I’ve Got a Beatles Podcast!

Happy New Year from Dave and Chris! We're back with a full year of more episodes and topics to share with you...Our first offering for 2015 is a review and reassessment of Wings's 1975 album, Venus and Mars, recently reissued as part of the Paul McCartney Archive series. We discuss the original 13-track album, and then delve into the bonus CD that comes with the reissue. Definitely worth a listen!

Happy New Year from Dave and Chris! We're back with a full year of more episodes and topics to share with you...
Our first offering for 2015 is a review and reassessment of Wings's 1975 album, Venus and Mars, recently reissued as part of the Paul McCartney Archive series. We discuss the original 13-track album, and then delve into the bonus CD that comes with the reissue. Definitely worth a listen! 

Check out our annual Beatles gift episode, just in time for the holiday buying season. We discuss all the top releases in recordings, DVDs, books, and more in this episode. Have fun buying something for yourself or your favorite Beatles fan, and Happy Holidays from I've Got A Beatles Podcast!

Here it is--Episode 50! We're excited to present a listener-suggested topic called "A Celebration of Sgt. Pepper," the monumental 1967 Beatles album that changed music forever. Thanks for all the great suggestions, and as always we appreciate your continued support. Here's to the next 50 episodes!Happy Thanksgiving!

Check out our second installment of "Apple Scruffs" where we look at artists signed by Apple Records. In this episode, we discuss James Taylor's debut album James Taylor, released in December 1968 on Apple Records. Hear some alternate versions of famous Taylor hits, discussion about a purported guest background vocalist, as well as the background behind Taylor's signing on Apple which launched his career as one of the most famous singer-songwriters of our time.Coming next -- Episode 50!!

In the first of an occasional series that we call "Songs Under the Microscope," we'll dissect a particular Beatles/solo track in detail from a musical (Dave) and lyrical (Chris) perspective. This edition looks at "You Never Give Me Your Money" from Abbey Road.The episode was recorded late at night over the summer when Chris visited Dave in Kansas City, and we recorded it straight into the computer so there might be some ambient noise.  But we hope you like our live analysis, and stay tuned for more in the future.

In the first of an occasional series that we call "Songs Under the Microscope," we'll dissect a particular Beatles/solo track in detail from a musical (Dave) and lyrical (Chris) perspective. This edition looks at "You Never Give Me Your Money" from Abbey Road.
The episode was recorded late at night over the summer when Chris visited Dave in Kansas City, and we recorded it straight into the computer so there might be some ambient noise.  But we hope you like our live analysis, and stay tuned for more in the future.

Everyone knows about the first Beatles Ed Sullivan performance in NYC that introduced them to America.  But in this episode we dig into the other two performances as well, on February 16 and 23, 1964, including their trip to Miami Beach.  Hear about microphone problems, the set lists, and Dave's experience staying at the Deauville Hotel in Miami.  **Anyone recognize the introductory clip?  Tell us here or on our Facebook page!

In this episode, we divert from our Fab Four focus and discuss Sean Lennon's new music project and group, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger.  Their new album, "Midnight Sun" has a lot of innovative and interesting sounds on it, and shows that Sean continues to reinvent himself.  We discuss each track on the album, Chris shares his experience seeing the group in Chicago, and give the album a rating.Keep the ideas for our 50th episode coming -- we've got some great ones so far!

In this episode, we divert from our Fab Four focus and discuss Sean Lennon's new music project and group, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger.  Their new album, "Midnight Sun" has a lot of innovative and interesting sounds on it, and shows that Sean continues to reinvent himself.  We discuss each track on the album, Chris shares his experience seeing the group in Chicago, and give the album a rating.
Keep the ideas for our 50th episode coming -- we've got some great ones so far!