Pop on Trial
Stuart Maconie puts pop in the dock to decide which has been the most influential musical decade.
Pop on Trial - 1950s
Stuart Maconie puts pop in the dock to decide which has been the most influential musical decade. Judgement is made on the 1950s as rock and roll begins with Elvis.
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Pop on Trial - 1960s
Stuart Maconie puts pop in the dock to decide which has been the most influential musical decade. Neil Innes and Tony Blackburn help make the case for the 1960s.
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Pop on Trial - 1970s
Stuart Maconie puts pop in the dock to decide which has been the most influential musical decade. Judgement is made on the 70s, the decade of glam, funk, punk and disco.
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Pop on Trial - 1980s
Stuart Maconie puts pop in the dock to decide upon the most influential musical decade. ABC's Martin Fry, Soul II Soul's Jazzie B and Miranda Sawyer judge the 1980s.
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Pop on Trial - 1980s
Stuart Maconie puts pop in the dock to decide upon the most influential musical decade. ABC's Martin Fry, Soul II Soul's Jazzie B and Miranda Sawyer judge the 1980s.
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Pop on Trial - 1990s
Stuart Maconie puts 1990s pop in the dock to decide if it is music's most important decade. Goldie, Caitlin Moran and Paolo Hewitt debate Britpop and manufactured bands.
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Pop on Trial - Finale
Stuart Maconie hosts as a jury of music experts including Paul Morley, Lauren Laverne and Noddy Holder come to a verdict on the most influential and important decade for pop.
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