Our final show of 2022 celebrates the holidays by sharing our picks for our five favorite things (events, books, albums, etc.) of the year. Plus we revisit the Ringo Starr classic "I Wanna Be Santa Claus."

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Kit's Beatles class: https://www.monmouth.edu/mca/event/roots-of-rock-n-roll-part-iii/2023-01-12/?fbclid=IwAR36bidd-58Go1b3hPkou2HMfz5zuuJg9MzCIGz1G9oCerPfo9sjnWpvSrE

To celebrate Ringo Starr's recent Record Store Day release, we're taking "Another Listen" to his 1983 album. How has it aged over almost 40 years? 

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The wait is over: Revolver has received the deluxe treatment with a stereo remix, outtakes, and a hardback book, among other extras. Jason Kruppa (host of the "Producing the Beatles" podcast and co-author of "All Things Must Pass Away") returns to TMT to discuss the technical aspects of the remix.

Producing the Beatles: https://www.producingthebeatles.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ptbeatles

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First published in 1998, "Beatles Undercover" chronicled the individuals' contributions to other people's music. A revised edition, "Beatles Deeper Undercover," followed in 2010. Now, "Beatles Fully Uncovered" has updated information to the present day, and TMT welcomes the author to discuss his extensive research and additions to this important work. NOTE: this show is pre-recorded, but will air at the usual time.

To order a signed copy of "Beatles Fully Uncovered": email Kris directly at [email protected]

Ken Michaels Radio interview with Kris Englehardt:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ULV-zQ1L4s&t=824s

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Thank you to all our viewers who joined us in our Zoom room for an exciting round of "Wrack Our Brains"! We also want to thank you all for supporting us during these past four years, and look forward to many more episodes exploring the solo catalog.

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Our live shows return with our review of Ringo Starr's latest EP, "EP3." What do you think of his latest release? We also have a special announcement about our 100th episode, so don't miss it!

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100th Episode "Wrack Our Brains" Zoom room signup: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/talk-more-talk-100th-show-celebration-wrack-our-brains-tickets-415769958137

Recorded at the August 2022 Fest for Beatles Fans in Chicago, TMT's Kit O'Toole moderated an all-star panel for a live "Wrack Our Brains." Authors Chuck Gunderson, Piers Hemmingsen, Al Sussman, and Ken Womack answer questions from the TMT co-hosts, viewers, audience members, and each other in a lively discussion. Join the fun (and pardon the sound, as we were right next to the Apple Jam stage)! Special thanks to 2Legs' Andy Nicholes who recorded the session.

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In this episode we welcome Eoghan Lyng, author of "George Harrison in the 1970s," a book examining a significant decade in Harrison's life. We'll discuss the professional and personal changes Harrison underwent in this important period, and why Lyng chose to cover them in this new book.

NOTE: We apologize for some of the sound issues in this episode--Eoghan was broadcasting via his phone from Spain (not Ireland, as mentioned in the show), and there were technical problems associated with that.  

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Eoghan Lyng links:

https://eoghanlyngwriter.wordpress.com/2020/05/11/mccartney-and-me/

https://www.culturesonar.com/fab-fools-the-beatles-as-comedians/

https://beatlefansomethingnew.wordpress.com/2020/12/21/in-the-studio-with-george-harrison/

https://burningshed.com/eoghan-lyng_george-harrison-in-the-1970s_book

It's been 30 years since the release of "Live in Japan," George Harrison's final album issued in his lifetime. In this episode we revisit his last tour, how Eric Clapton persuaded him back onto the stage, and much more.  Plus, stay tuned for a special announcement about the Talk More Talk Chicago Fest for Beatles Fans panel! Send your questions for the Fest for Beatles Fans "Wrack Our Brains" panel by Aug. 12 to [email protected].

Ken Michaels' interview with John Harris: https://youtu.be/bLRsTpqSP2c

Ken Michaels' "Talk More Talk" gang interview: https://youtu.be/xPXHAcnamS0

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Since 1970, perceptions of John and Paul's roles in the Beatles (as well as their overall images) have changed over time. Opinions were shaped even further after John's untimely death. In this episode, we explore these changes in their public images (and how social media has further molded these perceptions). 

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