The Friday Vinyl Club: Music Memories and Album Stories

@jamieb1nine73

The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast is a music interview show where every album tells a personal story. Hosted by Jamie, each episode invites a guest, musicians, songwriters, collectors and music lovers, to bring a record that matters to them. Together they explore the memories, people and moments connected to that album, celebrating vinyl culture, record collecting, live music and the stories behind the music we love. 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. Once a month, the show also features “One for the Vinyl Den”, a music discovery series where Jamie’s son Ollie curates five tracks for his dad to live with for a week. They then sit down to discuss the songs and choose just one to press onto an imaginary custom 7-inch for the family den. 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. 1d ago

    One For The Vinyl Den (Ep.5) | Father and Son Music Discovery Show

    Ollie and Jamie ("Papa") return for another monthly episode of One for the Vinyl Den on the Friday Vinyl Club Podcast - the independent show exploring physical record culture, generational music discoveries, and the special bond between father and son! In this latest episode, two generations of music lovers swap perspectives and debate track selections. Ollie curates five fresh tracks across contemporary genres for Jamie to review, discuss, and evaluate: Ernest's cinematic country anthem "What's a Little Rain", Keshi's vulnerable R&B/lo-fi track "SoftSpot", Benny G's soulful folk-country crossover "Price of Love", Tame Impala's psych-pop groove "Loser", and Clairo's dreamy bedroom pop track "Slow Dance". Plus, the duo introduces an exciting new format twist: a listener-submitted wildcard entry! This month features Lucca Mae's sultry soul ballad "The Real Thing" (submitted by Alex @SpinWithQuinn). Tune in as father and son read community feedback, debate songwriting mechanics, and bridge the generational gap, before Jamie makes his final pick to press onto an imaginary 7-inch custom vinyl record for the family den. Stream the featured tracks on the episode playlist & support independent music: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2M9BRQQWGjUJKQnnSpSIYl?si=lnxYXFkfQrWZ-mCFHrEcJQ Ernest - "What's a Little Rain" Keshi - "SoftSpot" Benny G - "Price of Love" Tame Impala - "Loser" Clairo - "Slow Dance" Lucca Mae - "The Real Thing" (Listener Wildcard Submission) Connect with the Club: Official Website: https://thefridayvinylclub.com Contact / Track Submissions: TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @thefridayvinylclubpodcast / @JamieB1nine73 TIMESTAMPS: 00:18 - Intro & One for the Vinyl Den: The Father & Son Music Discovery Series 02:30 - Ernest: "What's a Little Rain" (Exploring country songwriting backgrounds, Morgan Wallen connections, and rainy day weather metaphors) 10:12 - Keshi: "SoftSpot" (R&B and lo-fi vibes, nursing backgrounds, intimate lyricism, and vulnerable love themes) 16:14 - Listener Feedback: Shoutouts to Fiona, Alex, Marcus Tongue, Sue Burr, Susie Ricks, Raoul, and Rob from Lincoln 21:45 - Benny G: "Price of Love" (Soulful vocals, Paolo Nutini comparisons, indie folk-country styles, and post-breakup clarity) 25:56 - Tame Impala: "Loser" (Psych-pop grooves, Spider-Man soundtrack features, Kevin Parker's one-man band setup, and Beck homages) 30:30 - Clairo: "Slow Dance" (Bedroom pop, 2024 album Charm, analog tape live recording, and emotional hesitation) 34:52 - Listener Wildcard: Lucca Mae - "The Real Thing" (Submitted by Alex @SpinWithQuinn, Amy Winehouse comparisons, old-school R&B, and smoky bar laments) 39:03 - Jamie's Final 7-Inch Custom Vinyl Selection & Episode Wrap-Up About The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast: Equal parts nostalgic storytelling, album artwork design analysis, and physical vinyl culture, we celebrate the music community across generations. Whether it's father-son record collection reviews or deep album commentary, if you love shows like Desert Island Discs, The Vinyl Guide, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, you're right at home in the club! Please comment, like, or subscribe wherever you listen to help an independent, family-run podcast grow! https://www.luccamae.com/ https://www.keshimusic.com/#/ https://ernestofficial.com/ https://clairo.com/ https://www.tameimpala.com/ https://www.bennygsingz.com/

