
Join former bandmates and lifelong friends Peter and Kenyon as they dive deep into the legendary discography of The Beatles in "The Beatles: Note by Note." With decades of friendship and a shared passion for music, these lifelong Beatles fans meticulously analyze each Beatles song in chronological order of release. Blending historical context with personal anecdotes and technical insights, Peter a... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 117 | Founded | a year ago |
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This episode steps outside the usual track-by-track format to explore The Beatles’ Story, Capitol Records’ 1964 double-LP “documentary” about the band. With historian Dr. Richard Driver, we look at how this release tried to define the Beatles for the... more
Peter and Gordon are back, and not just on the charts. This episode dives into “I Don’t Want to See You Again,” the third McCartney-penned single given to the duo. While it barely made a dent in the UK, it charted at #16 in the US and even got them a... more
In this lecture we take a closer look at I Don’t Want to See You Again, a Paul McCartney composition performed by Peter and Gordon. Unlike Paul’s more optimistic breakup songs, this one flips the perspective. He’s not the one leaving, but the one bei... more
We step out of A Hard Day’s Night and into the Beatles’ songwriter-for-hire mode with “It’s for You,” written for Cilla Black. We trace why Cilla wasn’t a favor but a first-call vocalist in the NEMS orbit, how George Martin chose material for her, an... more
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I didn’t think anyone could make me appreciate the Beatles more than I already did, but these guys do. Breakdown of every lyric. Dissection of every song and musical decision. Stories about every era. EXCELLENT for every fan of music and of course the Fab Four.
If you love The Beatles this podcast is a must listen. If you don’t, it’s a should.
I didn’t think anyone could make me appreciate the Beatles more than I already did, but these guys do. Breakdown of every lyric. dissection of ever song and musical decision. Stories about every era. EXCELLENT for every fan of music and of course the Fab Four.
This show is already knocking it out of the park with the Beatles early music, and it’s only going up from here! Peter and Kenyon make it so much fun, they have great banter and bits, and I really appreciate the way they discuss Beatles music and history from today’s perspective. Also I am learning so much from Kenyon ‘s music theory series- an education I’ve been looking for using material I adore.
I’m so happy I found this show. Each episode is very informative and you can tell the guys are having fun doing it.
Looking forward to each new episode.
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Conversations focus on the expansive and widely adored discography of a legendary band, capturing both the technical and emotional aspects of the music. Episodes feature meticulous song analyses, personal anecdotes from the hosts, and insights into the historical context surrounding the songs. The hosts, who share a longstanding friendship and background in music, guide listeners through both notable tracks and deeper cuts, discussing the evolution and techniques involved in the songwriting and recording processes. The podcast is enriched with stories of Beatlemania and the band's influence on music and culture, appealing both to devoted fans and newcomers seeking to understand the artistic legacy of the band.
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2. Jon Sunde
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6. Justin Mann
7. Dr. Kenyon
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