Tony and Eleanor follow the alphabetical song order to a weirdly specific place: John songs from 1964. They explore: Did the Beatles invent feedback? Is one of these songs worse than "Hold Me Tight"? Plus: Some fodder for the McLennon community. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify.

"I Call Your Name"
"I Don't Want To Spoil The Party"
"I Feel Fine"
"If I Fell"

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Tune in for a surprising change-up in Tony and Eleanor's tried-and-true podcasting formula, not without conflict. Several movies are discussed as well as the once in a lifetime talent of Tom Jones. Plus: Who really was the Eggman? Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify.

"Hey Jude"
"Hold Me Tight"
"Honey Pie"
"I Am The Walrus"

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Tony and Eleanor break down 4 distinctive songs, reveal a major development in the Beatles’ hotness debate, and desperately plead for the BYCRMS global audience to get in touch. Plus: Tony takes a stand against monarchical governments. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify.

"Her Majesty"
"Here Comes the Sun"
"Here, There and Everywhere"
"Hey Bulldog"

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Returning from their break, Eleanor and Tony explore some heavy hitter "H" songs. Just wait until you hear where the lads got their crazy titles from this time. Plus: Is "Happiness is a Warm Gun" a drug song? Did Paul invent heavy metal? And what does the Manson family have to do with it? Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify.

"Happiness is a Warm Gun"
"Hello, Goodbye"
"Help!"
"Helter Skelter"

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A trio of "good" songs, a big disagreement, and a provocative comparison of Paul McCartney and LeBron James. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify.

"Good Day Sunshine"
"Good Morning Good Morning"
"Good Night"
"Got to Get You Into My Life"

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Tony's audio engineer brother Daniel joins the pod to explain why those stereo mixes sound so bad, the still underrated contributions of George Martin, and the mystery of the bouzouki. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify.

"Getting Better"
"Girl"
"Glass Onion"
"Golden Slumbers"

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Tony and Eleanor welcome a VIP guest to the podcast, a lifelong Beatles fan who saw the boys perform live (twice!) in the heart of Beatlemania.  Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube (including some bonus vids for this ep) and Spotify.

"For No One"
"For You Blue"
"From Me To You"
"Get Back"

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Eleanor and Tony read some fan mail, settle the hottest Beatles debate (with data!), rate and review some underrated songs, and give tribute to a big Beatles fan, David Lynch. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on Youtube and Spotify.

"Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey"
"Every Little Thing"
"Fixing a Hole"
"Flying"

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Eleanor and Tony put the playlists down and pick up their pens for a detour into leisurely analysis of "Eleanor Rigby". Jars, socks, and iambic pentameter? Who is it for?

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In a titular episode, Tony battles COVID and a crippling Twin Peaks addiction, but the show must go on. Eleanor shares piles of research on two songs oddly-inspired by film soundtracks and two inspired by chauffeurs. And: has George been shortchanged by the Beatles and our own podcast? Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on Youtube and Spotify.

"Do You Want To Know A Secret"
"Drive My Car"
"Eight Days A Week"
"Eleanor Rigby"

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