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The Beatlology Interviews

Apostrophe Podcast Network

16 episodes

1 month ago

In this brand-new series, Terry interviews people who worked with the Beatles, people who knew and loved the Beatles, and the authors who write about them.

Terry talks to people like May Pang, Astrid Kirchherr, Double Fantasy guitarist Earl Slick, Apple Records creative director John Kosh, Bill Maher, actor Mark Hamill, Springsteen drummer Max Weinberg, and many more.

Their stories are amazing.

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In this brand-new series, Terry interviews people who worked with the Beatles, people who knew and loved the Beatles, and the authors who write about them.

Terry talks to people like May Pang, Astrid Kirchherr, Double Fantasy guitarist Earl Slick, Apple Records creative director John Kosh, Bill Maher, actor Mark Hamill, Springsteen drummer Max Weinberg, and many more.

Their stories are amazing.

Subscribe now – and don’t miss a single beat.

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Episodes (16/16)

The Beatlology Interviews

"Give Peace a Chance” Producer André Perry

Back in 1969, John Lennon and Yoko Ono staged a bed-in at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal. When Lennon announced he wanted to record a song, André Perry got the call to record it. His story is legendary - and André tells us how he rescued a terrible recording to become one of the most famous peace anthems of all time.

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1 month ago

34 minutes 25 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Mal Evans Biographer Ken Womack

Mal Evans holds a special place in Beatles history - he was with them from the Cavern days through to the early solo years. His story is both remarkable and tragic. Author Ken Womack has written the definitive biography, as the Evans' family gave him access to Mal’s memoirs and notes. A must-listen interview for Beatles fans.

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2 months ago

1 hour 2 minutes 59 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Springsteen Drummer (and Beatles fan) Max Weinberg

In this interview, Max talks about his favourite Beatle albums, Ringo’s profound influence on rock drummers, and what happened onstage at a Springsteen concert the night Lennon was murdered.

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2 months ago

40 minutes 17 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Sgt. Pepper album cover designer Jann Haworth

Jann and Peter Blake designed what Rolling Stone called the “greatest album cover of all time.” The story behind that album cover is fascinating. Remarkably, Jann and Peter never heard the album before designing the cover, how the faces were chosen is surprising, and Jann explodes quite a few myths surrounding the Sgt. Pepper cover. A must listen.

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3 months ago

43 minutes 52 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

"John & Paul" Author Ian Leslie

Ian Leslie has written a new book titled “John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs” where he puts forth a fascinating premise: That John and Paul communicated to each other via song lyrics - during the Beatles years. Leslie says that Lennon and McCartney was an intense relationship, but while they wrote incredible songs together, they were unable to communicate their deep friendship to each other - so they camouflaged those feelings in songs. It’s a terrific read. Here’s a link to purchase the book.

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3 months ago

41 minutes 28 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Yoko Ono biographer David Sheff

Yoko Ono is known for breaking up the Beatles - but what if we told you that Yoko actually kept the Beatles together. Author David Sheff has written a fascinating new book on Yoko, and he reveals how she kept the band together until the Abbey Road album. Hear David explain how that came to be, and why you should re-evaluate your idea of Yoko Ono.

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4 months ago

50 minutes 9 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Paul Saltzman meets The Beatles in India

Back in 1968, 24-year-old Paul Saltzman went to India. He was nursing a broken heart, and made his way to the Maharishi’s ashram. He didn’t know it, but the Beatles were inside. Paul has great stories about the time he spent with them, and took famous photos of the Beatles in Rishikesh.

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4 months ago

45 minutes 25 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Apple Records Creative Director John Kosh

Kosh designed the Let It Be and Abbey Road album covers, along with many Beatle solo LPS, and reveals some nuggets about those albums I’ve never heard before. He has great stories of his time at Apple, and Kosh also tells us about designing some of the most classic rock albums of all time, including Hotel California.

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5 months ago

34 minutes 30 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Canadian Beatles historian Piers Hemmingsen

Not many people know that Canada discovered the Beatles one full year before the States did. Piers Hemmingsen is probably the foremost Canadian expert on the Beatles, and he is a curator of the "From Me To You: The Beatles in Canada 1964-1966" exhibit at the National Music Centre in Calgary, Alberta.

And he has a great story to tell.

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5 months ago

43 minutes 30 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Dion is one of only five people still alive who are on the cover of Sgt. Pepper. He was one of John Lennon’s musical heroes. Dion was also supposed to be on the plane with Buddy Holly that fateful night in 1959 - and he tells us that heartbreaking story. He also gives the best description of Buddy Holly that I’ve ever heard.

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6 months ago

44 minutes 59 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

May had an 18-month relationship with John Lennon when he separated from Yoko in the mid-70s. She tells us about her relationship with John & Yoko, how John had one of his most fruitful musical periods with her, and how she found out John had been murdered on that fateful night.

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6 months ago

56 minutes 32 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Actor Mark Hamill

Mark Hamill not only owns collectibles, he is a collectible. Mark talks to us about his first blush with the Beatles, how he began collecting Beatles memorabilia, that time he met George Harrison on a plane, and whether or not he let his kids play with Star Wars Toys.

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7 months ago

43 minutes 52 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

"Fashioning The Beatles" with Author Deirdre Kelly

The Beatles were more than an iconic musical band, they were fashion icons. They changed their styles constantly, setting fashion trends around the world. And they did it all without stylists or consultants. Remarkably, their looks are still reverberating on the world's top fashion runways today. Join us for a fascinating talk with author Deirdre Kelly, as she takes us on a fun ride through the sartorial influence of the Beatles.

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7 months ago

44 minutes 41 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

Double Fantasy Guitarist Earl Slick

Earl Slick was one of the lead guitarists on John Lennon’s final album. He tells why he was chosen to play on Double Fantasy, what it was like to be in the studio with a Beatle, and how he found out John Lennon had been killed on that fateful night. Warning: There is a little bit of salty language.

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7 months ago

51 minutes 9 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

"Beatles '64" director David Tedeschi

We talk to director David Tedeschi about his new Beatles film. Produced by Martin Scorsese, it captures the mania of Beatlemania when the Fab Four land in New York for the first time in 1964, including their historic appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. David tells us how it all came together, and what surprising things he learned about this first Fab Four trip. The film contains 17 minutes of brand new footage (restored by Peter Jackson's company), the soundtrack has been remixed by Giles Martin, and contains new interviews with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

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7 months ago

42 minutes 45 seconds

The Beatlology Interviews

A Brand New Podcast: The Beatlology Interviews

We’ve got some big news. If you’re a fan of Under The Influence, you already know Terry is the world’s biggest Beatles fan. So we’re launching a brand-new Beatles podcast.

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7 months ago

1 minute 29 seconds