Since September 1992, Let It Be Beatles has broadcast each week all things Beatles from Melbourne, Australia on Stereo 974. As of March 2020 it is now broadcast from WynFM. Graeme Dickenson and his panel keep listeners up to date with news and all manner of fascinating recordings from the Beatles, together and solo.
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Tuesday, June 29, 2021
LIBB P638: 28 June 2021
Show 1331
Panel: Graeme Dickenson, Gary Lally, Sam Barres
Download Or Stream 1331 Live To Air Recording (WynFM)
Top notch program yet again. High points include discussion of the importance of singles and b-sides when buying records as a youth (as it was truthfully pointed out by Graeme no one could afford LPs) and a hilarious discussion about Hootie & The Blowfish of all things. Great to hear the Beatles in Japan and always love a good dig at Rolling Stone magazine. And I'm not doing a tally (Lally?) but I wonder how many consecutive appearances Graeme has referenced "Temporary Secretary." Is there a way to track that? Oh and be sure to not miss Graeme's great line (which was so funny he was tripping over it trying to get it out) about McCartney's lyrics and the rubbish bin. I saw where he was going with it and laughed before the punchline. Tremendous. Thanks again gents!
Interested in Herr Dickenson's appraisal of McCartney's solo career.
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Top notch program yet again. High points include discussion of the importance of singles and b-sides when buying records as a youth (as it was truthfully pointed out by Graeme no one could afford LPs) and a hilarious discussion about Hootie & The Blowfish of all things. Great to hear the Beatles in Japan and always love a good dig at Rolling Stone magazine. And I'm not doing a tally (Lally?) but I wonder how many consecutive appearances Graeme has referenced "Temporary Secretary." Is there a way to track that? Oh and be sure to not miss Graeme's great line (which was so funny he was tripping over it trying to get it out) about McCartney's lyrics and the rubbish bin. I saw where he was going with it and laughed before the punchline. Tremendous. Thanks again gents!
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