This week we start with the review of the NOW That's What I Call Music compilation series, which was conceived in 1983 by Richard Branson via his Virgin Music label and released with EMI Music and featured the likes of Duran Duran, Culture Club, UB40, Kajagoogoo and Madness.

Join us, as we take a look back at series 5. Russell reveals the amount of artists, songs and the difference in hits and misses! Also, Rebekah prepares Russell for the bonus episode, letting him know who he'll be listening to. Tune in soon to find out his opinions of some 2010 female soloists

This week Rebekah listened to a duet put together for this 1 number 1 hit, a duet who were tragically separated following a very brief successful period, a musical theatre actress/singer who had chart success with many different partners and Wham's backing singers, who had a brief career following Wham disbanding.

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This week Rebekah got to hear the songs from a current Strictly come Dancing contestant, plus a former topless model, along with two women who were better known from their musical theatre appearances.

This week Rebekah gets to heard from a member of Fleetwood Mac who went their own way, a close friend of Simon Cowell's who liked a toy boy and the song that stopped Take On Me from being a number 1 in the UK.

This week Rebekah learns about the comedian come singer who hails from her own birth town while also this week, the singer who got noticed through one of Vince Clarke's bands and the daughter of one of the legends of 50 Jazz.

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This week Rebekah gets to hear about the music from the Queen of Latin pop, the original pin up girl, aka Blondie and a lady who used her sex appeal in a very raunchy video to help promote her single.

This week Rebekah learns about the Queen of Disco and the United Kingdom's representative at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2013.

This week Rebekah learns about the Country singer who wasn't so successful in the UK chart as well as the Scottish singer who starred on the original reality TV series, The Big Time and went on the be more successful in the USA.

This week Rebekah gets to hear about the female Jackson as well as the female half of the Eurythmics and a female who had a one hit wonder about a certain cartoon Mouse.