All the Top 50 New Entries for April 1976. Almost an hour of hits! Full details here!

All the Top 50 New Entries for April 1971. Almost an hour of hits! Full details here!

Get ready to groove with Record Collecting – Monthly Mix, an audio series inspired by the deep cuts and expert insights of Record Collector magazine. This edition turns the spotlight on 1976, diving into a rich seam of R&B, soul, disco, and funk albums that lit up dancefloors and airwaves alike. From lush soul ballads and tight funk grooves to the shimmering pulse of early disco, each track is handpicked to capture the spirit and innovation of a year that helped define moder

UK Albums for 28th March 1976. Tracks by Status Quo, The Eagles, Manuel & The Music Of The Mountains, Slim Whitman, Genesis, Gallagher & Lyle, Bob Dylan, Helen Reddy, John Denver, Roy Orbison, Brass Construction, Diana Ross, 10cc, Slade, Robin Trower, Band Of The Black Watch, Queen, Bad Company, Emmylou Harris, Gladys Knight & The Pips, John Miles, Gary Glitter and Pam Ayres. Full details HERE!

All the Top 50 New Entries for March 1973. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

All the Top 50 New Entries for March 1972. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

Let's go back to January 1973, when the UK officially joined the European Economic Community (EEC), and when the Prime Minister, Edward Heath, announced that businesses would only be allowed to use electricity three days a week. When new albums were released by Monty Python, Donny Osmond and Steely Dan and the Sweet rose to the top of the UK charts, and other 70s superstars David Bowie, Elton John, Status Quo and Olivia Newton John were all riding high. All those memories, fe

In 1968, the Hallmark Label, a division of Pickwick Records, began to release in the UK a series of 92 albums (stretching to 1985) featuring re-recorded versions of current chart hits by uncredited session musicians who became known as 'The Top Of The Poppers'. Included among them were the likes of future hitmakers Elton John and Tina Charles, but here are all the original tracks that the recordings were based on. For more information SEE HERE!

All the Top 50 New Entries for March 1971. Almost an hour of hits! Full details here!

All the Top 50 New Entries for February 1973. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

All the Top 50 New Entries for February 1972. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

All the Top 50 New Entries for January 1976. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

Take a trip back to a defining year in music with our audio series, Record Collecting – Monthly Mix , inspired by the in-depth features of Record Collector magazine. This episode spotlights standout tracks from reggae albums released in 1976 along with all the Reggae chart toppers of the year—a year that the genre reached its creative and commercial zenith. As the UK basked in its hottest summer in almost a century it seemed even the climate was submissive to the inexorable m

All the Top 40 New Entries for February 1971. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

All the Top 50 New Entries for January 1972. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

Programme 6 of our series features links to that great British TV comic for kids, that was known as 'Look-In'.  Theme tunes, clips and releases by the stars that appeared in the first issue, and featured on TV that week in 1971. Full details HERE!

All the Top 50 New Entries for January 1971. Over an hour of hits! Full details here!

All the UK Number One hits from 1965. More Details HERE!

UK Top 40 Chart for 28th December 1975. 5th week at #1 for Queen’s 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. Highest New Entry for Mike Oldfield with ‘In Dulci Jubilo at #22, plus New Entries for Toxy Music, The Carpenters, Frank Sinatra, Crispy & Co and The Wombles. Highest climber from #18 to #4 for Dana with ‘It’s Gonna Be A Cold Cold Christmas’ . See SFC Home Service  for more

UK Top 40 Chart for 21st December 1975. 4th week at #1 for Queen’s 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. Highest New Entry for Dana with ‘It’s Gonna Be A Cold Cold Christmas’ at #18, plus New Entries for The Band Of The Black Watch, Billy Howard, ABBA, The Small faces and The Goodies. Highest climber from #32 to #20 for Sailor’s ‘Glass Of Champagne’. See SFC Home Service  for more