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good evening, everyone, Welcome to Macmiloney's Military style show here on the
Distant Thunder Radio Network. This is mcmloney. Will we have a special show
for you tonight, a special music show concentrating on the Beatles. But first
let me introduce the members of the posse. Special night. But girls,
you see, get your fans, get your missta, set yourself down,
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together. Yes, yes, a special Macy Kid for the girls. And
watch it, all those things, watch it? And were you listen?
How's things in here? Around? A social club? You're joined the social
club two weeks ago? And yeah, they haven't been there since. Really,
yeah, you did that to them. They've been around for years and
we've just been busy to do another thing. I have not been there since,
okay, all right, and Eileen is dying to go and we just
haven't been up for it. We predict that at some point you're gonna have
like whip mocks in your back, or maybe a brand or something like that.
What do you think of that? Probably a brand, brand okay.
As soon as summer summer comes in, they'll be firing up the iron and
then, you know, please, it'd be like we have we haven't rented
drummer hit tonight? Please do you ready? I would be like that.
That's a serious yellow Stone. Oh yeah, uh no Coco tonight because he
doesn't know who the Beatles are. Um, but that's true. Um,
but let me introduce the studio presson off on the drums, on the skins,
as the kids say, wow, ready are you doing the expert?
Okay? Everything okay with you there? Make Oh that's good. It's joey
good okay. Also, putting up with us tonight, at least at the
beginning is very lovely. Lowest Lane, lowis Ni Mac Hi, everybody,
it's good to be here, is it really? Absolutely? Would you tell
us if it wasn't? Probably nice? You can't win. Who's the drumma?
I know he is? Who is my drumma? I know what he
means? Not the sky. Also with us is Barry winning up there in
New Hampshire somewhere, Barry, how you doing? I'm doing fine today.
Mac. It's very nice to be on. Should we read your rather identity?
You want to kind of keep that secret, keep that secret. That's
okay. Nobody remembers my other everybody remembers long time listens to the show?
Knows that are you? Wait for the drama? You're ready here? Wow?
We are? Really didn't we just do this? Wow? Holy cow?
You wouldn't believe what's going on here? Okay, that's all right,
right, all right? I think well I forget the joke. That was
the joke I could. I think I think the moment has passed. Let's
save it for the next Sorry. What makes you a beatle expert? Um?
Well, I've been a fan for a long time. I've read a
lot of books, and uh, that's it. Well, no, I
actually my claim to fame would be meeting Mitchell Weisman. Does anyone besides me
know who that is? Are you? He was in the beatle Mania?
He was in Beatlemania. Yes, he was in Beatlemania. And I ended
up interviewing him for a college newspaper. And even though I didn't meet John
Lennon, he had and he said John Lennon asked him how he could do
that night after night, because God knows, John Lennon couldn't. Yeah,
that's interesting. That he would say that about his own music. Yeah,
well, yeah I could. Yeah, I can understand the Lennon was handsome,
odd least also joining us as uh rob for music critic. We should
clap for him. I don't know why clap for the wolf man, So
we're gonna clap. That's right, we got some snaps. Fair enough.
I'm glad I'm back. I enjoyed my last time out and happy to be
here again. Okay, and you're h music reviewer critic? What do you?
Uh yeah, music writer. I try to be diverse in what I
do. I do a lot of interviews. Um, I have Blinda carlysle
coming this week. She has she has a Beatle connection, which we could
discuss later. That one one also knows about. Is it a cocaine connection?
On You'll Never Get? You will Get? But yeah, I mean,
I enjoyed the interviews the most. But I try to do everything.
I've asked you this before. Last time you're on talk about coke. Um,
it's it's the biggest dick that you have interviewed. Everybody told me it
was going to be Paul Stanley, but I found him to be one.
Yeah, saw him interviewed, Yes, booked to him for like an hour,
and everyone's all, he's tough, he's tough, He's not tough,
he's from New York. It's like I was able to just stick with him
and he was really really cool. But um, Jane s or James probably
right, really you have a too, that's a good get. Why is
she a problem? Yeah? Yeah, she's She's exactly as you may have
believed she would be. I know that. I had people say to me,
oh, is she a bitch? Like that was their question, not
a you know up to now or yeah anything like that. She's tough.
She's almost like a caricature of a famous woman who used to live in a
castle. Yeah. Yeah, that's disappointing. Yeah, so, Paul,
you're killing me. Rob. I had a thank for her way back to
day. That's fine. Does that ever stop anybody? No? I guess
not. And I got to well, I get mixed feelings too, because
she she she invited me down to see her. After we had done that,
she had some event and I went to see her and then she was
like lovely, but she was on stage, she had everybody watching her.
She treated me so all. I thought, she invited you backstage or something.
That's where I thought. That's Struere who was going so so one anyway,
Paul Stanley, Yes, he ain't seen more a dick right correct?
Okay, all right, we get hit down. Lois just wrote that down.
So he was a better kiss or two? Oh well, where where
is this guy? Got? Shock me? Wow, he's gonna catch He's
gonna catch up. Yeah you'll say so, um, um, we have
one more contestant is going to be joining us? Lois say something something Okay,
which is the I was gonna say? Which is a famous shot Chassons?
No? But um one thing. I had a couple of things I've
read today. Um, getting ready for the Sean. I'm reading this book
and everyone you know who knows what you're sick of me talking about it.
But it's called Love and Let Die. And it's the connection between the James
Bond movies and the Beatles and the sixties and the seventies. Great book,
super book has a lot of Beatles stuff. I didn't know. It's it's
not a book for a Beatle fan necessarily, it's it's it's it's just a
really good book. It's a little um academic, but you know, I
take to tell lois like every day something new from it, right, you
know, Oh, it's fascinating. So quint of this guy, the whole
idea of that why the Beatles left India. He believes that the Beatles basically
once they went to India, that was the end of them. And and
and and he said that, and he has quotes from the Beatles saying that
the Maharishi didn't hit on Mia, Pharaoh's sister Lennon was mad because of this
and that and uh, wow, get pissed on my clody, moved microphones
around and stuff. So yeah, it's a whole different take on that on
that, you know. And and but the cool part of the book is,
um, you know that at the end of World War Two, the
England won the war, they were on the winning side, but the place
was a mess, okay, And it was like they went through a depression
like fifteen years, really really bad. And um uh and they and people
just I thought, well, this is this is the end. This is
how the British Empire fades away. And then all of a sudden the sixties
of these two enormous entertainment, you know, powerhouses, not military or banking
or anything. The same kind of money Bond and Beatles, and it brought
in zillions of dollars to the economy and it changed the way people viewed people
in Britain. Um one one's over there now. But they used to be
a real class system. I know they still have a class system, but
which is a real huge class systems and I didn't realize it until I until
I got here. It's a very snobbing waste. But yeah, Bond,
Bond and Beatles have made made great Britain to be the hippest place on the
planet exactly. Yeah. Yeah, this is a it's a really good book
because they tell you about Anne Fleming, who was just out of his mind.
He was a racist. That was the best thing you can say about
the guy who's a really, really bad guy. He was in the upistraight
up of atmosphere of the you know, old ing on what we think of
Old England. These people who were related to you know, Child's Conqueror or
whoever, right, and then you have these other people in England who all
liked the Beatles. You know, there's no pretension that the royalty or anything.
So you have two kinds of England and Bond satisfied one and the Beatles
sat outside the other. And you know everyone got into both of them.
But I being well, let me talk, you would really have you had
Bond, the Beatles and the BBC? Yeah, people hate. The BBC
was instrumental in trying to prevent the various rock and roll uprisings that were humanized
by the Beatles or rowing stones, et cetera, by banning rock music from
their airways for a while. Yeah, yeah, you know. And I
think one of the questions tonight is a song that was written that the Beatles
did that the BBC wouldn't put on. So I'll tell you what, why
don't we do this? Why don't we take a commercial? Right now?
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Welcome back, and we went to mcloney's Middle Tracks. I shall here
on the distance thunder Radio networing. This is Mac MALONEI wow, we have
a special music special tonight Beetles Music Special, Um the Gang Tonight Special Operations.
Gang Girls are Very time as one one is head Class the Puddle.
Hello everybody, Hello girls back those things was up? Yeah? Did you
get a kaya? Do you get a license? Nope? No, you
don't have my license deflunked. Okay I need my feesa before I get my
driving all right, yeah, okay, all right. Can we still get
an over run review coming back by Christmas? You know that? And I
get the young anyway. Sometimes I have one of these moods where you know,
I'm looking at the British Airways Special flight schedule. Yeah, okay,
I understand. Yeah, Eileen doesn't like it when I do that. Okay,
after forty eight years, I'm sure she'll be I'm sorry, No,
go ahead, yeah, yeah, you're greatly disappointed there. We want to
hear their anniversaries tomorrow, so you and after forty eight years, I'm sure
you'll be forgetting wow. Huh, Okay, there you go. You've heard
it here. Also note is a good friend Barry Winning up there in New
Hand be thele expert. Yes, I'll take that alright. So one night
we were playing Zoom. No it was a zoom. You and I were
in Zoom, right, and we are going back and forth. Man,
I mean it, I got no respect for you because I said I'm going
to kick his ass. And we were thirty one to thirty one and it
was on the level and the lights go out in our house and Plumb Island,
and he accused us of fixing it, right, but it was really
really true, it really is. And we lost our internet so Zoom was
gone. Mac was not going to end it so until he until he put
me in the dust, and it did not happen. It's another show.
Move on. Turned the page. Also just a little just a little competitive,
I'm saying, also with us. It's Rob Ferraro. Rob, how
are you doing music? Critic? Music? Right? How are you?
Where are you anyway? Where are you right now? I'm just outside of
Worcester? Oh right, oh yeah yeah, sure, okay, um okay,
So why don't we do this? Why don't we Uh oh, I'm
sorry, there's a drug here. We hid this guy. You know,
he's not working out, he's not really with it. Okay, he's a
beat behind. Yeah, so it was ringo got to lay it back again.