    One For The Vinyl Den (Ep.5) | Father and Son Music Discovery Show
  2. Oct 30

    Days of Future Passed | Memories of The Moody Blues with Aaron Belansky (& Frank Zappa)

    How does embarking on an epic 329-album listening journey, tracking decades of classic rock through relational databases, interviewing Frank Zappa at fifteen, and falling in love with a pioneering symphonic rock masterpiece shape a lifelong music maker? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with Aaron Belansky, music enthusiast and creator of The Review Board project, to trace how The Moody Blues' genre-defining 1967 masterpiece, Days of Future Passed, served as a blueprint for blending orchestral arrangements with psychedelic rock and timeless songwriting. Along the way, Aaron shares behind-the-scenes insights into his data-led listening methodology, blagging a 45-minute interview with Frank Zappa as a teenager, and how revisiting childhood favorites with fresh ears completely transformed his perspective on music. Episode Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6PLaU98hk0yp8ZLIXQinJu?si=khS-b1VRQ1mgdojc4rk8rA 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 Aaron Belansky. 01:39 - Meet Aaron Belansky: Exploring life in California and the origins of his ambitious project, The Review Board. 02:58 - The Mechanics of The Review Board: Tackling 29 classic rock artists, 329 albums, and 3-listen weighted scoring systems. 13:35 - Childhood Musical Memories: Early AM radio days in the car and getting an initial vinyl gift from family. 17:14 - The Frank Zappa Obsession & The 15-Year-Old Interview: Discovering Frank Zappa, running a 45-minute backstage interview, and meeting a memorable bodyguard. 33:20 - Concert Experiences: Seeing George Thorogood, the Doobie Brothers, and sharing Pink Floyd live shows with his son. 37:19 - Discovering Days of Future Passed: Summer camp bus memories and the allure of concept albums. 40:22 - Days of Future Passed discussion: Cinematic orchestral sweeps, "Tuesday Afternoon," office-life industrial vibes on "Peak Hour," and the timeless anthem "Nights in White Satin." 54:20 - Project Findings & The Friday Spin: Unpacking the 81st position ranking, unexpected top scores for The Who's Live at Leeds, Led Zeppelin III, and George Thorogood. TOPICS COVERED: Aaron Belansky, The Review Board, The Moody Blues, Days of Future Passed, Frank Zappa, classic rock, data-led music analysis, vinyl record collecting, concert memories, live album discoveries, and upcoming project milestones. THE FRIDAY SPIN: THE REVIEW BOARD TOP PICKS & RECOMMENDATIONS: The Recommendation: Aaron's top three data-led album recommendations from his project—The Who's Live at Leeds (highest scorer tied at 25/26), Led Zeppelin III (the biggest surprise), and More George Thorogood and the Destroyers (the hidden gem). The Vibe: High-octane live power-trio rock, acoustic-tinged folk exploration, toe-tapping rhythm and blues, and the analytical joy of rediscovering classic rock. 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, A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, or Word in your Ear, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow! https://www.moodybluestoday.com/ https://www.zappa.com https://reviewboardmusic.com/ Apologies for the sound quality on this episode - every effort was made to clean up Aarons mic but hopefully doesn't detract from this fascinating story!

