In which this returning SATB fave (The Beatles and The Historians) and I expand from previous discussions focusing on books […]

For SATB’s 200th episode (more or less), we’re doing something special: returning with guest photographer/writer Ethan Russell, one of this most storied individuals in rock history through his iconic visual documentation of The Beatles

In which my returning guest and I discuss this: what if The Beatles’ songwriting credits were more accurately apportioned to reflect actual significant contributions from not-credited bandmates?

Presented as forerunner of the inevitable show revisiting John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band to come later this year as part of the

Previous guest Russ Lease returns with stories from the world of top end collecting: vehicles (including the Magical Mystery Tour bus), attire (shoes, boots, jackets), paper (a Brian Epstein contract) and vinyl.

In his return to the show, we discuss 1968 and the making of the “White Album” (mostly), as explored in

It seems particularly fitting at the time we find ourselves in to be discussing the art and career of rock pioneer Little Richard, who passed recently at 87.

So an idea came up: who would SATB like to talk to in Beatle world and sit down for an

Rock historian and radio interviewer Spencer Leigh has been chronicling the music scene generally and The Beatles specifically from his

The continuation of my conversation with musician/singer/songwriter/producer Luther Russell – whom you may recall (SATB 192) as one half of Those