Maybe he didn't think it was funny. No, okay, not at
all funny. So I whip a tomatop I was so um um abacus.
Yeah, he's also a big Beatle fan, Beetle expert. Hello, um.
And let's just go to Rob for a second. So, um have
you ever have you been in the business long enough to review a Beatle album?
Not really, right, I mean they broke up fifty years ago.
No, I think at that point. At this point, it's like reviewing
the Bible. Yeah, right. I don't think everybody has their own opinions.
I don't think there's anything new to illuminate. But I am as a
fan, you know, I've gone over them with a critical ear instead of
just enjoying. I think that's the other thing I think with the Beatles catalog,
a lot of people don't just enjoy it. I think they're always trying
to. Yes, gained a further insight into how the music was made,
and that can be fun too, right, So I've done a lot of
that. And so do you have a favorite Beatles song? And what you
consider the worst? You know, not what you consider the worst time,
but yeah, I'm a one is not a favorite of the other. For
me, like the worst track they ever did is I don't know if I
could pinpoint it, but it would have to be something off to some of
the filler off of the White album more than any other album. I've had
people tell me that they kind of trimmed the fat off of the White album
because it's so great, but there's those little interludes that are just you wouldn't
want to have blasting at a party in between some of the better tracks.
So I would say like one of those, And for me, like my
favorite songs off that album too is Happiness is a Warm Gun. Yeah.
Interesting. I just I just think it has so many layers to it.
Even Lenin admits that there's lots of layers to it, and then the listener
can really take that a bunch of different ways. But I also just love
how he stretches out vocally in that Song's it's definitely my favor almost from day
one. Only beatles song where someone else sings the lead. Yoko sings that
opening pot. You know, it's really like four songs put together. She's
that's her a singing. I always thought it was like someone whose voice was
you know. But anyway, yeah, so uh yeah, you know,
I'll tell you this ahead, please, well you I was gonna say,
did you think their voice was pitched up or something? Ado? They did
a lot of Yeah, they did a lot of you know, they did
a lot of studio tricks, and they did a lot of things that are
still you know, people used today. But one of the things they did
was they would they raise the pitch of their voices and make it seem like
they had unnaturally high voices. And you know, they used to also,
um, they would play pots slow and then speed up like a piano.
They did that a number of Timey a piano slow and you speed it up
and it sounds like, you know, like a barrel. I sometimes you
know, they did a lot of stuff like that. They ended into double
tracking. They they did They're always looking for something new to to try,
and you know, and they wouldn't do it us. It was different,
you know, unless to them it was. But um, but you know,
what what what what? So I don't like not that with killing time.
I'm not a big fan of what is it? Am? I get
todd? Sheentley weeps, yeah that song. Yeah, I don't know.
I just don't. My worst track is uh, you know my name?
And never Really they're just screwing around. Yeah, they're really dark. I
know, I know they are, but I don't like it. Is it?
There's who who plays the sax on it um Garbage Clements? Brian John
Brian Jones, Brian Jones, Ryan Jones. Yeah, they all knew that
he might not remember it, but he did. Now is that a trivia
question? I didn't. Let's hit him with a couple of trivia questions.
So, well, did you want to what other people's worst track is?
No? Really, keep going. You can't say I didn't even get to
do best there? Okay, alright, I'm getting from the producer. Well,
I'm just thinking then Pruce will be naturally behind, and that's not fair.
Barry. What's your best worst beatlesign? All right? So, um,
I'm gonna go back to my teenage years. I always loved I'm Only
Sleeping and it still has a really, really good vibe. I was listening
it to it again m with the remastered set, the new mix that Charles
Martin did, and interestingly enough, while I don't care for you know,
my name, and I don't care for Revolutionary Revolution number nine. Lately I
realized that things like run for your life in the middle eight of getting better
or just not okay, you don't leave, what do you mean, because
they're they're what massagynists and there's somewhat threatening. Well you think about run for
your life? Yes, yes, that is definitely a threat. Yes,
but that's not just a breakup. That's a threat. Yeah. But but
but at the same time not I'm not defending it, But at the same
time, you have to recognize that the era that you know, all that
was happening, and they weren't as enlightened as we are now. Simple as
that's true, I don't know. It just makes me a little cringey.
Yeah, yeah, you know, I mean there weren't sings, but um
if you I hate the sound like I'm plugging this book. But you know,
in this book, one thing he does is that he explains why the
White Album is the greatest album. Okay, and and and I'll think of
that as a chore, right, but he does. He says it's because
they became they became literally a progressive rock group. They became almost avalon guide.
They all just kind of songs, you know, sprang from them and
they recorded them. It wasn't like it, do you like this? Put
this in? You know this will you know, get the kids dancing and
whatever. They just put it up and a lot of stuff in there.
And that number nine is you know, it's you know, it's like a
mon traser. You know, it's hypnotic in a way. I guess.
Is there a trivia question built into the White Album discussion in that how many
times were all four Beatles in the studio at the same time during the recording
of that record? It's a yeah, good question, not good, not
not often, not many of them, not not I don't think ever four
solo albums or something. Yeah, yeah, it's like four sol albums went
together, so look it up. But it's like wow, not not necessarily
mailing it in, but you know, showing up to do their bit and
then they yeah, then then they yeah, like session guys, Rinko was
it Ringko was missing an action for a while. He does not play on
He got pissed off is what got pissed off? And McCartney took up Sames.
Yeah he sucks as a drama. They play on I forgot the real
drama. Somebody has somebody has to keep the beat. Yeah, that's about
what he does. Let me turn into the drummer here. We have a
professional drumming here, Yes, I kind of. He sucks as a drumma
right No, whoops another musician wo won't get paid to night, never do
so okay, all right, So Barry, what's your So that's your best
song? It's a great song. I'm Only Sleeping has a great backwards guitar.
The drudge actually invents forward and he makes sure it sounds good backwards and
just played backwards. So yeah, great song, you know, I mean
progressive Evan gone more or less? Sure. Now we have to ask they
got the most out of that studio if if you or whenever you look at
what they had to work with, which wasn't bad. He and my studios
back then was recording it still is the best of them. Oh yeah,
yeah, he road studios. I was just still recording the London Symphony Orchestra
on a regular basis, And that's why I couldn't do the tour one day
when I was there, because they were in there. They were doing this
movie soundtrack stuff. Oh yeah, yeah, they do a lot of movies.
How dare you I'm here, I'm here, I'm not here, just
across the street. About fifteen times I want to check out the studio,
and I couldn't say sorry, sir. You know, he said to come
back to some other time. He's thoughted that a dog of entry on he
wrote a few months ago. It's really pretty good. You know, it's
pretty good and talks how you know they went into the Hollywood, um,
you know, scoring business and the big time. So anyway, we're going
to turn into my pooling high a drummer. Do you have a best and
a worst beetle? This is bound? Yeah, Rain, I think my
worst is all together now that one doesn't do much. Yeah, that was
kind of stuff, agreed Drunken Afternoon. Yeah. Yeah, it changes all
the time, though. The favorite right now it's the night before. I'm
like before it was a cool song. It's a real sixties kind of pianette
thing at the beginning. Yeah, yeah, electric piano. It was a
little Yeah, it's sixties that sounds, background vocals everything. Yeah, yeah,
from the base that'll change. It'll be you've got to lose that girl
tomorrow probably, Oh my god, I love that, whereas the I Think
the Night Before is like one of those songs like you can't do that where
it didn't sound like he spent too long on the Night before. Yeah,
and then not the guitar solo was pretty yeah, but anyway, m you
know, it's Can I just say something, It's interesting everything All the songs
that you picked really show that you're all true Beatle fans, because I would
have picked from my favorite something or yesterday, because that's what I know.
You're mentioning songs I don't think I've ever I certainly don't know the titles and
I just listening audience. She's from a different generation than us. Well,
I don't think it's just that. Well maybe yes, what's your least favorites
for two of the most played songs on the radio? It's yes, well
right so but something is just so beautiful? Can you think of a bad
song? Umh No, the songs I know, they're every single one of
them is so catchy and different. And last does the test of time.
You know, it's lasted through the test of time. So if if she
were around, but if I if I what was some of the songs that
you mentioned I didn't even hear of them. So if you were around back,
then would you be one of the screaming girls in the audience and center
center. I try not to follow the crowd, but I don't know.
If I don't know, can be fantasized that you thought that was my job?
And then the screen lights up. That's has anyway? Has have we
gone around to everyone? I think everybody got a chance to speak? Yeah,
So why don't we just throw let's start, well, three trivia questions
and let's see where we are here. Okay? So what other band was
recording at Abbey Road Studios in nineteen sixty seven while the Beatles were recording Sergeant
Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band? Yes? Right a the who B Pink Floyd
C, The Rolling Stones, D led Zeppelin. Okay, so Floyd,
Yeah, it's Pink. I think Floyd. Okay, you're saying, I'm
Barry saying what about Rob? Yes? Yeah, Floyd, unanimous one think
Floyd. You're right now? Okay, So the answer is B Pink Floyd.
Drummer Nick Mason recalls taking a break from the recording of Piper at the
Gates of Dawn to watch the Beatles laying down lovely rita. He would later
admit they were godlike figures to us. Yeah, I got one for you.
Go ahead, let's we're talking about the help, all right? Which
Beatle wrote a song who's titled includes the name of his sheep dog? Okay,
yeah, I know, yeah, all right? Should I say it?
Rob? You know that that one? Does everyone? Now? George
Harrison, Uh, it was Marthacartney. Oh, it was Paul McCartney,
but was name with the song? It was Martha? Correct, That wasn't
even funny one. I know his one ready now and me let it be
let me saying sorry, hang on a second, and then let it be
um, you know tapes and so on, right, and the whole controversy
that went around, Let it be um. They bring in Billy Preston,
right, and you know he fit in with them so well that John Lennard
said let's make him literally up hot and at the fifth Beatle literally and Lennon
and Harrison said yes, let's do it, and mccotney vetoed it. And
the great foot quote from mccotney was, it's bad enough with the four of
us, we're killing time. Bruce foul. Hold on, that's real.