    Days of Future Passed | Memories of The Moody Blues with Aaron Belansky (& Frank Zappa)
  3. Oct 23

    Hunky Dory | Memories of David Bowie with Musician Jake Vickers (The Zangwills)

    How does discovering early musical theatre, navigating the indie scene in Chester, forging an artistic identity as the frontman of The Zangwills, and falling in love with a shape-shifting classic shape a lifelong music maker? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with Jake Vickers, vocalist and songwriter for the independent band The Zangwills, to trace how David Bowie's genre-defining 1971 masterpiece, Hunky Dory, served as a blueprint for artistic evolution, theatrical performance, and timeless songwriting. Along the way, Jake shares behind-the-scenes insights into his creative process, filming a music video with Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, and how Bowie's fearless pivot to the piano completely transformed his approach to writing. 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 Jake Vickers. 01:56 - Meet Jake Vickers: From Chester roots to indie-pop ambitions and releasing the new single "She's So New" with The Zangwills. 03:30 - The life of an independent artist: Navigating the cycles of release day hype, creative lulls, and the journey of building a band. 07:46 - Childhood musical memories: Watching stage musicals with grandparents, drumming on biscuit tins, and early iPod soundtracks. 14:25 - Songwriting mechanics: Starting with a single favorite line, experimenting with random words and Wikipedia text, and finding magic in simplicity. 19:44 - Live performance & alter egos: Transforming from a quiet, introverted kid into a charismatic stage frontman and the reality of fan energy. 24:56 - Discovering David Bowie: Early skepticism in dad's car, falling in love with Scary Monsters, and committing to a full catalogue deep-dive. 38:35 - Deep-dive into Hunky Dory: Cinematic masterpieces like "Life on Mars?", playful storytelling on "Kooks," and the profound emotional core of "Quicksand". 58:14 - The Zangwills & Future Plans: Directing the music video for "Judas on the Dance Floor" with Maisie Williams, exploring the side project Dolly Bukowski, and gearing up for an autumn tour. TOPICS COVERED: Jake Vickers, The Zangwills, David Bowie, Hunky Dory, indie music, vinyl record collecting, growing up in Chester, theatrical performance, songwriting processes, Maisie Williams, Dolly Bukowski, and upcoming tour dates. THE FRIDAY SPIN: THE ZANGWILLS - 'SHE'S SO NEW' & TOUR SPOTLIGHT: The Recommendation: Jake's independent band The Zangwills, featuring their latest single "She's So New", alongside fan favorites like "The Feeling", "Judas on the Dance Floor", and "Patio Paradise". The Vibe: Soaring indie-pop guitars, distinctive vocal energy, sharp lyrical craftsmanship, and the electric thrill of a live underground band on the rise. 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, Word in your Ear, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow! https://thezangwills.com/ https://www.davidbowie.com/

    Hunky Dory | Memories of David Bowie with Musician Jake Vickers (The Zangwills)
  4. Oct 16

    The Circus | Memories of Erasure with Author Paul Drayton plus Adele, Robbie Williams and Whitney Houston

