Revolution- A Beatles Podcast

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Austin look back at November 2nd, 2023, when “Now and Then” backed with “Love Me Do” was released as a new Beatles single. We take a quick look at the song billed as the final Beatles recording and the fitting return to where their single story began.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Tyler look back at October 31st, 1969, when “Something” backed with “Come Together” was released as a single in the UK. We take a quick look at two Abbey Road classics paired together near the end of The Beatles’ recording career.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Tyler look back at October 29th, 1996, when Anthology 3 was released in the United States. We take a quick look at the final installment in the Beatles’ Anthology album series and the rare recordings, outtakes, and alternate versions it brought to fans.

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In the third and final episode of our Rubber Soul Super Deluxe series, Justin, Tyler, and Austin wrap up our journey through this landmark Beatles release. We dig into the remaining material, revisit the highlights of the set, and look at what these alternate takes, mixes, and session recordings reveal about how Rubber Soul came together.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Tyler look back at October 28th in Beatles history — from Brian Epstein first hearing the Beatles’ name in 1961, to the UK release of Anthology 3 in 1996, and the arrival of the Revolver Super Deluxe Edition in 2022.

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In Part 2 of our Rubber Soul Super Deluxe series, Justin, Austin, and Tyler dig into the alternate tracks disc and hear familiar songs in a completely different way. We explore alternate takes, early versions, studio differences, and the little details that show how these songs evolved on their way to the finished album. And don’t miss Part 3, where we continue our deep dive into this incredible new look at Rubber Soul.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Justin and Tyler look back at October 20th, 1969, as the bizarre “Paul Is Dead” rumor exploded into one of the strangest stories in Beatles history. We take a quick look at the supposed clues, the media frenzy, and how a wild conspiracy became part of Beatles folklore.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Austin and Tyler look back at October 19th, 1987, when Abbey Road and Let It Be joined The Beatles’ newly standardized CD catalog. We take a quick look at this important step in bringing the band’s music into the digital era.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Austin and Tyler look back at October 18th through Beatles history — from Paul McCartney’s 1957 debut with the Quarrymen, to John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1968 arrest, and the 2010 remastered release of the Red and Blue Albums. Three very different moments from across the Beatles story.

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On this episode of Day Tripper, Tyler and Austin look back at October 17th, 1962, when The Beatles made their first television appearance. We take a quick look at this early milestone as four young musicians from Liverpool began moving from local fame toward something much bigger.