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Record Mirror Disco Charts

Hosted by Mike Atkinson.

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Episode length
141 min
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Publishing
Monthly
20 episodes · last 2026-08-31
Language
English
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Where it's from
Not established
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Reach
52
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What the show says about itself

Greg Wilson , Mike Atkinson and a special guest discuss a randomly selected Record Mirror Disco Top 20, from any week between 1975 and 1989. These charts were compiled by dancefloor reaction reports, sent in by DJs from across the UK. We'll also look at how they were reviewed at the time by Record Mirror's legendary James Hamilton, whose columns from this period have been published in book form as James Hamilton’s Disco Pages 1975-1982 and James Hamilton's Dance Pages 1983-1989 . Each episode comes with its own playlist , so that you can listen to all the tracks continuously. Hosted on Acast.

Recent episodes

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  1. 16th December 1989, with Terry Farley
  2. 23rd November 1985, with Luke Una
  3. 11th February 1984, with Kerri Chandler
  4. 9th May 1987, with Mark Moore
  5. 18th March 1989, with Simon Dunmore
  6. 8th January 1983, with Colin Curtis

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