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Kit O'Toole (Talk More Talk) returns as we continue our discussion of "Ringo's Big Birthday Show". The gang is all on board as we continue to celebrate Sir Starkey's eightieth. Once the show is over, you might just be able to answer the question: "How does one go from "Sharna" to "Sshh" (pronounced "Shush")
Kit O'Toole (Talk More Talk, aka "The Queen of All Beatles Media") joins the full complement of WTWF guys (yep, Lonnie Pena is in the house this week) as we discuss Ringo Starr's Big Birthday Show from July 7th. This will be a two-part show, but don't go anywhere, as pt. 2 will be around before next week!
Spectral stereo remixes of the Beatles have quickly become a favorite amongst the WTWF crew for listening to the Beatles in new and interesting ways. This week, Tom Brennan joins the show as we discuss the technology, its origins (Capitol's "Duophonic" stereo, "Out of Phase Stereo" isolations), how it found its way into products including "The Beatles: Rock Band" and "The Beatles - Live at the Hollywood Bowl" and the amazing things the community can do with tools available to everyone!
Happy 80 Ringo! Download and begin precisely at 11:55 AM on the seventh of July to join in on the "Peace and Love"!
Paul Salley returns as we continue through the 1974/5 Wings television spectacular "One Hand Clapping". Paul and the band take us through material both new and old (at the time). We nearly trip over Geoff Britton's Karate Gi, then take a side alley through space and time to New Orleans. Do you think Paul was doing his "Monkberry Moon Delight" voice in that clip? Maybe...
Paul Salley (author of the forthcoming book on Jimmy McCulloch) joins the show this week and next as we go through the 1974 McCartney and Wings film "One Hand Clapping". The film has been legitimately available for over a decade, but is still less well-known than the Bruce McMouse project!
Steve Marinucci returns for part two of our look at Paul McCartney (and Ringo Starr) coming through the San Francisco Bay Area in recent years. What would you do if you happened upon Paul McCartney riding bikes through the park? (Don't ask me, I missed that by an hour or two). Would such an encounter be as memorable as the show later that evening? We discuss!
Steve Marinucci (Beatles News Briefs Podcasts, Things We Said Today, Billboard) joins the show this week and next. Our topic: The Beatles (both group and solo) in the San Francisco Bay Area. This week, we look at the Cow Palace, Oakland, Berkeley and San Jose. Next week, Paul and Ringo in San Francisco proper.
Steve Marinucci (Beatles News Briefs Podcasts, Things We Said Today, Billboard) joins the show this week and next. Our topic: The Beatles (both group and solo) in the San Francisco Bay Area. This week, we look at the Cow Palace, Oakland, Berkeley and San Jose. Next week, Paul and Ringo in San Francisco proper.
Kit O'Toole returns for part two of our look at "The Beatles Anthology" as it aired on ABC November 19, 1995. Leading in to the world premiere of "Free as a Bird", the public heard the Beatles (+ George Martin, Derek Taylor and Neil Aspinall) tell their own story. This week, we join the story as Brian Epstein enters, and follow it through Jimmie Nicol and the 1964 tour of Australia and New Zealand.
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