Something About The Beatles

257: Questions From Listeners

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I asked for your questions last summer and you responded, so here you go! Aided by Gary Wenstrup (SATB regular of Olympiad series fame), we tackle the following subjects:

The “aaahs” on “A Day in the Life”
The end of touring

Beatles ’76
Live Aid
A psychological exam of John and Paul’s relationship
Mimi Smith’s parenting
The “Come Together” lawsuit
George on Sgt. Pepper
Where were you December 8, 1980?
Myths that won’t dieCheck out Gary Wenstrup’s lectures here: http://www.garywenstrup.com

Gary’s December 1980 review of Double Fantasy here.

Send further questions to: satb2010@gmail.com

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2 responses to “257: Questions From Listeners”

  1. Carol Tyler

    I do so much enjoy listening, however hearing Hey Bulldog at the end brought the tears. The music, the music, the music — THEM! Adorable, genius, and so lovable in their flawed imperfection. And they never fail to go right through to my heart and soul.

    And no doubt that’s John ahhhh-ing. John’s nasal ahhhh. I know that voice to my bones.

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  2. Christopher Cruz

    Here’s my question: Would you consider doing a segment on Neil Aspinall, as you did on Mal Evans?

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