Yeah, yes, that's real. Yeah, that's a great quote, by
the way, Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. I mean it's
bad enough with the four of us. Yeah, I can ask another.
Okay, please yeah, save us all right? When we were going through
a rough patch, there said the least right. Yeah, yeah, go
ahead. When were the Beatles inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
A. Nineteen sixty nine, B. Nineteen eighty eight, c.
Nineteen seventy five, d. Nineteen ninety four, One man, think about
this for a second. Can you read them again? Place you don't have
to go ABC, Just the year nineteen sixty nine, nineteen eighty eight,
nineteen seventy five, nineteen ninety four, Hey one, nineteen eighty eight?
Would that be Barry? Yes, yeah, I'm with I'm with one because
the other dates you're seeing too early or too late? See you okay,
Rob? It is most definitely eighty eight. Okay, this we might have
another unanimous yes, right Mac, Yes, eighty eight. Yep, I'll
go way to Gate eight. Yeah. Because it wasn't around in sixty nine
is one thing. And a matter of fact, when they when they went
in, there was no bricks and mortar Hall of Fame yet right, yeah,
yeah, what do you think of that, Rob, What do you
think that whole Hall of Fame? And also of the jury? I think
committee that puts people in there and don't and keep people out of there.
I mean, come on, yeah, I think if you equit it with
like a sports museum, then it's horrendous. It's the worst entity you can
think about. If you look at it as a museum where you can go
with the family and see lots of music artists and learn a lot about music,
then I think everybody's going to get in eventually. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, So I try not to take it too seriously. If you go
in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, you'll see hundreds upon hundreds upon
hundreds of deserving artists and you'll think it's a great place to be. Yeah
yeah, yeah, yeah. But I mean the Beastie Boys have to go
in here before the Moody Boons, for instance. Yeah. I mean that's
the that's the irritating part is that it was all being voted on by a
very tight, incestuous almost structure. It's Jan Winner and all his buddings.
Yeah. Anyway, and my question is who did Warren Zevon piss off?
He's not still knocked in. There's a lot of people that got not in.
That's ridiculous. Yeah, yeah, you're right. And Barry he's right
in that crowd too, where you would have thought he would have went in.
It's cool and he didn't receive any favor. It's very strange. Yeah,
well, must have really irritated something. Yeah, he's probably Jan Winner.
He's probably the fist off holding Stone Magazine and that's you know, he
doesn't own that anymore. He does Jen running even on Rolling Stone, and
I think his kid runs. But you know he's for the longest time he
had he had sold mac like a large portion of his shares, but he
was still editing it or guest editing it because he wanted to interview all his
friends whenever it was there. Yeah, but it was their time. But
I don't think he's doing anything now, is it? Agreed magazine? Um,
there's a great book written by Dawn Feld, the original guitar well,
one of the guitar plays for the Eagles, and he basically wrote a song
and I never want to hear again, which is h what's the name of
that song. Please tell me Caia, California. Is there any song that
you would you'd want to hear before? That is the longest in the string
and it's just so long when boring, who gives a you know? But
anyway, he wrote it, he wrote and it was just a guitar exercise
that he used to do. Okay, now he writes this song which is
enormous, and the people in the Eagles were just like so weird, okay,
I mean talk about bad vibes and everyone. Half the people were afraid
that the other half is going to fire them and stuff like that. But
I don't tell you if creative, you know, if if conflict you know,
makes let's say a successful song. Did the prefet did the postal boy?
Sorry? I think of what those guys have done. They created this
Hitch record is like the biggest selling album of all time. I mean,
you know, they never went away. They broke up a million, they
never went away. One of the few music acts that have know that haven't
gone away. Tom Petty know went away, you know, but yeah he
went away right. The only prerecorded cassette I owned because somebody gave it to
me and they went Okay, I'll play it. You know, I never
got on CD. Yes, I don't know why I was. I was
okay with the Eagles. I kind of liked a lot of their individual members
too. As they evolved, they're all, yeah, they're all really good
players about I'll talk about talking about Dixon, rock and Roll, Holy Kyle,
Glenn fry and and that guy who's dead as he's dead, and the
drama, the whole. I mean, they would just like really really mean
to people for no other reason than to be mean to them, you know,
and yeah, not good one of those do you know? Do you
know who I am? Kind of Neil? Well, yeah, that would
be the least of it. Really, they were, you know, they
would fire people that they've been with for twenty years because you know, they
were on the wrong sneakers and just just just a rag I'm the guy m
Yeah. But anyway, were you gonna say so, I'm hopefully dump on
the unit. Yeah, I was. I was wondering if you allow me
a little self indulgence on this Hotel California thing for a second, because my
wife and I always we don't debate, but we wonder what people think about
the lyric. H We called to the captain, please bring me my wine.
We haven't had this spirit here since nineteen sixty nine. Spirit is that
referring to the wine that he wanted to order or the balls that he had
to call the captain to bring up his wine? Wow? Always thought of
it was the line, But I never thought that's how about the band Spirits
to play there or something? Spirit. I've never done that deep of a
dime into that song. Okay, to me, that song just is endless.
It's a good question, bright, Yeah, but what is it?
What is there an answer? It's not even a tribute question. I'm just
curious as to what people think when they hear it. Yeah, I think
they're just making a learning something the Blue pointly, you know, I really
do, you know? And they try to make them anyway, you should
read this book. It will destroy any kind of you know, respect you
had for the Eagles. It's just like, and they treat this guy really,
really bad. All right, Feel free to read a book that's going
to make you feel bad about a man you like. Wow, I feel
free, Okay, all right, So anyway we'll tell you. Why don't
we take a break now? It sounds like a good plan okay, and
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This is Macaroni on a show we have for your tonight's special music show,
All Beatles Show and speak about England. Girls. He's across the puddle of
very famous one one is here. Oh girls, all everybody, Yes,
I'm here in England. I like to call England, not the UK.
It's England, England. What's the difference. Yeah, some people really get
into that UK thing, as if they're hanging onto that last vestige of the
empire, you know what I mean. But there's not much left, you
know. But but as we said earlier now and then in an earlier show,
up until nineteen sixty eight, the very very highbrow establishment schools taught that
the Beatles were fakes and that they were recorded by session musicians, that the
songs were written by somebody else. And that was in the curriculum of a
lot of the schools until they got like the NBA and all that kind of
stuff. But anyway, tr um no Coco, obviously I don't know anything
about the Beatles. Uh switch, he's on vacation. But with US is
Barry, winning beatle expert in quotes. Oh now it sounds like I said
no, no, no, Aka triples the bit a clown? How are
you Barry? Everything good? Who can complain? Well you can? Well,
yeah that's Joe okay. Also also with US is rock reviewer critic Rob
Perraro, Rob, how are you doing? Fantastic Matt Keeffe to be here,
But also in the studio with US Union drummer Union Mike Poland's way,
I'll say hello, that's magic and also the best part of the cast Lovely
Lowest Maine Sayea with us in the studio, Hi, everybody, I'm excited
to be here making a very rare appearance, very rare. So anyway,
so we're talking about the Beatles today to a normal music show, and we
got a bunch of trivia questions and so, um, we're going to have
a contest. We are going to have a little contest. Okay, well,
here we go, let's do it. Should we start the contest?
Or didn't? Wasn't there something somebody wanted to say about Broad Street? Oh?
Well, just a story we're talking about offer. Okay, just to
set the table. So, um, Mark and I know this guy,
you know him too, Mody Fire and he used to play ringo in the
second Beatlemania. Okay, so they were the first Beatle Media and then they
had they franchised and he was in the second one, and he had tons
and tons of stories, I mean, just crazy stories. But um,
but I can't tell that, you know man. Yeah, but now I'm
thinking should I really? I shouldn't really tell the story. I was thinking
of it because what he does now, Um anyway, yeah, yeah,
yeah, Well there's so much for that story. Yeah, okay, so
much for that day. But anyway, what happened. That's what he used
to do in Beatle Media. But he also was a beatle you know,
Memborabili, a collector and mostly records. So he made this deal with this
guy for a a tractor trailer worth attractor trailer filled with Paul McCartney albums.
That's all he knew. And it was like for two hundred bucks. So
he goes to the place and this is up in Glens Falls, New York,
and he gives the guy the two hundred bucks, opens up the back
of the trailer and it's sure enough, it's like every mccotney, how maybe
ten copies of Verbye mccotney album ever, right, And then the rest of
the track truck is full of good Mayric as to Broacht that just a yeah,
yeah, I get screwed. Yeah, now you stuck with it?
Yeah right exactly. There's a table. Okay, so why don't we do
this? Yeah, yeah, one of them? Sure, just keep Yeah.
I don't know, maybe I should. Should we tell that the air
plane story? Yeah? I don't think it's anything. So he would he
would, he should have written a book because it would have all these kind
of funny things to have with him. So they went and they played it
was like the Houston Chili Festival something right, you know what's coming, right,
And and then they head to fly back like instantly. So he's on
the plane. He falls asleep, and he wakes up to a little girl
who's sitting next to him, and the mother is sitting next to the girl,
and the and the girl's going, mummy, make it stop, let's
go all right, let's go with the trivia contest, all right, So
I will be asking questions. They are a multiple choice everybody will give their
answer and then I will say the correct answer and we'll see who's got it.
So we're going to start with what is the only song John Lennon recorded
completely by himself during his time with the Beatles, A only a Northern song?
B in my Life? See mother D Julia? All right, let's
start with one. It was A only a Northern song? Is he going
to say I know the answer? And then we'll tell the answer and he
tell the answer? Now, am I tip off someone who? No,
don't say you know? It just says what you think and then okay,
go ahead, Yeah, I mean, because it doesn't mean what's your answer?
One? I'm sorry? What is the only song John I'm recording completely
by himself during his time with the Beatles, A only a Northern song?
Be in my Life? See mother D Julia? Okay, I think I
know the answer? Okay, say okay? I picking d D D Okay,
Barry D D, Rob mac D Mark what we'll see? I'm sorry,
mother uh D? I think okay. Well, we're starting out with
batting a thousand. Everybody picked Julia and that was the only one that he
recorded entirely by himself. All Right, so we're warmed up now right,
Yes, all right, let's cook with gas. Let's move along here.
