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As a sonic landscape to accompany your holiday season demands: driving places – online shopping – gift-wrapping, and so forth, SATB presents an end-of-year look at the highlights of this years’ shows. We had some terrific guests this year, ranging from notables like Randy Bachman and the Mona Lisa Twins to SATB favorites like Erin Weber and Jeff Martin.
Tons of great discussions and explorations – more to come in the New Year.
Special thanks to: Ben Rowling – Vinnie Zummo – Jeff Martin – Erin Weber – Jack Petruzzelli – Ivor Davis – Axel Korinth – Jon Savage – Bill Wyman – Michael Salfino – Andy Martino – Candy Leonard – Ken Mansfield – Carol Tyler – Tom Murray – Jerry Hammack – Michael Hill – Bob Heironimus – Laura Cortner – Randy Bachman – Michaela Wagner – Anthony Robustelli – Kenneth Womack
Wow. Great pod.
I don’t know if the Richard thing was meant lightheartedly, but I hope it was.
Thanks for a great year. The shows, “Acoustic Beatles” (128, 129) with Dave Mirkin may be the best ever.
Did he play that acoustic walrus by himself ?
1) It’s what we podcast professionals refer to as a “joke.”
2) You’re welcome!
3) Thanks. Because they were taped in 2017, I didn’t count them – you have to cut off somewhere.
4) That was Laurence Juber actually. I didn’t have a recording of Mirkin playing it.
Nice summary of this year’s work, Robert.
Happy Holidays to you and yours, mate.
Thank you! Your podcasts are brilliant, fun, and and, taken as a whole, seems to me, an important contribution to the Beatles story, up there with some of the best Beatle’s literature. But for those of us who can’t listen online but need to download it as an mp3, are you still offering the mp3 downloads? The episodes seem no longer allow this option.
Just wondering.
Take care,
a fan of the show
Hi Mike,
They are ALL in mp3 format. Where are downloading from?
thank you Robert. And I’m sorry, because I could download it today from my home laptop. When I was unable to download it, I was at work using a college network, so maybe that was why.
You’re conversations, insights and cool often funny full musical interludes are so amazing. I also really enjoy seeing these drawings you have for each episode. It’s a beautiful touch.
Thank you so much for sharing such an amazing thing!
Mike