    How does discovering synth-pop in the North East, navigating sexuality and identity, life in the public eye during a high-profile marriage to comedian Alan Carr, and building close bonds with Adele, Whitney Houston, and Robbie Williams shape a lifelong music lover? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with author and actor Paul Drayton to trace how Erasure's breakthrough 1987 synth-pop album, The Circus, served as a soundtrack for self-acceptance, personal awakening, and the enduring power of music. Along the way, Paul shares candid insights into his marriage to Alan Carr, behind-the-scenes stories of meeting Adele at the O2 and her getting ordained to officiate his wedding, his deep devotion to Whitney Houston, backstage moments with Robbie Williams, and how tracks like "Hideaway" helped him navigate coming out. 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 Paul Drayton.01:56 - Meet Paul Drayton: From Sunderland roots to creative arts, acting ambitions, and writing his memoir Ride or Die Tryin'.03:30 - London days & creative life: Working at Beach Blanket Babylon, navigating the party scene, and managing ADHD through music.07:46 - Childhood musical memories: Family road trips across Europe with the "green tapes," cassette recording, and early records.14:25 - Loving Whitney Houston: Lifelong fandom, collecting vinyl, and processing her tragic loss.19:44 - Backstage stories & stardom: Unforgettable encounters with Robbie Williams, playing bingo with Cher in Vegas, and traveling on tour.24:56 - Meeting Adele at the O2 & marrying Paul and Alan: Building a close personal bond and having Adele officiate their wedding.35:21 - Discovering Erasure & Coming Out: Andy Bell's androgynous style, navigating sexuality in the North East, and hiring Erasure to perform at his wedding.38:35 - Deep-dive into The Circus: Synth-pop brilliance, standout tracks, and the profound personal resonance of "Hideaway".58:14 - The Friday Spin & Memoir Spotlight: Paul discusses his raw, darkly funny debut memoir Ride or Die Tryin', navigating ADHD and recovery, and an unofficial book soundtrack featuring Erasure, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, and Adele. TOPICS COVERED:Paul Drayton, Erasure, The Circus, synth-pop, 80s music, vinyl record collecting, coming of age in Sunderland, coming out and sexuality, marriage to comedian Alan Carr, life in the public eye, ADHD awareness, Whitney Houston, close friendships with Adele and Robbie Williams, and the new memoir Ride or Die Tryin'. https://open.spotify.com/episode/64LLOekhLekZOYmpo9U5La?si=7OE-AkevTQ2gl9F6TUVmog THE FRIDAY SPIN: PAUL DRAYTON - 'RIDE OR DIE TRYIN'' SOUNDTRACK SPOTLIGHT: The Recommendation: Paul's life-shaping album The Circus by Erasure, paired with an unofficial book soundtrack featuring Erasure ("Hideaway"), Whitney Houston ("Greatest Love of All"), Michael Jackson ("Bad"), and Adele ("Remedy"). The Vibe: High-energy synth-pop emotion, anthemic soul, radical personal accountability, and the healing power of music through life's toughest chapters. 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, Word in your Ear, you are right at home in the club! Leave us a review wherever you listen to help our independent community grow! https://www.erasureinfo.com/ https://www.adele.com/ https://robbiewilliams.com/pages/live

    The Circus | Memories of Erasure with Author Paul Drayton plus Adele, Robbie Williams and Whitney Houston
  5. Oct 9

    Electric Warrior | Memories of Marc Bolan's T. Rex with Simon Bevan

    How does discovering Marc Bolan's T. Rex on Top of the Pops, growing up around a family radio shop in West London, and falling in love with a 1971 glam rock masterpiece shape a lifelong music lover? In this episode of The Friday Vinyl Club, Jamie sits down with his good friend Simon Bevan to trace how T. Rex's legendary 1971 glam rock album, Electric Warrior, served as a masterclass in swaggering grooves, Tony Visconti's lush production, and bold artistic vision. https://www.t-rex.co.uk/ CONNECT WITH THE CLUB: Our Official Website: ⁠⁠https://www.thefridayvinylclub.com/ Contact / Guest Inquiries: TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com INSIDE THE EPISODE & TIMESTAMPS: 00:18 - Introduction: Welcome to The Friday Vinyl Club with guest Simon Bevan. 03:21 - Early musical roots: Mum's radio, The Beatles, and Bevan's Radio Rentals in Greenford. 12:01 - Discovering Marc Bolan, glam rock, and buying Electric Warrior in 1971. 16:33 - Transitioning into punk, attending university in York, and discovering heavy dub reggae. 22:17 - Live music memories: From early gigs with 10cc and Dr. Feelgood to Springsteen at Wembley, Live Aid and Nina Simone. 33:00 - Finding Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and the transcendental experience of seeing them live. 39:12 - Nick Cave's cover of "Cosmic Dancer" from the Angel Headed Hipster tribute album. 43:03 - Deep-diving into Electric Warrior: production, lyrics, and sonic textures. 50:04 - Track highlights: "Lean Woman Blues," "Jeepster," "Monolith," and "Rip-Off". 1:06:10 - The Friday Spin: Simon's recommendations (Alice Coltrane, Keith Jarrett, Wren, Geese, Pigeon, and The Long Faces). TOPICS COVERED: Simon Bevan, T. Rex, Marc Bolan, Electric Warrior, vinyl record collecting, family business history, glam rock, punk history, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, live concert memories, and physical media. THE FRIDAY SPIN: SIMON BEVAN - 'ALICE COLTRANE, KEITH JARRETT & MORE' SPOTLIGHT: The Recommendation: Guest Simon Bevan and his standout Friday Spin selections, featuring Alice Coltrane, Keith Jarrett’s Köln Concert, Ren’s "Hi Ren", Geese, Pigeon’s Outer National, and The Long Faces. The Vibe: Transcendental spiritual jazz, improvised piano masterpieces, 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!

