
Each episode Tim Tucker talks to a distinguished guest about their favourite song by the Beatles.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | |||

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Tim is joined by former Nothing Is Real podcaster Steven Cockroft to explore Only a Northern Song. They examine George Harrison’s frustrations with publishing and ownership, the song’s layered self-referential lyrics, its dense psychedel... more
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Tim is joined by Cavern Club owner and author Debbie Greenberg to explore I Saw Her Standing There. They examine the song’s explosive energy, its rock and roll roots, and how it captured the raw excitement of the Beatles’ early Cavern pe... more
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Tim is joined by filmmaker Chris Purcell to explore Please Please Me. They examine its transformation from a Roy Orbison-style ballad into an urgent pop classic, George Martin’s crucial early guidance, the song’s groundbreaking harmonies... more
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Tim is joined by Beatles academic and author Christine Feldman-Barrett to explore Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown). They examine the song’s storytelling ambiguity, its blend of warmth and emotional coolness, and its cultural impact a... more
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This is a tremendous Beatles podcast. Tim Tucker is a brilliant interviewer, really good with the guests, knowledgeable but not remotely nerdy! He sounds like the kind of bike you’d like to have a pint with. If you miss I Am The Eggpod with the fantastic Chris Shaw, MFBS is made for you. I especially recommend the Rod Davis and David Hepworth episodes.
Only discovered this podcast after the sad demise of Eggpod and NIR, but so glad I did!
The host Tim has a very personable manner and reacts and relates well with the guests. He knows his subject and allows the guests to wander with their stories which often illicit some more interesting information or stories.
Guests are fans (they have to rate their own fandom!) but also knowledgeable and often have a link to the Beatles or their orbit and are all very interesting.
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Fascinating deep dives into one Beatles song at a time. It’s like slowly savoring a great feast. The perfect mix of extremely knowledgeable but not smug or arrogant. The host is lovely and the guests are always interesting.
Excellent, in-depth discussions of great songs. Interesting guests, very skilled host, who makes his own quite insightful observations of the song under discussion. See esp. the ‘Penny lane’ episode - great stuff there on memory and place that was almost ‘Nabokov-ian.’ Also the episode on ‘you never give me your money- - some very cool music analysis observations there.
This is a really nice Beatles podcast. The episodes are a good length which makes them consistently entertaining. The host and guests are always very knowledgeable and offer great insights into the Beatles discography. For those who are new to The Beatles (as well as scholars of the band) it is definitely worth checking out!
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Focused on exploring personal connections to The Beatles' music, the discussions often revolve around individual guests sharing their favorite songs. Each episode typically features a notable figure from various creative backgrounds, such as filmmakers, writers, and musicians, who reflect on how The Beatles' music has influenced their lives. The conversations not only analyze the songs but also delve into broader themes related to music history, storytelling, and the cultural significance of the Fab Four, making it appealing for both casual listeners and dedicated fans of the band alike. The format allows for a deep dive into iconic tracks while also fostering a sense of nostalgia and connection to the past through the guests' unique perspe... more
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