
Each episode Tim Tucker talks to a distinguished guest about their favourite song by the Beatles.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Writer and author David Quantick discusses Silly Love Songs, from Wings at the Speed of Sound. He calls it Paul's 'manifesto' and argues for McCartney as 'the first adult in rock'. We also discuss the monster bass line, and the Paul... more
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Owen Cutts is a renowned producer and the creator of Old Music Friday on Instagram. He grew up in a house where the Beatles were always on, but getting Abbey Road on CD for his 10th birthday made them his own. Here he discusses Beca... more
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Art director and filmmaker Simon Halfon discusses The End, from Abbey Road, picking out the three guitar solos Paul, George, and John played live in one take, Ringo's only drum solo, and the closing line that makes such a perfect si... more
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Gary Kemp discusses Dig A Pony, from Let It Be. He tells us how John's snaking "I-I-I-I", heard on a Saturday-afternoon TV showing of the Let It Be film, gave him the spark he needed for one of Spandau Ballet's biggest hits. We also... more
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Great song and lovely discussion, thank you.
English podcasts just hit different. This is great. A must-listen.
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.
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A deep-dive show where a host chats with a rotating roster of guests about their personal favorite Beatles track, blending firsthand memories, technical analysis, and cultural context. Episodes consistently center on why a chosen song resonates, with guests spanning musicians, journalists, academics, photographers, filmmakers, and notable Beatles insiders. The format often includes studio anecdotes, production details, historical backdrop, and personal stories, producing rich, episode-spanning conversations that appeal to hardcore fans and curious newcomers alike. Noteworthy traits include a thoughtful blend of scholarship and accessible storytelling, curated guests with strong Beatles lineage, and a steady emphasis on memory, meaning, and ... more
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