Rich pop artists designed the cover of the white album. Edward pay PELOZI,
Richard Hamilton is choice, B, c Andy Warhol or D Peter Blake.
All right, the order remains one. I want to give us those names.
A Eduardo Paolozzi, B Richard Hamilton, c Andy Warhol or D Peter
Blake. I'm picking D. D. You should probably start with Robert orm
one of these times, so it doesn't look like we're all following water.
All right, Yes, let's see everyone saying D. Yeah, Peter Blake.
All right, well you're all wrong. Why sorry? What is it
you all said? D? Okay, okay, sorry said D. I
fell asleep there for a seconds. Always always be that, keep saying.
The answer is Richard Hamilton be the album? Oh my god. The album
sleeve was designed by pop artist Richard Hamilton in collaboration with McCartney. Hamilton's design
was in stark contrast to Peter Blake's vivid cover art for Sergeant Pepperlow. Oh
I know he's yeah, the name was connected. I'm a plane sleeve.
Okay, wow, that all right? So the problem is nobody gets any
points for that, and everybody got points for the other. So I blame
one one me too. Yeah, I think we've got to the next one.
Right into the water and heard to the other guys, here we go
d A dumbassy? So what were George Harrison's last words to Ringo Star?
Living is easy with eyes closed? Is choice? A? B? Do
you want me to come with you? C? Is is everybody happy?
I want everybody to be happy? Or D I believe in yesterday? All
right, we're going to start with Mark. I'm going CE what Okay?
You want the choices again? All right? A. Living is easy with
eyes closed? B? Do you want me to come with you? C?
Is everybody happy? I want everybody to be happy? Or D I
believe in yesterday? Mac It's um B B robuh C C Barry it is
B B one. I'm picking C C. Okay, So the correct answer
is B. Ringos Star has been brought to tears by the memory of his
final conversation with Harrison, who, dying in a Swiss hospital bed, still
managed a blique joke. Starr had to leave because his daughter was undergoing emergency
brain surgery in Los Angeles, George said, do you want me to come
with you? They would last words I heard him say, oh, there
was just a travel together after the daughter was in Boston. She's of the
mass Journal. But anyway, um, yeah, yeah, that kind of
why English. Yeah, that doesn't deserve no, But anyway, what counts
that Barry and I had it right? That is true so so far that
pulls you into the lead. Every but he had two points. I mean,
everybody didn't have two points. Everybody at one point. And okay,
shall we continue us? What was the Beatles first single to sell a million
copies? Ay, she loves you? B Hey, Jude, see I
want to hold your hand? Or D can't buy me love? Again,
Bert Best? I mean first million dollars million, millions, millions? Wow?
Okay, what was the Beatles first single to sell a million copies?
Hey she loves you? Be Hey, dude, See I want to hold
your hand. D can't buy me love? And let's start with Rob this
time. Wow, see I want to hold you your hand? Okay,
Barry stee see Mark see see one yeah see I want to hold your hand.
Wow? And Mac Now I'm going to go off the board here because
a million copies on sixty four was like a zillion Now is their first number
one hit I Want to Hold Your Hand. I'm gonna say if she loves
you? Hey, Well, the correct answer is she loves You. Issued
in eighteen August nineteen sixty three. A Joke Is issued in August nineteen sixty
three. The band's fourth single, She Loves You, achieved the fastest sales
of any record in the UK up to that time, selling three quarters of
a million copies in onto four weeks. It remained the biggest selling record in
the UK until nineteen seventy eight, when malov Can tire By McCartney's past Beatles
Band surpassed it in sales. I don't know that song, do it?
Well? Well, if you're Scottish, yes you love it? Okay,
but not Scottish though, as it turns out, Yeah, that's the whole
problem. Who's winning now, lois? Okay? Well, that just put
you in the lead. So with three, Barry has two, everybody else
has one? Okay, not just by the way that he somehow leaves me
in the dust. Okay, here we go. Can you messing with the
answers? No? And this is believe me if you knew Blois, she
would not allow it. I can't, I can't cheat. Okay, Um,
all right, let's try this one. Which Beatles album only has songs
written by John and Paul A Hard Day's Night, B Rubber Soul, ce
Revolver or D Help. The Beatles album with only songs written by John and
Paul Hard Day's Night, Rubber Soul, Revolver Help. Oh, let's see
who should start this time? How about Mark? Yeah, I'm going to
So the choices are A Hard Day's Night, E, Rubbert, sol Ce,
Revolver, D Help. Let's go to the Holiday's Night, Hard Day's
Night, okay mac Oh no, Hard Day's Night, Uh, Rob Help
help, Barry, Hard Day's Night, Night and one. I'm thinking Hard
Day's Night as well. Okay, So Hard Day's Night. It is the
Beatles third studio album, A Hard Day's Night is the only one to contain
exclusively in McCartney compass composition. Yeah, well huh, and they wrote it
like in a week or something. Go ahead, Yeah, they just banged
it right out. Bois, I'm coming all right, here we go.
Why did the BBC ban I am the Walrus? Why did the BBC ban
I am the walrus A pet protests B use of the word niggers C.
It was just two weird D drug references. All right, let's see.
How about Mac. We haven't started with you yet. Okay, let me
think here. I'm going to say because they'd mentioned nickas B. All right,
how about Rob, I'm gonna say D drug references. I perceived the
drug references. Yep, D was the drug references. Wan B Nickers knickers
Barry because everyone loves nickers, B B is knickers. That's what you're picking.
Yes, okay, and Mark, I'll say nickers because it let your
knickers down, so that must have got to cut that. I must have
done it. That's except with your little accents there. I'm trying the BBC
band this song for the lines pornographic priestess and let your knickers down. I
don't think I knew those who are priestess. Okay, what's the school now?
There? Launch plan? Okay, don't say my score lovers? Sorry,
sure we have Mac has four, Mark has two, Rob has one?
Sorry, Rob Perry has three and one has two. Wow. Okay,
that's all I got is two. It's all you have, is too?
Right? Yes? Yeah, oh wait, no, I'm sorry.
Oh, don't go recounting them for them. Sorry, sorry, sorry,
I forgot that this one counted. So that's actually so I'm sorry. I
have the totals wrong. Honest, three is four, Rob is still still
black has five, and Mark has three. Hi, here we go,
okay, so here we go. What item from the Sergeant Peppers album cover
was auctioned off for six hundred seventy thousand pounds in two thousand and eight the
trumpet, the bass drum, the French torn or the clarinet? Okay,
one more time with the Okay? What item from Sergeant Peppers album was auctioned
off for six hundred and seventy thousand pounds in two thousand and eight A trumpet,
B bass drum, see, French horn, d clarinet. That's a
lot of money, man, that's that's a lot of money. All right,
everybody got to think about it. Let's see, we'll start with Mark
Mark. I'm going Macael Mark, Mark Mark, Um, I'll go bass
drum. Wow, Well that was my phone. Sorry okay, Um,
I thought you wanted something now yeah, Mac bass drum, Rob bass drum,
Barry. Just to be different, I'm thinking it's the French horn,
okay, and one it would be the bass drum because of that logo on
it. It's awesome, okay, because of the awesome logo. Let's see.
The iconic hand painted bass drum was accompanied by a handwritten letter from Sir
Peter Lake signs him again, yep, him again, stating this is too
confirmed that dot dot dot. I have examined the painted drum skin that appears
on the LP record Sergeant Pepper's Only Hearts Club Band by the Beatles, and
that is the same drum skin and is the genuine original original one painted by
Joe F. Grave. Yeah him, I'm saying that right, Okay,
So sorry Barry, everybody else went with the drum. Sorry Barry, It's
okay. You know, it happens. You had to be different, you
know, I know, I mean, the bass drum was obviious. So
right go ahead, all right? Which Beatles song ends with a chord played
on three different pianos and a harmonium. We're going to pass on that question.
Why because everyone knows it. Everybody knows it. What is it?
I want to be one? Yeah, what is it? Everybody at the
same time? Yeah, there you go. I'm herrying bells. You are
hearing bellas? All right? What member of the Beatles family was involved with
the Whale Dreamers organization? A? Olivia Harrison, B. Linda McCartney.
See Julian Lennon or do Yoko Ono? The What member of the Beatles family
was involved with the Whale Dreamers organization? The Whales Dreamers? Yeah, the
Whale Dreamers. Okay, huh, I can tell you right now. Mac
is losing his mind that this is actually an allowable question. Maybe a little
well, you know, we have to mix it up, um so A
Olivia Harrison, B. Linda McCartney, see Julian Lennon or d Yoko Ono.
All right, let's start with Rob. Here's the trans buddy. Yeah,
here's to make up some brown m Julian Lennon. Okay, he went
with se what about you one? I'm thinking of Yoko Yoko for a bag
Barry boy. It's so tough, but I believe it's also Yoko or I
also believe it Joko, Mac, what are you thinking? I think it's
Julian Lennon, Julian Lennon and Mark. I'll go Olivia Harrison. Oh,
just to be de Yeah, okay, so, actually Rob and Mac have
it was Julian Lennon. Julian Lennon is devoted to philanthropic endeavors, most notably
the White Feather Foundation and the Whale Dreamers Organization, two organizations that promote the
coexistence of all species and the health and well being of the earth. Next.
Okay. A Day in the Life was partly inspired by the death of
what Guinness Air Guinness as in the Yeah Company. Okay, I guess I
didn't need explained it, sorry, um, So A Day in the Life
inspired by what Guinness Air A Albert Hall B Sugi Potier see Paul Howard or
D Tara Brown. Again, that's a Albert Hall, B Suki Potier Potier
see Paul Howard and D Tara Brown. All right, let's see how about
we go in the original order one. We'll start with you see Howard,
Paul Howard. Okay, Um, Marry, it's tough. I'm doing Albert
Hall, Albert Hall. Ay, you got it, um rob um.
