Join us for another fabulous episode airing on Tuesday, November 19th, 2024, focused on the Beatles as we dive deep into the music of the Fab Four.
This show will explore the music of the Fab Four, which continues to captivate audiences decades after the band stopped recording.
The Beatles not only revolutionized the sound of pop and rock music but also mastered the art of songwriting with their innovative melodies, complex harmonies, and emotionally resonant lyrics.
Their ability to blend different musical styles—from rock and roll to psychedelic rock and even classical influences—allowed them to create a diverse and ever-evolving catalog that still appeals to listeners of all ages today.
The Beatles’ music transcends generations, remaining relevant as it inspires new musicians and delights fans with its timeless quality and universal themes of love, peace, and rebellion.
This episode promises to offer a rich tapestry of stories and analyses from our esteemed guests, each bringing a unique angle on the Beatles’ monumental contribution to music and culture.
Be sure to mark your calendars so you don’t miss the upload of this engaging episode!
Guest(s) for our show:
Date: Monday, November 18th, 2024
1) Mitchell Axelrod
Mitchell Axelrod will join us to discuss his book “Beatletoons,” which delves into the Beatles Cartoon, providing a unique glimpse into this animated portrayal of the band. Mitchell also hosts the podcast Fab 4 Free 4 All, where he continues to explore various Beatles-related topics.
2) Chip Madinger
Chip Madinger, co-author of the Lennonology series, will share insights from his books “Strange Days Indeed—A Scrapbook Of Madness” and “Eight Arms To Hold You,” offering a detailed exploration of John Lennon’s life and career.
3) Seth Rogovoy
Seth Rogovoy will discuss his new book “Within You Without You: Listening to George Harrison,” which examines the spiritual and musical journey of George Harrison, shedding light on his profound impact both as a Beatle and as a solo artist.
4) Skip Buttaccio
Skip Buttaccio will bring his perspective as a Beatles fan to discuss Paul McCartney’s film “Give My Regards to Broad Street,” reflecting on its significance and reception since its release in 1984.
Topic of the show: The Beatles: Music by The Fab Four.
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