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Jan 11, 2019 39 min

Ep 301 - The Beatles, Bay City Rollers

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We kick off Season 3 with the The Beatles! Lennon & McCartney talk songwriting. George talks about meeting Ringo for the first time. And John talks about those crazy “Paul Is Dead” rumours. And we have some hilarious (and somewhat shocking) audio of a different type of mania... from the day in 1976 that the Bay City Rollers came to one Canadian city and just about turned it upside down. Plus Cool Song Facts – including the very last song The Beatles recorded together.

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We kick off Season 3 with the The Beatles! Lennon & McCartney talk songwriting. George talks about meeting Ringo for the first time. And John talks about those crazy “Paul Is Dead” rumours. And we have some hilarious (and somewhat shocking)...

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