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An educational, informative, and irreverent analysis of all things Beatles with Dave and Chris.
Complete episodes can be found at https://ivegotabeatlespodcast.podbean.com.
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An educational, informative, and irreverent analysis of all things Beatles with Dave and Chris.
Complete episodes can be found at https://ivegotabeatlespodcast.podbean.com.
Email: ivegotabeatlespodcast@outlook.com
X: @ivegotabeatles
Facebook: I’ve Got A Beatles Podcast
Episodes

Monday Oct 01, 2012
Episode 13: Best Solos!
Monday Oct 01, 2012
Monday Oct 01, 2012
We're back with a new episode for October! Do you have a favorite solo in a Beatles song? In this episode Chris and Dave discuss solos across the Beatles' career from "I Saw Her Standing There" to "Something." We talk about what makes a great solo, and listen to examples played by George Harrison, Eric Clapton, George Martin, and several others. Did we leave any out? Let us know.

Monday Sep 10, 2012
Episode 12: Review of Kisses on the Bottom (McCartney)
Monday Sep 10, 2012
Monday Sep 10, 2012
In this episode Dave and Chris review Kisses on the Bottom, Paul McCartney's newest album. They also discuss the recent PBS special in which Paul performed many of the songs on that album. What do you think of it? Agree or disagree with our review? Thanks as always for listening.

Tuesday Aug 28, 2012
Episode 11: Underrated McCartney Songs
Tuesday Aug 28, 2012
Tuesday Aug 28, 2012
Time for some underrated McCartney songs! Listen as Dave and Chris choose and discuss twelve songs from McCartney's solo career that have flown under the radar but deserve a second listen.

Sunday Aug 19, 2012
Episode 10: Beatles Covers, Part 1
Sunday Aug 19, 2012
Sunday Aug 19, 2012
Do you have a favorite cover of a Beatles song? There are so many to choose from, but in this episode Dave and Chris choose 12 diverse songs by a wide variety of performers. Hear cover versions by famous artists like Aretha Franklin and Al Green, as well as versions done by lesser known artists (but no less interesting). Suggest your own favorite! We will upload another show with more selections at a later date.

Thursday Aug 02, 2012
Episode 9: Paul and Ringo Live in 2012
Thursday Aug 02, 2012
Thursday Aug 02, 2012
Today we tackle the issue of whether Paul and Ringo should still perform live in light of recent concerts on TV and in person. Featured are reviews of a Ringo concert in June, as well as comments on televised McCartney performances at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics Opening Ceremony. A recent article supporting our general opinion can be found here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2181373/Olympics-2012-opening-ceremony-Paul-McCartney-I-revere-time-let-be.html Feel free to let us know what you think -- agree or disagree?

Thursday Jul 26, 2012
Episode 8: Beatles Duds!
Thursday Jul 26, 2012
Thursday Jul 26, 2012
Dave and Chris discuss their nominees for "Beatles Duds," which are songs that don't quite make the cut in the Beatles' catalog. Why did they record some of these songs? Are they just throwaways? We have a fun time dissecting some of the Beatles' weaker tracks. Feel free to agree, disagree, or suggest your own Beatles "dud."

Saturday Jul 07, 2012
Episode 7: Defending Ringo
Saturday Jul 07, 2012
Saturday Jul 07, 2012
Happy Birthday, Ringo! This episode explores the many ways one can "defend" Ringo from people who claim he was just "lucky." Hear clips of his drumming, singing, and discussion about his career.

Tuesday Jun 26, 2012
Episode 6: "Don't Let Me Clown": John Lennon Career Moves
Tuesday Jun 26, 2012
Tuesday Jun 26, 2012
What are some things John Lennon shouldn't have done in his career -- or, what things should he have done more of? Listen to this episode all about John and some of his wise and more questionable career moves. [program note correction: it was mentioned in this episode that Lennon's final live performance was on the 1975 Grammys, but his actual final performance before a live audience was actually on April 18, 1975, for "A Salute to Sir Lew Grade."]
