🎙️ Show Topic: Inside the Beatles Legacy – From Wings to Videography

My latest podcast, recorded on Tuesday, June 24th, 2025, focused on The Beatles’ Legacy. We celebrated all the iconic music from the Fab Four and their solo years. 🎶

A huge thank you to the four incredible guests who joined me, making this episode even more exciting and insightful:

Geoff Britton, who shared his fascinating moments as Wings’ drummer from 1974-1975, including his time recording One Hand Clapping at Abbey Road Studios. Geoff’s interview was packed with rich, behind-the-scenes stories!

Tom Aguiar, from Octopus’s Garden Fanzine, gave us the latest happenings in the Beatles world, covering events, new books, films, and so much more. His insights were a real treat!

Eoghan Lyng dived deep into George Harrison’s solo years in the 1970s, offering an informative and thoughtful discussion on George’s artistic evolution.

Bill Last, an expert in Beatles videography, took us on a journey through the band’s music videos and films, sharing details on their visual legacy.

This episode was a fantastic celebration of The Beatles’ enduring impact on music and pop culture. Don’t miss out! Be sure to tune in and catch all these amazing insights! 🎧

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Tuesday, June 24th, 2025

1. 🥁 Geoff Britton

Geoff Britton, former drummer for Wings, joins us to share stories from his time recording “Junior’s Farm,” “Sally G,” and the legendary One Hand Clapping sessions at Abbey Road.

He’ll also talk about his upcoming appearance at International Beatleweek in Liverpool.

Geoff’s rhythm helped power Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles world into a new era.

2. 📰 Tom Aguiar

Tom Aguiar from Massachusetts is the passionate force behind Octopus’s Garden Fanzine, a Beatles fan publication full of exclusive news, articles, and fan insights.

He’ll share what keeps Beatlemania alive in print, and how he’s kept fans connected for years.

Octopus’s Garden Fanzine on Facebook

3. 📖 Eoghan Lyng

Irish author Eoghan Lyng joins us to talk about his deep dive into George Harrison’s solo journey through the 1970s.

From All Things Must Pass to the Concert for Bangladesh, to Dark Horse and spiritual awakenings, he paints a vivid portrait of the quiet Beatle’s loud decade.

4. 🎬 Bill Last

Author and Beatles archivist Bill Last brings a treasure trove of insights into the visual history of the Beatles with his work The Beatles: Collected Videography.

He explores their appearances in music videos, film, TV, and beyond, capturing the visual evolution of the world’s greatest band.