
A Beatles podcast that goes song-by-song through every Beatles release in chronological order. We focus on the music itself, breaking down what you’re hearing and why it works.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 175 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Yesterday may be the most popular song The Beatles ever recorded, but it's surprising just how unusual its story really is. On this episode of our Beatles podcast, we are joined by Kenyon’s longtime friend and former songwriting partner Kyle Hopson. ... more
In this Beatles lecture series, we are looking at I’ve Just Seen a Face, a song that captures the head-spinning rush of love at first sight. We examine how Paul combines deceptively simple musical and lyrical materials to create the song’s breathless... more
Have you ever realized that another person will change your life forever? Author Ian Leslie joins us to talk about I’ve Just Seen a Face and his book, John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs. Together, we use Paul’s breathless love song to explore chance,... more
In this Beatles lecture series, we analyze Tell Me What You See. We look at the way the lyrics gradually reveal that this promise is actually an attempt of persuasion. Musically, we explore Paul’s melodic contours, the song’s recurring question-and-a... more
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What a fantastic show! Love the analysis and stories. I get so excited when a new episode pops up.
This used to be a fantastic podcast, but lately instead of really great details of the recording technical aspects and stories you get a bunch of talking heads telling their own person stories. I wish it would go back to the original team.
I got excited when I found this podcast. Boy was I disappointed. They spent way too much time talking about microphones. And ruined my favorite Beatles song by comparing it to another song. Now I can’t un-hear that. Thanks a lot.
Informative and entertaining and thorough- as a long time Beatles fan and musician who has dissected a lot of what makes the Beatles special to me, I appreciate the fresh insights into some of the special sauce that makes the Beatles eternally relevant. Well done!
Have been listening and greatly enjoying this series since episode #1. I look forward to each release, as I have totally loved Beatles music and history since the 1964 Ed Sullivan Show first appearance! Keep up the really loved work!!! Thank you 😃
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A deep-dive music analysis podcast that walks through The Beatles' releases track by track, focusing on melody, harmony, arrangement, and production choices. Episodes blend rigorous music-theory commentary with storytelling, recording-era context, and host banter, often featuring guests who contribute historical perspective, performance insight, or technical expertise. Unique strengths include granular chord progressions, diatonic/non-diatonic moves, and cross-episode threads that connect lyrics, form, and studio technique, making it valuable for musicians, educators, and serious fans who want to understand how the music works as a whole. Potential listeners can expect thoughtful analysis, accessible explanations, and a clear through-line f... more
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