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A Beatles Podcast
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The Making of Sgt Pepper and More!
Number 9 Number 9
Part 9 will take some time because life is what happens to you while your busy making other plans.
The Beatles discuss the making of Rubber Soul, The Hollwood Bowl, LSD, Shea Stadium, and More! Stay tuned for Part 8
Stay Tuned For Part 7
Stay Tuned For Part 6
Enjoy. Working on Part 5 now. As you can appreciate, these things take a lot of time. Happy New Year to all!
Stay tuned for part 4
Stay Tuned for Part 3
John, Paul, George and Ringo tell their Story. Special thanks to Mix Tape, Baby-Genius
Also- Our Top Ten Singles!
All You Need is Love
The Making of Happiness is a Warm Gun and Paperback Writer + A Commentary on The Now and Then Video
Legend has it that Revolution 9 played backwards gives clues to Paul's so called death in a car crash in 1966. You can hear a firey car crash, someone yelling let me out, a funeral, a woman saying Satan look at me and a haunting voice repeating the words: Turn me on Dead Man
Which Version is Better?
Jimmie Nichol sat behind the drums for the Beatles in 1964 at the height of Beatlemania. This is what we know.
Join me as I analyse all the new mixes track by track Please subscribe so you never miss an episode
Join us as we discuss Now and Then the song and all its formats. Dhani Harrison is very down on the release All the Red and Blue album news Plus we talk about Paul's Sydney concert last week
Email us at beatlemailbox@gmail.com
Email us at beatlemailbox@gmail.com
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