My guest today has recently completed the first volume of an exhaustive study of Paul’s body of work in Paul […]

Hired as a tape op by EMI in February 1970, Leckie quickly found himself among rock royalty when his career began with work on Ringo’s Sentimental Journey, followed quickly after with McCartney.

Tony King was general manager of Apple US in the early 70s, but thereafter worked directly with John and Ringo,

The series with professor/lecturer Gary Wenstrup continues as we rate tracks on each Beatles album in Olympic style: Gold –

“The Lost Weekend” was the handle John implemented (picked up by subsequent narrators) to describe the period of his separation

I asked for your questions last summer and you responded, so here you go! Aided by Gary Wenstrup (SATB regular of Olympiad series fame), we tackle the following subjects: 

Fifty years on, Ringo’s third solo album (or first, as he counted it in 1977) remains a stunning achievement, not

No one on the planet knows more about the contents of The Beatles’ Nagra reels than Beatle scholars Doug Sulpy

Returning guest Glenn Greenberg (216 Dear Friend; 223 The Beatles 1971 – 1973; 235 Paul McCartney and Brian Wilson at 80) is

This show was taped a month ago, in conversation with Yardbirds/Renaissance/Illusion founding member Jim McCarty, in an effort to widen the lens exploring the world of 60s British rock that The Beatles operated in.