Since his namesake appears in the song, I believe right, we're gonna say
Albert Hall. Okay, Albert Hall. And let's see Mac. It's Tara
Brown. Tara Brown is choice D and Mark I'll go and see you just
because I have it a clue. Okay, well, sorry, it was
Tara Brown. Lennon's lyrics were inspired by contemporary news articles, including a report
whoa Wow. Lennon's lyrics were inspired by contemporary newspaper articles, including a report
on the death of Tara Brown, a young London socialite and heir to the
Guinness Fortune's going now. Albert Hall was a pun I don't believe Leave that.
Albert Howe's a place. I'm aware that's the idea. It was named
after somebody, wasn't it Albert Prince Albert next place? Uncle Albert in a
candan. Yes, we're so sorry. There you go. We have a
four way tie right now, with having four, Barry having four, Rob
has three, Mark has four, and Mac has six six at the clubhouse
turns away. Okay, so where are we now? All right? I
actually it's mostly me trying to find what I was looking for? Right,
okay, all right, my actor a dance please? That's enough? That
was it? Good? Well, well give me enough just white all right,
now, this is an interesting one. I'll be curious if anybody knows
it. What group top the UK charts with a cover of Jealous Guy?
What group top the UK charts with a cover of Jealous Guy? All right?
A Roxy Music b Alvin and the Chipmunks see the Ager Lights or D
Echo and the bunny Man. All right, so cover of Jealous Guy A
Roxy Music, b Alvin and the Chipmunks see the Aga Lights and D Echo
and the bunny Man. Let's start with Mac. You're in the lead.
Let's see if you can keep it up well, only because Echo and the
bunny Man of from Liverpool. I'm going to save them. D Okay,
Barry everybody, it was the Agra Lights. That'll be c C Okay.
How about rob roxy Music xy Music, which I think is what B and
that is? Actually yeah? Ay roxy Music? Okay, Mark, I'm
going to a a Roxy Music and one let go and the bunny Man d
all right? So the Crac Dancer actually was a Roxy Music. Roxy Music
recorded Jealous Guy as a tribute to Lennon after his death in nineteen eighty The
song topped the UK charts for two weeks in March nineteen eighty one, becoming
the band's only number one single. Never heard of. Yeah they're an interesting
band. Rob right back then. Yeah, very I quite I like his
version. I'm Brian Ferry d of Roxy Music. I like his version very
much. Yeah. Yeah, and Brian and Brian Eno was also in that
band when they started Man really freaky. Yeah, So why don't we do
check that out on YouTube? Do you have we timed this up yet?
Let's see for this well, you shouldn't do it on the yes, Let's
take a break. Okay, let's take a break and calm down. We
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Aloney. This is our all Beatle special music show. Let me introduced you
to the members of the policy tonight. I'm a special night. But he's
here. Girls, one one across the puddle in the house, Hello,
girls, held everybody fun show so far. Also in the house here,
very little little whoop. I can't blow that line. The very low,
very lovely lower wow. I'm hey, thank you for jumping in and help.
It's very I need a line to get through this. I need a
bump. Introduce somebody else. Very lovely low est lane is with us,
low us, Hi, everybody, it's been a fun show. Clap for
a let's just clap just so we Oh he is coming down now, hang
down in the glasses. Oh man along awesome with us. It's not why
she's here boy in the studio with us is uh? It was a good
opportunity. You are missing ything? Boy? There we go. Okay,
everything could be fixed and I think the budget is kind of support us.
But anyway, my cool sting over your union Drop Beetle expert. Also with
us Barry Winning Beetle. Hey there in New Hampshire. Where are you in
New Hampshire. I'm in Lebanon, just south of Dartmouth College, which is
in Hanover. Okay, you might as well be in Valante, right,
might as well be you're You're right, we're really close to White River.
Yeah. Also with us is our ricord reviewer and writer Rob Good. To
be here, Mac, have lots of fun. How long have you been
doing this? Officially? This is my I think I'm going into my eighth
year now. Really, how many concerts do you see? Do you go
to concerts? And do it? Are you just mostly on the first name?
To be honest with you, I'm getting too old for it, says
me, like, I'm just so sick of putting off with all the other
ant hillary stuff that comes with a concert. But I've been the well over
like three hundred in my life. Yeah. Huh. Who's the best you've
seen in live? Using different criteria like The Black Crows are one of the
best live bands I've ever seen. I've probably seen them about three dozen times.
Uh, Springsteen, But I know that's kind of a you know,
that's sort of a stock answer for a lot of people given and then and
then others that dig in. But between Spring Springsteen and the Black Crows,
I've probably seen them probably about seventy five times. Reason for them is great
yeah wow wow yeah. For me, it's a it's it's the Stones at
first, and then one of is the who because just to put on the
show, you know, they have to play, but also the showmanship,
it's just really there. Just also Johnny House is uh farma al down there
on plamur alf alan albo ufall mechanic. How you doing well? Man?
Hello? Everyone? Hello, well hell those bees doing Actually the bees did
not make the winter and coming this weekend. Actually they died. Gonna be
a busy weekend they do. Your bees died. Yeah, sometimes they don't
make a winter, you know, depending on the weather conditions, depending on
why. Maybe had a really terrible end of the year last year it was
very dry, everything dried up. We've really got a lot of food for
them, so h well, they did their job. It happens a lot
of beekeepers, you know, haven't happened every year, So when when are
the new bees coming that would break my heart. It's unfortunate, but you
know it's you pay the money, you buy the new ones and you go
pick them up at the b supply store and PbD, when are they coming?
When of the new ones coming? They'll close all the windows. I'm
like the doors. You can watch out the window for me to run across
the yard me the first time. Um, I have to text the guy
on Friday. They should be in on Saturday. I just have to text
them to set up a time to go there and pick them up. Okay,
wow, cool piece. So we should just say that the honey that
I'll get from the bees is like the best honey in the world. Anyone
else best honey in the world anyway. So we're going to do the final
round of Beatle treview. Okay, I've introduced everyone bows, right, you
have and should we it's neck and neck. That's why we're doing one of
the scores that yes, so we have a pretty close race. Juan has
four, Barry has four, Rob has four, Mac has eight, Mark
has five. Get it for god's sake, Oh that went over my head,
Cassetta, Joe, let's go we're supposed to know. Okay, here
we go as everybody ready, yes, all right? Who inspired John Lennon
to write across the Universe? Who inspired John Lennon to write across the Universe?
Julia, Julia Lennon, Julia Lennon, Yoko Ono, Paul McCartney,
Cynthia Lennon. So again, who inspired him to write across the Universe?
A Julia, Julia Lennon, B Yoko Ono, C Paul McCartney, or
D Cynthia Lennon? Is there any none of the above? Ye one,
Let's start with you this time. I'm gonna say, Julia, Hey,
Julia, Okay, Barry, well, that's tough, um because the answer
I would have thought isn't even there. Oh um, yeah, I'm gonna
I'm gonna you guess Julia as well? Julia A all right? How about
Rob? The same same thing? I was looking for? Some different Oh.
I can't wait to hear what everybody's looking for. Let's see, Mac,
could you read the name A Julia Lennon, B Yoko Ono, CE,
Paul McCartney, or D Cynthia Lennon. See he was he was the
just yeah, okay, we can discuss. He was like he's like higa
to write that song for some universal something around it. Um, let's say
Cynthia Lennon, Cynthia Lennon, d and Mark, what do you think was
Yoko in there? Yoko is there? Let's go with Yoko. Okay.
Let me hear that off answer. Let's go. You can change your answer,
okay, because it's gotta be Yoko. She sings in it too,
So you're going with b Yoko okay. So here is the correct answer.
One night in nineteen sixty seven, the phrase words are flowing out like endless
rain into a paper cup came to Lennon after hearing his then wife Cynthia.
According to Lennon On and On a something, how about that later you went
downstairs and turned it into a song? Is the correct answer, Megan?
Okay, Next time we play, don't let Nick read any books? All
right? Crazy? Moving on? Here we go. You guys, you
gotta you can't let the host at this show. We're never going to hear
the end of Well it's not over yet. Here we go. What Beatles
song was voted worst song of all time in a two thousand and four pole
Now, you guys had a conversation about this earlier. Idiots. What was
the poll of sports writers. Who was it? You know what record reviews?
So we're song of all time of Beatles? A Revolution nine B?
Why don't we do it in the road? See Octopus's Garden or d oblidi
Oblada? Okay, contenders A Revolution nine B? Why don't we do it
in the road see Octopus's Garden or d oblid Oblada. All right, let's
start with Mark. I would go with A O D. So let's say
let's say a A for Mark, because it's not really a song, I'll
say, why don't we do it in the road? Okay? B for
mac rob What are you thinking? D? As in dog d d Old
Old Barry Revolution nine block that kick yell, I'll take a while. Guess.
Well, we didn't do one yet, so want to take a while.
Guess Revolution number nine? Okay, Hey, I'm al. You want
to chime in here? I would say in the road the road? Wow?
Okay, So that seems not much to it. Here's the cart answer,
Oh blade time in a two thousand and four. This was an online
poll organized by Mars Inc. CNN journalist Todd Leopold reported in two thousand and
six that Lennon loaded that song ye all right, but but it's but but
it's not as bad as Maxwell, Silver Himmer or any really bad pretty bad.
You know, as somebody who loves the White Album, people always want
to tell me like why they don't, And the two biggest reasons are that
song and Birthday. Always pointed those two songs like as that the lutzer lessens
the album as a whole. So I know that they like and Martha my
Dear doesn't, right, Yeah, Rocky Raccoon, Yeah, but there are
times when they knew they they originally when they started as kids, they wanted
to be like um Rogers and Hammerstein writing stuff or Broadway and stuff, you
know, and a lot of the songs have that kind of element that they
tell a story, you know, a lot of them do. And so
when you get up to the White Album and you can just see mccotney,
you know, actually started with Side and Peppers and Magio Misty Tower, he
just gets into this old grandfather fa the music, you know, honey pie.
