Ep 410 - George Harrison, Blue Rodeo, more song stories!

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          In our Season 4 finale, we have incredible archival interview clips from George Harrison – talking about the history of The Beatles, while he was still in the group! He discusses the early days and what he liked and disliked about The White Album. He also talks about the just-completed Abbey Road, which contained some of his best work.  A guaranteed mind-blower for Fab Four Fans!  We also have a 2002 interview with Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor from Blue Rodeo.  Greg & Jim talk about the value of hit singles, how they have endured through musical fads and why they absolutely love touring!           Plus we have amazing the stories behind three big hits from the ‘70s!

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