It’s January 1969 and The Beatles are commercially at their peak with a number one Album in the charts and the summers smash hit ‘Hey Jude.’ Professionally things couldn’t be worse, however. Paul has convinced them to rehearse for a live show before the cameras, but his band mates have misgivings which will only multiply as the days progress. This is ‘The Winter of Discontent’. And we’re going to ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Music HistoryMusic |
A brief mini episode updating you all on the story of Paul’s missing 1961 Hofner Bass, how it came to be stolen and how it was eventually returned.
After spending virtually no time on George’s new composition, the Beatles spend their final hour and a bit arranging Paul’s Let It Be. Sure it’s a great song but you may not want to hear the intro for a while after listening to this. Denis talks movi... more
A short seasons greeting with an additional feature left over from episode 51 and a little musical free gift www.buymeacoffee.com/wodpod
It’s the afternoon of January 9th 1969, John is having fun, and Paul is loving it. This however, is at the expense of rehearsing George’s new song. Instead what we get is a selection of the most controversial material the band ever recorded. www.buym... more
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This amazingly detailed journey forensically explores the events of January 1969 as captured on tape while the Beatles were recording what would become the Let It Be album and film. Nick provides terrific context and busts myths along the way. This is not for the casual listener, but true, incurable Beatlemaniacs will enjoy every minute. Plus, his production values are terrific.
Host reading reviews citing how not tedious the show is that that is tedious. more
Perfect companion piece to the Get Back doc - provides all the missing context. more
Hugely recommended. more
After Peter Jackson's fantastic Get Back series, I didn't think I could get any closer to sitting in with the Beatles. But this podcast teleports us right there, so that we get to sit in with the group for two weeks in January 1969 as they create the Let It Be album. We hear every minute of the full audio in real time (with none of the invented scenes Peter Jackson made for dramatic effect in his series). At times, our host, Nick pauses the audio to lovingly fill us in on helpful context ... more
Apple Podcasts | #55 | United Kingdom/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #85 | Canada/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #159 | Australia/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #11 | Belgium/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #12 | Norway/Music/Music History |
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