I Saw The Beatles

I Saw The Beatles

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I Saw The Beatles episodes

  • I Saw The Beatles - Episode 44 with guest Janice Mitchell
    Welcome back to episode 44 of I Saw The Beatles! This week's special guest is author Janice Mitchell who ranaway to England at the age of 16 to be closer to The Beatles. The incident caused quite a sensation on both continents, making headlines news across the globe!
    Also, check out Amy Hughes' review of My Ticket to Ride at Beatles Freak Reviews.
    Don't forget to buy a copy of her book after you hear her tale - My Ticket to Ride
    50 min
  • I Saw The Beatles - Episode 42 with guest Eric Bazilian
    Welcome back to a very special episode of I Saw The Beatles! This week were are thrilled to be interviewing Eric Bazilian - founding member of The Hooters! Eric shares with us what it was like to see the Beatles play twice, the influence that had on his musical career and the really jaw-dropping experiences of meeting Paul, George and Ringo after he became a Hooter!
    **Eric called into the show from Sweden on his cellphone so the audio may sound uneven, but we'd like to thank Cliff Hillis for his outstanding work in making it as smooth as possible!
    Friday, August 13 - Hooters in Quakertown, PA tickets
    Saturday, August 14 - Hooters at Appel Farm, NJ tickets
    Friday, October 22 - Hooters at The Keswick, Glenside, PAtickets
    Runtime = 51 mins.
    51 min
  • I Saw The Beatles - Episode 36 with Marti Edwards
    Welcome back to episode 36 of I Saw The Beatles! This week's very special guest if Marti Edwards of Arizona who saw the Fab Four play 3 times in Chicago and was a Beatles fan club president!
    And we'll be sure to talk to her about her book 16 in '64
    52 min

About I Saw The Beatles

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I Saw The Beatles is an exciting 15 minute weekly show featuring interviews with Fab Four fans from around the world that have seen or met The Beatles! Travel back in time as we discuss what it was like to actually be back in the 1960's and experience seeing The Beatles live in concert.