
A new Beatles research podcast that separates fact from fiction.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryMusic | |||

This week and next I am joined by journalist and author Bob Kealing to present a detailed, day-by-day account of The Beatles' February 1964 visit to Miami.
In Part 1, we discuss each moment from their 13 February arrival to the afterparty for their ... more
Legendary session drummer Bernard Purdie has long claimed that he played on some of the early Beatles recordings. This week, I investigate the evidence behind those claims and ask: is there any truth to Purdie’s story?
I am also joined for part of t... more
What if one of the most widely quoted reviews of Sgt Pepper is not authentic? This week I trace the dubious origins of a famous quote about the album attributed to critic Kenneth Tynan.
The true story of how Capitol Records finally agreed to sign The Beatles and release 'I Want To Hold Your Hand' has been obscured...until now! I am joined by author and popular historian Andrew Cook to discuss a key revelation from his latest book Ca... more
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You have to be willing to care about just about anything relating to the Beatles to enjoy this podcast, but if you do, you will be rewarded. Obadiah is a formidable myth buster.
I’m going back to listen to this show. I bought and have read The Beatles 1963 at least 3 times. I so enjoyed the interviews with Dafydd Rees. Love the podcast!
Remarkable historical work in which Obadiah challenges Beatles folklore with modern, forensic historiographical method. Do yourself a favour and check it out.
One of the best Beatles podcasts out there right now. Excellent research and he doesn’t just retread the same topics the other podcasts do.
I just discovered this show last week (I am slow at stuff and apologise). It’s brilliant. I listened to the Yoko episodes first which were really well thought out and interesting. I thought the search for the real Sgt Pepper was going to be a closed door, but no! There’s a great twist at the end.
If you’re a Beatle nut this is a show for you. Excellent stuff, heartily recommended!
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A detective-style show that explores music-history myths, focusing on The Beatles and their recording history. Across episodes, expect rigorous archival sleuthing, careful sourcing, and fresh expert perspectives that challenge long-held claims about who played on classic tracks, recording timelines, and the origins of widely circulated anecdotes. Noteworthy is the sustained emphasis on historiography and evidence-gathering, with collaborative episodes that bring in fellow researchers to reassess key moments in Beatle lore. The format blends documentary-style research, timeline reconstruction, and thoughtful debate, making it a strong pick for listeners who enjoy deep dives into music history and forensic-style fact-checking.
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