02: Mark Lewisohn Tunes In

In this show, Richard and Robert continue with part two of their exclusive interview with Beatles historian Mark Lewisohn, who talks about the making of his acclaimed new best-seller, All These Years: Volume One—Tune In. Also, the music of John Lennon – in and out of the Beatles – is discussed, as well as the making of the Beatles’ first Christmas message fifty years ago.

 

 

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  1. Love your podcasts! Although I grew up listening to the Beatles, I know very little trivia. Thanks for filling in the blanks! I am looking forward to hearing more of your banter and discussions.

  2. Good work Rich – thought this was more relaxed and you were both getting into the swing of the series. In imagining me talking to my son (who was not here when I listened tonight), when No.9 Dream started, I said “This is what we missed….what a waste” …and then shed a tear.

  3. I’ve only just found this podcast, courtesy of Bill Wyman’s “All 213 Beatles Songs, Ranked From Worst to Best”. As soon as you started talking about “Walls & Bridges” and then played “I’m Scared”, I had to drop in to say I LOVE this album. As much as I love “Plastic Ono Band”, this one, for me, is a tour de force; John’s vocals are sublime all the way through, the songs are strong, the musicianship is solid. It’s solo Lennon at his very best.

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