The Vinyl Chamber Podcast

Matt and Steph are back with their signature banter to begin a discussion of the UK number ones of 1965. This episode includes chart-toppers from Georgie Fame, The Hollies and Tom Jones and a new team member makes their full debut.

1984 concludes with Chaka Kahn Chak Chak Chak Chaka Khan (with a hat tip to Prince), a gushing tribute to Jim Diamond, Frankie again, Band Aid and another surprise Easter egg outro.

Matt and Steph's discussion of 1984 continues with music from Duran Duran, George Michael (solo and twice with Wham!), Stevie Wonder's only solo number one and a second from Frankie Goes To Hollywood.

Matt and Steph begin their look at the UK number ones of 1984 with music from Paul McCartney, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Nena and Lionel Richie.

Matt and Steph conclude their discussion of the UK number one singles of 1968, this episode featuring Mary Hopkin, Joe Cocker and a legendary performer to close the episode.

In this episode music by the 3 'B's - Bee Gees, Beach Boys and (again) the Beatles introduced by a 3 year old Steph.

Matt and Steph continue their journey through 1968, this episode including the Beatles, Louis Armstrong and the Rolling Stones.

Matt and Steph begin their discussion of he UK Number One singles of 1968, this episode featuring, among others, Georgie Fame and Manfred Mann.

Now on the home straight, Matt and Steph wrap up 1980, this episode featuring Barbra Streisand, more from Blondie and Abba, John Lennon and a special tribute.

Matt and Steph, continue through the UK No 1s of 1980, this episode featuring David Bowie, The Jam and The Police.

Having steadily trotted through early 1980 Matt and Steph reach a gentle canter as summer approaches, featuring, among others, Don McLean, ELO and Abba.

Matt and Steph continue their review of UK No 1 singles of 1980, this episode featuring The Jam, Blondie, Dexy's Midnight Runners and more...

More from The Vinyl Chamber as Matt and Steph begin their discussion of the UK No 1 singles of 1980. This episode features The Pretenders, The Special AKA and Kenny Rogers sprinkled with seasonal helpings of the hosts' inimitable nerdy repartee.

Matt and Steph conclude their discussion of the UK Number 1 singles of 1976

In this episode, Matt shares more of his collection from The Vinyl Chamber as he and Steph continue their look back at the UK No1 singles of 1976.

In this pilot episode, host Matt introduces his collection of every UK No1 single between 1952 and 1996 and he and Steph begin the series in 1976.