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The Beatles final public appearance -- maybe "appearance" isn't the right word because nobody could see them -- was January 30, 1969.
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Jan. 29, 1969 was The Beatles final rehearsal for the concert on the roof of Apple's office building.
There are a couple of very subtle audio jokes here.
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I'll take a break from the Beatles stuff and talk about Springsteen--The Super Bowl, and why he kind of apologized to his fans. I will leave the Ticketmaster thing alone. As always, you can get more info at http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/
This is a revision of the audio I posted a few days ago. Delete the other one if you downloaded it.
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This episode focuses on George Harrison. I'll give some thoughts about him, play some of his rare music and show how supportive he was of Ringo's songwriting. Someone made a request a few weeks ago and today is the day to play that request.
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Here we have audio documentation of the Beatles on January 26, 1969. You can hit http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/ for more details about this episode and this podcast.
Visit http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/ for more details. Today we look at the Beatles recording session from January 24, 1969.
We have to call this a slow news day. I still found some cool things to play for you. Remember that you can always go to http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/ for background info.
Rock Dad out.
Now we are up to January 22. The Beatles played really well today. As always, you can get more info at http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/
See you tomorrow.
The Beatles six-day hiatus is over. George is back in the band and everybody is making an effort.
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Visit http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/ for more info on this Beatles podcast. Today we explore what the Beatles did from mid-afternoon on Jan 13 through Jan 14.
The Beatles took the following week off, so I will do the same.
Today Ringo, Paul, and Linda try to figure out what to do now that George has quit the band and John and Yoko are attached at the hip.
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Here we are with part 7 of the near-daily look at the Beatles 40 years ago. You can head over to http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/ for more info.
Next episode will be posted January 13.
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RD
Take a listen to what the Beatles were up to 40 years ago today. They rehearse some of George's songs and perform a killer version of "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window." Episode details can be found at http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/.
Here's another look at the Beatles' Let It Be sessions. Today is the 40th anniversary of their 7 Jan 1969 session. We will discuss and listen to that session in detail. Visit http://rockandrollscience.wordpress.com/ for more information.
Shine on
Today we'll take a listen to the Beatles' rehearsals on January 6, 1969. We will check out the development of several songs that ended up on Let It Be and Abbey Road. Paul and George talk about what frustrates them (about each other!)
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Briefly, this is a really cool summary of the Beatles' rehearsal session from January 3, 1969. You'll get to hear what they talked about, rehearsals of songs you should know, and maybe some tunes you have never heard before.
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Here's short look (and listen) to what the Beatles were up to on January 2, 1969.