To celebrate our 175th episode, we take audience questions from our listeners. You gave us some challenging questions, so we do our best to answer them! Thanks again for your support and for listening!

Complete episodes can be found at https://ivegotabeatlespodcast.podbean.com.

Join us for a discussion of the 1991 film The Hours and Times, starring Ian Hart as John Lennon and David Angus as Brian Epstein. The movie looks at a much-discussed (and debated) trip John and Brian took to Barcelona in April 1963, and imagines what may (or may not) have happened. We thought the film was artfully done and thought-provoking, and worth your viewing time (it's only 60 minutes). An interesting film off the beaten path!

Also, send us your questions for our special 175th episode where we'll answer audience questions. You can ask on our Facebook page, Twitter, or email us at [email protected].

Time to go back into the lab for an in-depth discussion of the Beatles' 1967 song (and A-side single) "Hello, Goodbye." We cover the music (with some music theory talk), the lyrics, cover versions, and more. 

We want to hear from you! For our upcoming 175th episode, send us your questions about anything and we'll answer them in that episode. Send us an email at [email protected]

You can also send a question by Facebook or Twitter as well. 

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"Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstream" as Dave interviews author and professor William Echard (Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada) about his book on psychedelic popular music. Dave and William discuss what psychedelic music is, how you can analyze it using the technique of topic theory, and dig deep into a discussion of the Beatles' psychedelic music. 

This may change the way you hear and think about psychedelic music! Here is the link to William's book:

https://iupress.org/9780253026453/psychedelic-popular-music/

Enjoy!

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Happy 2021! 

We're starting the year off with a fun episode about our favorite introductions to Beatles (not solo) songs. Some of the classics are here, but we also bring in a few other songs that have great intros that you might not think of. Thanks to friend-of-the-show Michael for suggesting the idea! Hope you enjoy the episode, and feel free to share your own "hot starts" at any of our contact places below:

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Happy 2021! 

We're starting the year off with a fun episode about our favorite introductions to Beatles (not solo) songs. Some of the classics are here, but we also bring in a few other songs that have great intros that you might not think of. Thanks to friend-of-the-show Michael for suggesting the idea! Hope you enjoy the episode, and feel free to share your own "hot starts" at any of our contact places below:

@ivegotabeatles

@chrisdbragg

[email protected]

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For our last episode of 2020, we present our review of Paul McCartney's latest album made in "rockdown," McCartney III. We talk about the packaging, marketing, and of course, the music within the grooves. We hope you enjoy our review, and feel free to share your opinion of our thoughts and your own at any of our contact locations:

All of our episodes can be found at ivegotabeatlespodcast.podbean.com

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