Back in the day, Hitman Hawkins spent time in Nashville licensing country artists for UK release, so who better to demonstrate the breadth of a genre that overlaps jazz, blues, folk, pop and rock. It's all in there, and the Vinyl Vault's got it all. Yeehaw indeed!

Stick the pop corn in the microwave, cos this week, Sheila A. Devotion braves the, slightly sticky, red carpet that leads to the Vinyl Vault's soundtrack department, and selects some musical gems that shined on the silver screen. There's leg-warmers, stetsons and tattoos aplenty...

Sheila A Devotion and Hitman Hawkins take a trip down memory lane - or, to be more specific, London's New Cross Road - in search of  indie-disco. Did they really walk out of an Oasis gig. How many pints did Hitman have to drink to get into the Stone Roses at Ally Pally? Was Thursday night at Nottingham's Rock City really the hottest ticket in town? 

Postmaster Flash picks the tunes and supplies the words for this Elvis special, but foolishly lets Hitman and Sheila A Devotion present the show. Tune in and remember why Elvis really was the King, and top up on your Woody Harrelson trivia

Vinyl Vault soul supremo Hitman Hawkins takes a quick flick through the dance racks in search of some Northern floor-fillers. From oldies to modern, crossover to contemporary - it's all here!

The Vinyl Vault team mark the five-year anniversary of David Bowie's passing by selecting some favourite tunes from the world's greatest popular artist.

The Vinyl Vault team recall some favourite albums of the past year. There's a right mix, and they're not all big names - but they were all big hits in the shop.

The mince pies are flying as the whole crew gathers in the Vault to share Yuletide cheer and their festive favourites from the shop's racks. Tom Waits shares a Christmas card from a hooker, there's some Country corn on the back-burner, and then there's the best ever modern-day Christmas tune - no contest!

Sheila A. Devotion and Piers Hitman Hawkins are joined in the Vault by an Eighties icon as they spin some classic tunes and reminisce about big hair, shoulder pads and guinea pigs...

Postmaster (Potty Mouth) Flash and Piers Hitman Hawkins stick it to the Man with their review of some of Punk's finer moments, from undisputed classics such as the Undertones Teenage Kicks to more obscure gems like the Normal's Warm Leatherette. Who remembers Bill Grundy?