Yeah, you know, anyway, Well that was I Will? How
about I Will? That's real? That's bad. Oh that's a two chuck,
right, that's kind of romantic. Well, up the bassis the bassis
vocal right on that one. The what the what he said the bass is
vocal bass vocal or was it really? Yeah? Yeah, I believe it.
But but and that's nothing with the with the the latest mixes that my
contany did, which was I don't know when was that five years ago?
So when you when you asked for a Beal song on Apple, they'll say
this is the anyway whenever the mixes was he oversaw it with George Martin's son,
and all the bass is just you know, the bass is now suddenly
booming, you know. And as a kid, I was like the dog
on the sea commercial. I put my ear up against the speaker just to
try to hear the bass. And now it's all over the place. But
he's a great first got. When I first got some of those early albums,
I thought there was something wrong with my stereo. Yeah, yeah,
that's the bass. There was no base. Yeah yeah. The Rolling Stones
early albums, Uh, the bass was over emphasized. How to turn it
down? Yeah, there was like loose you love? Are we ready to
get back to the contest? All right, here we go. The sleeve
notes from which album led to the Beatles being nicknamed the Fab Four the sleeve
notes from which album led to the Beatles being nicknamed the Fab four. Is
it A please please me, B Beatles for Sale, C With the Beatles
or D Rubber Soul. Okay, the sleeve notes from which album led to
the Beatles being nicknamed the Fab four. A please please me, B Beatles
for Sale, C with the Beatles or D Rubber Soul. All right,
let's start with you, Mark, I'm out with the Beatles, with the
Beatles C. Mac. Let's say just read the sure A please please me,
B Beatles for Sale, see with the Beatles or D Rubber Soul.
I'll say, please please me? Okay? Ay? From that, Rob,
what are you thinking, um Beatles, Beatles for sale? Okay,
Beatles for sale? Barry, I don't have a clue. They were pushing
them hard on please please me. But I'm gonna say with the Beatles,
with the Beatles C and one. I think it's please please me, Please
please me? Hey all you want to venture a guests over there? Please
please me? Probably I don't really have lost all right, the correct answer
when writing the sleeve notes for With the Beatles. The band's press officer Barry
Tony Barrow used the super of tips fabulous for some, which the media subsequently
adopted as the fab for wow. Did not know that Beatles? So that
was Mark got that, and so did Barry. Wow. Nicely done,
nicely done? Okay? What was the working title for the film? Help
pass on this? Oh? We are okay, I want to pass everyone?
Yeah, everyone is all right. Well, just for the listening audience,
let's just say it was eight arms to hold. You have some records
with that actually written on the Yeah? Oh yeah, someone had a single.
I think I got one of them. Okay, um, how about
this one? After their final Hamburg engagement? What was the first country the
Beatle toured other than Britain? So after their final Hamburg engagement, what was
the first country the Beatles toured other than Britain? Was it A Mexico,
b Italy, C, Sweden or d America? Okay, after their final
Hamburg engagement, watch country A Mexico, be, Italy, C, Sweden,
d America. Mark, Let's go Sweden, Sweden? See Mark,
Matt Yeah, Sweden, Sweden, See Barry. I like Sweden as well.
Sweden. Rob, I'm gonna be contrarian, okay, and say and
say We've got Hamburg covered in England. Correct, Yes, America, you
went to America American d all right. One. I think it's Sweden because
they kind of stayed over there and then okay, a part of the world,
all right. And in October nineteen sixty three, the Beatles began a
five day tour of Sweden, the first time abroad since the final. Say,
Ireland, we didn't ask Mexico that what I mean better? Yeah?
Did Mexican beetle? Mexican um beetle? What would you call them? Tribute
beans? Everywhere down there they were unbelievably popular. Yeah, just when YouTube,
I got a Mexican forty five. I got a picture the sleet of
it. I can't remember what song Baron has. One from Uruguay. Don't
you have a Uruguay Beetles song? Yeah? I have, UM, I
have Abbey Road and Yellow Submarine from Uruguay. Wow, but please the big
things is my son came from Tokyo and brought me She Loves You and I
Feel Fine, which were on um rodeon. So that's pretty good. Okay,
Okay, so here we gonna last question. We're going to try this
for our last question in nineteen sixty, the Beatles towards Scotland as the backup
band for which pop singer? Is that? Okay? Yep? All right?
In nineteen sixty, The Beatles towards Scotland as the backup band for what
pop singer? A David Bowie B Trevor Steele see Tony Sheridan or D Johnny
Gentle A David Bowie B Trevor Steele see Tony Sheridan, D Johnny Johnny Gentle,
all right, Mac, what are you thinking? Johnny Gentle, Johnny
Gentle, D all right, how about Mark? I'll go see Sheridan see
Tony Sheridan, Rob see Sheridan see Sheridan Barry going with Johnny Gentle as well
Johnny Gentle, D one Johnny Gentle, Johnny Gentle D Al you want to
take a little guess here Sheridan Sheridan as well, So we are going there?
Sorry not Shohnny, it is I missed the What's going on? Johnny
Gentle. In May nineteen sixty, calling themselves the Silver Beetles spelled with two
ease, the group undertook a brief tour of Scotland as the backing group for
pop singer and fellow liver Johnny Gentle. All right, that's really um documented
very well in the book, the first book, the shout Out or whatever
the hell that book is, that thousand page book where you know, that
was their big break that they get signed by this talent agent which send out
all these bands, you know, Rory, Hurricane and Hurricane, yeah,
everything, and then they gave them Johnny Gentle, like Lennon went freaking nuts.
He goes, come on, Johnny Gentle, you know, why can't
it be you know, Bobby Steele or something, you know. So,
but that's when that was the first They were terrible when they started. When
they came back, they were okay, you know. So that was the
beginning of the basic training. I am tallying the scores. Would you like
to have the results? Yes, I'm mister tally man. It's Hi for
second with Barry and Mark both at seven. Um Wan and Rob Or come
in as Juan has six and Rob has five and Mac has eleven. Yeah,
so okay, we're never going to get the end of this. Let's
lap for me. Nicely done, everybody, well done and as well.
I feel okay, I put my money on Mac draft Kings before the show
start. You must have been drunk anyway, but listen so well we can
just continue in the uh talk about the beetles and so on. Now think
about the structure on a topic about the let It Be stuff, because he
talked about let it Be a few moments ago, and everybody likes to rag
on the Phil Spector version of Let It Be. I liked it, thank
you very much, because I have let I have that version and I have
Let It Be Naked. I like Let It Be Naked, but I really
like the lush orchestrations in the wall of silent of Phil Specter that he brings
to the table. Yeah, I don't. I don't dislike them, as
a lot of people do. And they did the same thing with the Harrison
album, which is I cannot listen to they have that naked too, and
you just can't listen to it without that while you know, that's what makes
those songs. But they didn't like exactly. They didn't like that album,
and Harrison didn't like. Yeah, looking back on it, he didn't like,
you know, on the production. So yeah, well, I think
right around Let It Be Naked, I think the person who changed the narrative
was McCartney because he hated it so much he made the rest of us think
it was awful. Also, yeah, yeah, there's lot of good songs
on it, and on this song, good songs on it, and there's
something you know, there's some shitty songs on it too, But anyway,
so um, the Long and Winding Road tell yeah, you can't think of
it without the Augustly you can't think of you know what I mean, just
just a background singers, the whole deal. I said, you know,
this could have been a tiebreaker question, but you and Mark already know it
because you talked about it earlier. But what is today a special day in
Beatle history? The wonder if anybody knows that we're talking about it earlier?
Do you know Barry April eleventh? Actually actually yea, the tenth. The
tenth was that, uh is this when Let It Be was released? It
was when mccatte gave the first interview. Say they were broken up, Oh
really fifty three years ago, but nineteen seventy when they were coming yeah,
when they were driving up in the condasan but yeah, and then everyone thought
they'd just I don't know, go into the sunset. But here we are
fifty three years later driving up to a Beatle trivia show. You know,
I mean they were always genly around so and M. One thing too before
we talk about els prize here is Mark used to play in a band,
a beatle band, and they were great there and they're outstanding. You can
give yourself a room shot. Really, I was lucky enough to see that
they were really good. Oh you did huh really good? Yeah, Newport,
New Hampshire, Mark, whoa And and wait wait that's the one I
left. I left the suit. There was something I had to go running
back the next day. Yeah, I was sure before you just break.
The reason I was impressed is among the songs you guys played with some other
guy and I know you had to really love them. This is what they
did really well was because we saw them, you know, dozens of time,
and we'll see in the summer outdoors. You get up there to stop
the first song and they'd a stampede of little kids. Yeah, come down
in front of the state and then stop. Damn. They knew they knew
the music got to them, whether they just it was just beautiful, that's
what you knew it It's just going to be around forever. Obriant said that,
all right, didn't really at it to hear two thousand, they'll still
be listening to this. It was right, It was right twenty years.
I'm talking about the best manager ever ever, best manager ever ever ever.
They all went downhill after him after that, Yeah, for sure. But
anyway, so did we already announce the schores? We did? Do you
want to hear any ahead? We don't have the time. It's okay,
So I ask one question, yes to everybody, please the first Beatle record
you bought? Oh god, the horn. I have a great story of
course. All right, So they played on ned Salven on my birthday and
um, you know, we we knew who they were, um, and
um, we were very excited to see them. This is February ninth,
nineteen sixty and and my um my, my parents' friends came, oh,
like they always used to do, just show up and you know, the
play times whatever, and they and they and they come in and they hold
and meet the Beatles and it's my birthday. I'm going excellent, you know.
And they come in they go, Brian, look and they give it
me and go. And then we watched them, you know, only everyone
else, and when they leave they take the freaking album with them. No,
that's I never get over it obviously. How this day? Have you
seen anybody about that? You know? Yeah? Well they're so yeah,
they said, I shall talk about it a great Mike, What was yours?
I'm gonna get okay, this is go ahead, guess probably hot days
and night. I'm gonna say so. My sibling had siblings at all the
records, right, so I can listen to that any time. But I
was more in more concerned though, curious about there their whole history and not
much stuff for the first album Beatles story. Oh yeah, hell out that?
