Jan 27, 2017
Within the Beatles, there were any number of complex inter-personal dynamics. Those between the group’s lead guitarist and bassist were among the most convoluted: the Pisces fish vs. Gemini twin. In this episode, Richard and Robert discuss, examine and otherwise attempt to interpret this most volatile...
Jan 21, 2017
Not what you might think: collations of solo Beatle songs, if they’d been recorded for collective Beatle albums. Instead, Robert and Richard focus on albums that were conceived and/or recorded by each ex-Beatle that, somehow, never made it to release. Songs include “I Can Help,” “Sat Singing,”...
Jan 14, 2017
Last year’s Pure McCartney compilation set stirred some debate among fans: how could a career spanning 46 years and over 500 recordings be adequately compressed down to 67 tracks? Beatlefan magazine’s Tom Frangione weighed in with an alternate 100 track set, and he is our guest, making the case for the choices...
Jan 6, 2017
The New Years Day 1962
showcase at Decca Records in London did not pan out as The Beatles
and Brian Epstein had hoped. But the decision to turn down the
Beatles has long been regarded in rock history as one of the
most bone-headed executive decisions ever made. But was it? Should it more properly
be regarded as a...