Strung Out 76 Beatles Talk Part One

Published: Dec. 12, 2021, 4 p.m.

b'

A lot has been going on with the Beatles lately.\\xa0 With the release of the movie Get Back, directed and produced by Peter Jackson, the fab four are once again put under the magnifying glass. \\xa0 This time, unlike the move Let It Be, there seems to be a more kind and gentler approach to the film around the implosion of the band. \\xa0

Even if you haven't seen the "documentary of a documentary" as Jackson describes it, our podcast will delve into why this part of the Beatles career was tumultuous and was perhaps a blessing to have the band end on a high note as opposed to being seen late night on PBS doing a nostalgia concert. \\xa0
\\xa0
For Beatles Talk, we draw upon two Chicago "Beatle Aficionados." \\xa0 Tim Goldich has been an avid student of the Beatles for decades, having amassed all the books, albums, movies and bootlegs there are on the lads.\\xa0 He has researched the back stories on the band and is a trusted guide on the evolution of the Beatles from their skiffle days to Hamburg, to the Cavern, fame in the UK, then ultimately America and eventual implosion. \\xa0

Paul Schneider is a writer and as a journalist, has covered music for various publications.\\xa0 An avid music lover, Schneider has seen first-hand many of the iconic bands and also has an extensive knowledge about the Beatles.\\xa0 \\xa0Schneider is a musician in writers clothing, having a musician-like understanding of the songwriting process and the pain that goes into the process of maintaining a band.\\xa0 Together, both Goldich and Schneider offer a perspective on the Beatles that is at once analytical and emotional.\\xa0

We start this podcast noting the passing of the late, great Michael Nesmith.\\xa0 Nesmith, who was part of the "pre-fab four" the Monkees, passed away at the age of 78 from heart failure.\\xa0 He was a brilliant musician, envisioned the rise of MTV, was arguably one of the fathers of Americana music.\\xa0 \\xa0

Support the show

We are always grateful to have you listening to STRUNG OUT. Here are some important links:

SUPPORT THE SHOW:
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MartyfineaK

MARTIN'S WEBSITE:
http://www.MARTINMcCORMACK.COM
(note---you can get my weekly bulletin when you sign up on the list!)

MARTIN'S MUSIC:
Music | Martin Laurence McCormack (bandcamp.com)
Martin McCormack | Spotify

MARTIN'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Martin McCormack - YouTube

FACEBOOK
Facebook
...

'