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/• Contact / Guest Inquiries: TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com EXPLORE DYLAN LEBLANC & THE FAMILY:• Order the family's album Delusions of Grandeur on vinyl: bigblackcowrecords.com• Connect via Instagram: @jamieb1nine73 INSIDE THE EPISODE & TIMESTAMPS:00:18 - Intro: Welcoming Dylan LeBlanc and introducing JJ Cale's minimalist 1974 classic, Okie.01:33 - The Family Project: Introducing the core lineup of the family band—James LeBlanc, Angela Hacker, Bay Simpson, and Brad Chrysler.02:34 - The Big Break: How an unexpected viral vinyl flipping success story on Whatnot funded Big Black Cow Records.04:46 - Musical Origins in Shreveport: Growing up with a mother's cassettes balanced against a father's classic country staples.09:10 - The Escapism of Neil Young: Discovering the acoustic version of "Hey Hey, My My" and unlocking a deep classic rock obsession.13:34 - The Muscle Shoals Infrastructure: Moving to Muscle Shoals in 2001 and writing family-feud inspired songs at age 15.16:39 - Festival Magic & Glastonbury: Watching Radiohead command a massive crowd and learning the power of stage presence.24:27 - Songwriting & Sonic Drama: Balancing discipline, phrasing, hooks, and the minimalist production choices that allow songs to breathe.33:49 - JJ Cale's Okie Deep-Dive: Exploring the raw groove, understated guitar playing, and effortless authenticity.42:49 - Standout Tracks: Unpacking the phasor-soaked vocals of "Starbound" and the southern Gothic bar-band feel of "Cajun Moon".51:34 - Delusions of Grandeur & Family Healing: Designing the album artwork and breaking down the collaborative family harmonies. TOPICS COVERED:JJ Cale, Okie, Dylan LeBlanc, The Family, Delusions of Grandeur, Muscle Shoals music history, songwriting, acoustic folk minimalism, vinyl record collecting, and classic 1970s production. FOR FANS OF:If you love music memories, music history, and human stories behind the songs on podcasts like The Vinyl Guide, Back to NOW!, Music Is None Of Our Business, Desert Island Discs, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow!

    Memories of JJ Cale | Okie with Musician Dylan LeBlanc
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The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast is a music interview, commentary and culture podcast about discovery, memories, and the music history behind the records we love. Hosted by Jamie, each episode starts with an album, but the conversation can go anywhere. We invite musicians, songwriters, music journalists, collectors, and music lovers to bring a record that means something to them and explore the memories, people, and moments connected to it. Along the way, we discover the songs that shaped them, the artists they love, the gigs they remember, the places music has taken them, and the stories hiding behind the music. From songwriting and recording to vinyl culture, record collecting, live music, album artwork, and the changing world of music, The Friday Vinyl Club is less about having the right answers and more about discovering why music matters to people. Sometimes we talk about a legendary album. Sometimes we discover something completely new. Because that’s the thing about music, you never know what you’re going to find when someone drops the needle. Drop the needle. Grab a cuppa. Join the club. You’e welcome here. The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast- where every day feels like Friday and every record tells a story.

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