Yeah, they probably put that paste of that together. You don't have
it? I do? OK? Does anyone have that? Anyone out there?
Never heard of? What's interview? Album by a radio DJ guy?
Yeah? Yeah, it's it's kind of cool. Was a double was it
a two record set? I don't remember records? Yeah? Yeah, the
yes of Beatles. It was all of like, you know, seven dollars
and then yeah huh yeah, well listen here, all right, we should
ask you when Rob two later on, Rob, can you remember the first
Beatles? Did you ever? Did you even buy a Beatle record. Oh
yeah, um certainly. See. Like for me, I'm fifty one,
so I wasn't around a lot of the golden age of this music. I
didn't get to enjoy it by going to concerts and buying the album was myself
if I always had to work backwards from something that was quite frankly shittier,
you know, and then I'd say, oh, that's interesting and work backwards.
And my parents were like, and they remain very square people. They're
wonderful people, but they're very square. Their taste in music went right along
with it. But the one thing they had was that the whole album that
had the Blue Um Blue album on one side the Red album on the other
side was the greatest hits collection. They showed the pictures of them hanging over
yes yeah, yeah, yeah, the Police I'll cover an earlier cover of
them leaning over the railing a newer one. They were compilation albums, yeah
yeah. So interestingly enough, at that age, even though I was like
nine or ten, I was able to differentiate right off the bat. These
are the Beatles before they grew their hair. These are the Beatles after they
grew their hair and got experimental. Though I might not have understood how experimental
they were getting in Why and I just grew up on it and loved it,
and then this is this is great, this is for Barry. So
then the single No More Lonely Nights comes out and ten year old me quite
likes that song and realizes, wait a minute, that's a beatle, Like
that's one of the guys on those album I've been playing the shit out him
since I was seven or eight years old. And then you just start getting
the connective tissue and you go back, and so I wound up buying all
the albums. Everyone's an early teen. Yeah, everyone wakes up eventually,
they'll listen. I think McConnon he talk about Squizz. Mcconney's a square.
He's a square. I mean, you know, he might be the first
guy to admit it. He's not so cool. He doesn't hang around with
other musicians, you know, think about you know, Ringo is always around
on the musicians, So was Lennon, and so is Harrison always yea,
and now that long list of friends you know who other musicians got me.
No. In fact, we saw this UM documentary once on how they put
his band together and they've been they've been together now for quite a while,
you know, his touring band, and yeah, they said, uh yeah.
One of his handlets came in and said, this is the guy who
has the blonde him. He says, uh, let's hear you play.
He played a couple, he says, be it rehearsal tomorrow. Mike McCartney
didn't you know, audition them, didn't put any kind of thought into them.
And I think, wow, this guy who it was all about music
just kind of like I had them picked off the three I found that.
I thought that was interesting, you know, so and and basically people that
they've never heard of. Can you remember the first Beatles record you bought?
Yeah, um, I've never bought the Beatles album. Oh my god,
I take a knife out of my hi any album eight tracks off? But
did everybody here because doesn't somebody have a special album to share? Yeah?
So did it when talk about their first Beatle record? Yes, I didn't
yet. Okay that I grew up in Cambridge where there was not many you
know, record stores in town. There was a Harvard Cooper and there was
Star Market stop. Okay, the housewears isle the pig board, right,
beside the pancake flippers and bottle cap openers was forty five rpm records and they
bought Loved Me due backed with huh Yes I Love You on Tolly record song.
Yeah, oh really, yeah you still have that, I have it,
I have it frame Ball. So yeah, my Swan and my VJ
and my first can't Buy Me Love on Capitol. But nothing special about that
record. But that was my first Beatle record on who these guys Beatles?
Sounds pretty good. Yeah, I want to arned how to play harmonica.
Yes, I love you. It was a great song. Talk about a
great song. They're like sixteen when they went they write it, and it's
amazing the combined musical town on them, those guys. And yeah. So
anyway, so one of the things that they had. One of the things
was this is that they came out. I mean, what the British albums
were and what the American albums were were never the same. Okay, Sometimes
they'd taken off a few songs from the British album so on and so,
and then they would put together like We're kind of the greatest hits pick album.
So they did that and now the name of the album was yesterday and
today. So they put together this collection of people out the nut out takes,
but other songs, other singles, and they said, what kind of
code do you want? And they posed as butchers with butcher knives and pieces
of bloody meat and dismembered dolls all over them. Okay, bloody verybody.
And they sent on about three hundred thousand of these records like this, because
when you released the Beatle record, you didn't do them ten at the time,
you know. So off they go, and then someone somewhere looked at
and said, what the is this? You know? So so yeah,
we got yeah, yeah, yeah, we gotta get you know how,
you know. So they went and they get them, take them for this
picture in the world where they're just hanging around like a steamer trunk that I
think they already had, and they pasted they pasted that photo on what was
called the butcher cover, so, which which if you have one of those,
they're valuable. And when you played about our friend Monty Fay, he
had one, mic has one, but uncle al here he doesn't have the
cover with the sticking around it. He's got the butcher cover. Okay,
let's see it. I meant the cover. I meant the cover. I'm
sorry. The Holy Grail. Oh it's real, yea, the Holy Grail.
Yeah, we're looking at the original one. Now you get ready for
this, Al. And there's the bag, right, Al. Just look
at the back. Yeah, look at the back. The back is the
listing and the Yeah, that the same back. Yeah, yeah, okay,
yeah, okay. It's cool about the back is that it's got the
listing of all the other albums. It looks like the American the American albums.
Beat By the way, there's that Beatles story that Mark was mentioning.
Is that on there in the back? Yeah, there's a picture of it.
Yeah. Is that kind of like a rare bird? You think Beatles
story? A lot of them are on the Beatles Story. There is right
there too, exciting documentary discs. It was it too. Now listen,
I want everyone there we go. I want everyone until that's it. Yep,
okay, all right, ready, all right, al, Al,
I want you to take a breath and we'll take a breath and tell us
how much is that worth? Right now? Boy? You know they've they've
gone into auction. I've seen them go. I mean, they're all they're
wild. They're all over the place, let's say. But the most valuable
ones are some of the still sealed stereo versions, and they're astronomical. Much
those I don't even know anymore? How much? How much is y'alls worth?
How much is y'alls breath? They're auctioning in the between ten and twenty
thousand right now arose my mind for a first date. I mean a lot
of things play into it. Yeah, you have to have it. Everything.
M provenance is a big deal, you know. I mean things like
this one like if you look here, you'll see on the seam is split
in a few spots. That takes away, but it's a very very good
condition, you could say, very very used to the money shot is this
If you look right down here, let you see a few scratches in the
black. Oh yeah, yeah, well this is sat in my record collection
since it was new. I unwrapped it. Oh so I've owned it,
said, I'm the one I took it out of the wrapping. I'm the
one who who's done the damage. If you will, well you did you
know what you had when you saw it? Who knew? I've never bought
a Beatles album, Wow, which is steel. This this happened to be
um A long story to get through too, but the bottom line is my
dad managed parking garagers in Boston. That's what that's Rob does, right Rob.
Aren't you in that business? I am? And around about way?
Yeah yeah, okay. So my dad worked for a family that owned a
bunch of parking lots and parking garagers in Boston, and he was a manager.
He used to go parking lot to parking a lot of the day to
see what was going on. And one of the lots, it was a
very small lot and you had a tandem park. It'll leave your keys,
and they moved your car around while you were gone. Okay, you came
back, your car could be four cars. Yea. I never trust those
people, but go ahead, just gentleman. Gentleman came in and he came
in on a regular basis, and he asked, my dad, could you
keep my car out on next to the street. I'm not going to be
gone along. I come in every week. You know, I don't want
the hassle blah blah blah. So my dad, being a nice guy,
said, yeah, sure, you know problem, We'll take care of it.
So one day, the guy said to my dad, you get the
kids. He said yeah, he said, well yeah, threw the keys
to his car and he said, look in the trunk, I've got some
record in their take it if you want. Wow home as the kids.
So uh as he had opened the trunk and hen't you know for the Beatles.
So he took a bunch of forty five's and I did it more than
once. Just happened a number of times, but he ended up grabbing two
of these who were still see it. And he was the He worked for
the company that supplied the radio stations from the records and a guy they called
them right, yeah, yeah, honest and repertoire. Yeah right, yeah,
well yeah he was. He was probably going down to me X because
m e X at one point was in the same building as Fenway Park.
Was a niff Fenway m I think it was on the Grange Street. As
a kid. Yeah, you know, it's funny when you said, what
was your first Beatles album? Yes, I had Beatles because it came out
of that guy's trunk. Okay, yeah, that's cool man, I never
bought it. Drummer, right, hey, listen, you could have been
mighty fire and get a whole track the trailer phold have you ever seen have
you ever seen that? I mean we're in the car, yeah, I
mean it could have been half a dozen. Yeah, yeah too. He
gave one to me, you know, I took one and my one of
my cousins had the other one. And I saw her and maybe ten years
ago, and I asked her if she remembered it, and she said yeah,
I was hideous. She got rid of it. Like my baseball guys,
really about her stuff. I figured hers would have been in Christine.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I wish you must now, just for for
the last the other I went looking through my old records to see if I
could find anything else that may have come from that ear and that, and
I found on this guy okay, yeah help Yeah, yeah, you look
up and my favorite albums, Oh, promo, promo, it's probably it's
a guy he was. He was rushing. They're rushing the Beatle records out
to the radio station. There's what he was doing. He was the guy
that was delivering them. You drove through the back cover. Wow, that's
one of my favorite albums. I love the Help album. I think maybe
it represents summer and wamth and stuff to me. I don't know why,
it just does. You know. The movie is kind of weird, but
I like the movie, and the movie is kind of a funny day because
that gives credibility to the fact that I had stacks potital records back in the
day. So how where's the potty? Where is the potty? And when
is the potty? Because they're all coming party four? And when't you sell
the album? Of course, druma play, you know. I first of
all, my wife won't let it in the house. I don't let the
record in the house. It's horrible. I was going to get framed.
