
Talk, more talk, chat, more chat - We’re happy to do it for you (Beatles)
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 306 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryMusic | |||

George Harrison was working on Cloud Nine, and visited the States in early 1987. George and his producer-in-crime Jeff Lynne hooked up with Wilbury-to-be Bob Dylan and recent collaborator Duane Eddy for an evening at the Palomino Club in North Los... more
Marv and I talk storytelling within the solo Beatles story. Given the documentaries and biopics covering the Beatles together and as a group, what else might make for a good film (of either type) in the near future? Ringo Starr as lead charact... more
The first of the "George Harrison and Bob Dylan" session discs. This show mostly covers the "Winter of Discontent" 1968 and May 1970 sessions, but Marv and I also meander around several other corners. More of this collaboration of titans comin... more
Marv, Susan and I chat about recent events in Beatles-world. We start with an extended breakdown of the contents of the various Rubber Soul releases (Vinyl, CD, Blu-Ray and more), followed by Apple's promise that "Help is on the way", Peter Asher'... more
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I really love this podcast…I’ve listened to it for years. But today, and in the past I really get the ick when Ed mentions the reactions of girls to the Beatles. Please stop. As a woman, it’s really so offensive.The tone of Ed’s voice sounds really creepy on subjects like this. Please let someone else remark if it must be remarked on.
I hate rap! Please get me on your podcast. I actually have a vinyl collection and my favorite band is The Beatles and I actually do listen to albums in full. I’m 15 years old. Thanks for reading! Please talk about The Suicide Machines Self Titled album and the album A Dream Is All We Know by The Lemon Twigs.
I hate rap! Please get me on your podcast. I actually have a vinyl collection and my favorite band is The Beatles and I actually do listen to albums in full. I’m 14 years old. Thanks for reading! Please talk about The Suicide Machines Self Titled album and the album A Dream Is All We Know by The Lemon Twigs. Also January 18th is my birthday. 😊
I hate rap! Please get me on your podcast. I actually have a vinyl collection and my favorite band is The Beatles and I actually do listen to albums in full. I’m 14 years old. Thanks for reading! Please talk about The Suicide Machines Self Titled album and the album A Dream Is All We Know by The Lemon Twigs.
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The show leans into deep-dan Beatle history with a focus on archival releases, session details, and the behind-the-scenes forces shaping legacy projects. Episodes frequently dissect box sets, demos, and collaborations—from remixed era materials to Flowers in the Dirt sessions and related archival finds—often weaving in anecdotes about producers, equipment, and industry dynamics. The format blends rigorous fan-nerd analysis with accessible storytelling, making technical topics approachable for long-time enthusiasts while still offering fresh angles for curious newcomers. A notable strength is the hosts' willingness to challenge conventional narratives, invite insider perspectives, and discuss the intersection of legacy publishing, media tie-... more
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