Each episode Tim Tucker talks to a distinguished guest about their favourite song by the Beatles.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Tim is joined by songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Nick Frater for a deep dive into the wonderfully strange "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)." They trace the song's bizarre journey from a playful 1967 jam session t... more
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Tim welcomes author Tom Cox for a joyful deep-dive into the rooftop rocker I’ve Got a Feeling. They trace Tom’s earliest Fab Four memories (Paperback Writer on the rug, Yellow Submarine with his Liverpudlian nan), his love of that mid... more
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Tim welcomes documentary filmmaker Alan G Parker for a deep dive into John Lennon’s ethereal 1974 solo classic #9 Dream. They discuss the song’s dream-like production, Lennon’s lifelong fascination with the number nine, and the curiou... more
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Tim chats with film director and writer Grant McPhee about the Beatles song Yellow Submarine. They talk about the song’s fun sound, its strange mix of ideas, and the way it has grown into a song for all ages.
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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!
My favourite Beatles podcast by far: Tim knows his stuff, chooses great guests and always keeps it fun, informative and interesting - long may it continue!
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Conversations explore the deep emotional connections and personal stories surrounding specific Beatles songs as guests share their favorite tracks by the iconic band. Each episode features a diverse range of guests, including filmmakers, writers, and music commentators, who bring unique insights to the songs they cherish. Themes often include nostalgia, artistic influence, and cultural impact, creating a rich tapestry of storytelling that appeals to both die-hard Beatles fans and casual listeners alike. The blend of personal anecdotes and music analysis offers an engaging and informative listening experience that resonates with those interested in the Beatles' legacy and music history.
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