And where is it? Definitely my house? Where is it? Where do
you keep it? I keep it in the storage area. You're sealed up
and locked up. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, up in the
garage, up in the garage. Yeah, it's like up in the garage.
I owned that I should hang on to it because I guess it's up
in the garage. You could have it framed at one one listening with the
other one. Yes, something about out. It is just sat in with
my records for years and years and years. I had no idea. It
probably went to a few parties came and went with me. Um, did
you know what? It really funny? It wasn't until the nineteen eighty early
eighties. Maybe I was visiting someone in California and they had an underground newspaper.
I think it was in San Diego, like like in Boston, they
had the Phoenix. Yes, you got the ground paper. Well, I
happened to be in San Diego visiting and I found the adversion of the Phoenix,
and I was just kind of going through it and on the back page
there was all kinds of advertising and just and there was for reproduction of this
really ultra rare Beatles Curry production. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I like. So I'm looking at it and I go, what's so rare
about that? I've got one. It's got rare, I've got one.
So yes, checked thedn't. I started research you get a bit and I
went, oh, wait a minute, this is really you know, different,
different animal here. We're going to fade in the Beatle music. Now.
That was all right? So anyway, I want it's time to bring
the Beetle chain into the station. Okay, oh man, already, yes,
l do you want to have the last word at L. Well listen,
let me just say one thing about L. He's I know that he's
my neighbor, and you know I know about the Butcher cover. But you
also have the same porshe since you were eighteen years old, right, true?
Yes, okay, he owns the same porsh that. As a matter
of fact, we're going to have an anniversary and about fourteen days for how
many years? Yeah? For the for the fifties is the same time.
Wow, these you guys have been together. Wow one between one one and
you that's that's ninety eight years. Yeah, yeah, a long time to
be married. Ye. Yes, Well the funny party is my future wife
was with me the night I bought it. She was still married. You
drama, drama, druma and yeah you really will. But then again I've
known her since she was five. Okay, Well I had another show,
as they say, so let's story day. Talk about that. Okay,
So I want to thank everybody the podcast story. We really really get macas
to talk. Maybe one last thing, Mac when is interested in buying a
first date Butcher cover. There you go. You don't put it out there,
all right? Will you give us a leg? Will you give the
show a vig like Max said, it'll be a party. Yeah, oh
boy will It'll be a party anyway. So I want to thank Alpha.
Dropping by was about his Beatle stories and also he has an original Butcher cover
for the Beatles album Yesterday and Today. If you know what the Butcher cover
is, he's got one in great condition. He'll sell it up twenty grand.
So okay, right, huh, thank you all for joining for cover.
We appreciate that. Rob Ferao, thank you very much for joining us.
And I'll tell you we clap them in. Let's clap them off.
You never know when he's in a review something. What's your latest what's the
latest thing you've written about? What the latest thing? Yeah, you know
what? What latest rock personality? What? What? What's the best in
what interview did you do last? Let's see what did I do last?
I can't remember last. As I said earlier, I have Belinda Carlyle leader.
Oh right, okay, week oh really yeah? And and that's a
thing, um and there's something else kind of brewing, but I'm not supposed
to talk about it. And it comes around. So we're working on here.
We can tell us who were going to tell but some kind of rock
thing some kind of go ahead? And does Belinda Carla have something new outs?
Right? Yeah? Can you? Can you believe it? For the
first time in like forever, she has something out. Diane Warren the wrote
the singer Yeah yeah, wrote the song for her It's gonna be a hit,
guarantee the hit used to and wrote something for her that she recorded and
um, yeah, but it's been thirty three thirty three years without a new
original song. Should I tell you what I know about Benda? Should we
not? Should I tell you what I know about her? Or would you
rather? No? No, definitely do that? Definitely? Is it nice?
It's it's the truth. She was. I know she was married to
James Mason's son for a while. You know anyway, it was unlike a
home in that and that she, by her own admission, did so much
blow as the kids say that she actually put a hole between the two mosterls
you know the thing that yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
and uh that is that is a true story. Yeah. And she told
me that she's she's been sober for thirty something years though she's still with James
mason son as really yeah, huh wow, Well I saw them open for
the police and I'll tell you and I think they're the same management company,
which was Stuart Copeland's brothers management company. They were going, man, the
go goes, we're gonna see them. But they were okay, you know
what I mean. They played the bossing God and they were they were okay,
you know, they were they were good. One. One and I
were talking off beforehand and George Harrison, yes, actually played slide guitar on
one of her singles hit singles in England. Really yeah huh. And she
she she's like that, she's fun and she's ballsy, and they said,
well, who could we get to play on this? And she just goes
George Harrison for her to say that they're not friends, et cetera. But
the word got to her wife and he said I like her voice and he
did it. Wow, that's all you need to know. Yeah right,
Wow, that's funny. Good for them. So anyway, well, thank
you Rob for joining us, and we'll talk to you very soon. Okay,
thanks for having me, had a great time. Thank you for raising
the intelligence level of the show. That's the note that wow. Three rounds
of applause. The music critic really Barry Barry. Dribbles, dribbles. We'll
talk to you soon, okay, all right, all right, still talking
to me? Well, only because you got bent out of shape that I
didn't send you a freaking link. Okay, you can't write, you can't
pipe in eight letters. I mean, seriously, I get to rouse your
emails from this guy. Don't even start. By the way, Rob,
don't feel bad. I'm only ten years younger than you are. So my
first Beatles record was Get Back Younger. So I was there at the end
of the first run. Oh maybe nice? Yeah, okay. Oh,
by the way, I wanted to know how much does my give my regards
to the broad Street album worth? Is that ten grand? And you dump
them? Yeah? I mean, did you ever see the movie? Did
you ever see the movie? Oh? Yeah? To forget the movie is
it's unwatchable. It's unwatchable, you know. I said one day, I
said, I'm just gonna sit down and watch this. And it starts off
with I mean, what was it made in the seventies, right, four
eighty four? And they had mccontney in this kind of hot rod and someone
calls them on the phone and they go, well, someone stole out of
tapes and so you get hit right away. So to show him getting there
right away, they just sped up you know the film, you know,
you know, like something on the Monkeys, terrible terrible, just terrible,
terrible, I think, terrible songs, terrible idea, I do it,
you know what I mean. That's it. That's why I say that he
needed London because London was cool, you know what I mean. He didn't
all kind of real amn like and the whole thing that you've heard mccontney tell
the story a million freaking times where he's where he's writing, you know,
getting better. He says, you know, it's getting better in London,
says it can't get any worse. That's the perfect encapsulation of these two.
Yeah so yeah. So anyway, so they were wonderful together. They're not
as good a pot, but they had some shining moments. Lemon particularly had
some wonderful shining moments. I think they broke up and at the right time.
You know, there there, there, there, um body of work
will never be smirched, you know what I mean. I mean, there's
the finality to it. And they never went down the drain. We lived
through their breakup with them. We just everyone you know, four billion people
will just watch their breakup on Disney a year ago. I mean, you
know so, But anyway, I gotta go ahead to give a shout to
all things must past. I love that record was great, super Doors must
passed, including the Apple jam. Yeah right, yeah, yeah, really
great and it sounds just as good now. I listened to it on Spotify,
you know the most. They sound really good. So anyway, thank
you, Barry. We'll do a zoom, you know, some night when
we know the power won. Okay, lod and maybe Barry can reclaim his
tide out back from you because you and I felt so bad that we took
away that when the lights went on three one to thirty and he was about
to say she'd la and then went out. He will never admit I beat
him by a point. You didn't beat me, don't. No, well
you didn't. You didn't beat me. That's why I'm so saying anything.
Thank you, bat We appreciate You're welcome, Thank you, thank you very
much. Man. Okay, okay, I just want to make a fight.
I probably won't have a chance to say this, but Barner used to
be Dribbles, the clown huge, huge guests on the air. People loved
him. Yeah, one one knows. We get email. It's more dribbles
were as dribbles, you know, and you'd come on and you'd kill you'd
slay as dribbles the clown. All right, you tell us how how suburban
house moms wanted to have sex with guys of big shoes. I'm still trying
to forget that beat that, okay. And so one day I comment,
say, hey, let's be on the show. He says, I don't
want to be on the show. Why because you won't let me do my
own material back after all of my wonderful quips. Yes, yes, I
was told I wasn't as funny as I could be, and that started the
great debate, and MC and I didn't talk for years. That's not true,
made up, that's not wow. Okay, all right, wow,
okay, anyway, okay, thank you Barry for joining us. I think
I've already said that. Now I have to go to the people in the
room. The one's always the last one. It's in his contract, understood
right at my pool, And thank you for joining us. We appreciate it.
Give you a rain one more time for the drama a little while.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know what I'll take call guys who hang
around musicians. Drama a drama. The drama actually stepped on the punch line
anyway. So thank you, thank you much, thank you, Lois.
How can I say words? Cannot describe how much I should thank you,
mostly because you're driving driver and the timekeeper. That's right. Okay, well
we have to clap on her too, because barry up to the microphone.
All right, thank you, Louis James one one. Thank you very much
for joining us. You're welcome. You can see nothing as CHAMPI. Yeah,
all right, we will talk to you very soon. We appreciate it.
And thank you for everybody full of you know, taking pot in tonight.
And I should probably do the plug, right, you should. Homest
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a way of life. What homest Troops does is that they build houses
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And then when they complete the house, they rip up the mortgage. They
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their head, and they can just go out and lead as much of a
normal life, hate to say it like that as they can. It's a
very successful organization. Ninety cents you're on charity dollar goes to Wow, that's
really very cool people, So please google them see what they're up to.
Him Holmes round troops and I think that's it. Who else are we gonna
who plug? You're looking at me? Lois like I should know something.
No, I think we just think our audience for once again, not the
first time. Yes, okay, thank you everyone tuning in. Everything will
be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end's
we have the last right, all right. So while this is mate from
the entire gang saying, be safe, be happy, and bye bye.