    Electric Warrior | Memories of Marc Bolan's T. Rex with Simon Bevan
  6. Oct 1

    One For The Vinyl Den (Ep. 4) | Father and Son Music Discovery Show

    Ollie and Jamie ("Papa") swap roles for a special 1-year anniversary episode of the Friday Vinyl Club Podcast! To celebrate 40 episodes of music commentary and record collecting, Jamie curates 5 tracks from incredible past podcast guests. Ollie must review them and choose just one track to be pressed onto a custom 7-inch vinyl record for the family den. Stream the featured tracks & support independent music: Max Clilverd - "Open Air": http://maxclilverd.com The Wounded Lovers ft. Lucca Mae - "A Bar Called Paradise": https://woundedloversmusic.com Iona Luke - "Crashing": https://os.fan Ray Harris - "I Won't Let You Fall": https://rayharrismusic.com The Family Band - "Pick Your Poison": https://bigblackcowrecords.com https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5LktbLbTuTKM4hf54Prhjm?si=-8TfIJ76St-DqoLF9jd5Rg Connect with the Club: Official Website: https://thefridayvinylclub.com Contact / Track Submissions: mailto:TheFridayVinylClub@hotmail.com Follow us on Instagram: @thefridayvinylclubpodcast / @JamieB1nine73 TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Intro & 1-Year Anniversary Special 03:51 - Max Clilverd: "Open Air" (Tom Odell Black Friday Co-Writer) 07:38 - The Wounded Lovers: "A Bar Called Paradise" (Nick Cave Influence) 12:34 - Meeting Music Heroes: Crowded House, Neil Finn, & Loyle Carner 14:15 - The Infamous Nick Cave All Points East Stage Fall 17:54 - Lessons from 1 Year of Podcasting & Future Dream Guests 25:53 - Iona Luke: "Crashing" & Live Music Memories 33:54 - Ray Harris: "I Won't Let You Fall" & Abbey Road Mastering 38:33 - The Family Band: "Pick Your Poison" (Muscle Shoals Americana) 43:42 - Ollie's Final 7-Inch Custom Vinyl Selection About The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast: Equal parts nostalgic storytelling, album artwork design analysis, and vinyl culture, we celebrate the physical record community. If you love music history and deep album dives like Desert Island Discs, The Vinyl Guide, or A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs, subscribe to the channel! Please comment, like or subscribe to help an independent podcast grow!

    One For The Vinyl Den (Ep. 4) | Father and Son Music Discovery Show
  7. Sep 25

    London Calling | Memories of The Clash 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!

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

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The Friday Vinyl Club Podcast is a music interview show where every album tells a personal story. Hosted by Jamie, each episode invites a guest, musicians, songwriters, collectors and music lovers, to bring a record that matters to them. Together they explore the memories, people and moments connected to that album, celebrating vinyl culture, record collecting, live music and the stories behind the music we love. 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. Once a month, the show also features “One for the Vinyl Den”, a music discovery series where Jamie’s son Ollie curates five tracks for his dad to live with for a week. They then sit down to discuss the songs and choose just one to press onto an imaginary custom 7-inch for the family den. 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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