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When They Was Fab: Electric Arguments About the Beatles

When They Was Fab: Electric Arguments About the Beatles

By: Ed Chen and Jon Stone Lonnie Pena Martin Quibell
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Talk, more talk, chat, more chat - We’re happy to do it for you (Beatles)Copyright 2015 Ed Chen. All rights reserved. Music
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  • 2025.38 Hari, Oates ... and Idle?
    Sep 22 2025

    Lots of funny costumes this month, as George, Eric, Neil, the Splinter Boys, Hall and Oates all hang out together. They are joined by Macca, Spinal Tap, news concerning Paul's additional tour dates, Ringo talking about Mae West (but not her sweaty vest), and others!

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    1 hr and 25 mins
  • 2025.37 Splinter, Larry Hosford, Legs Larry Smith, Tom Scott, George Harrison ... and Wings?
    Sep 14 2025

    The next disc in "Looney" turns into a discussion of the "Wings Anthology". We talk, clips of Paul (and friends) covering many of the songs on the LP, and chat concerning John and Paul in the seventies. We do finally get to "George and..." (it will be completed next week), as we talk about songs George guests on from Splinter (their second album, including ... a bit of Japanese), Tom Scott, "Legs" Larry Smith, and his namesake Larry Hosford. A Paul and George week, with some John and Ringo too! #madeonzencastr.

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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • 2025.36 Lennon Acoustic
    Sep 7 2025

    Martin and I go back a bit more than twenty years to a time before Superdeluxe Editions, when the Lennon estate was uncertain of the best way to proceed. Their decision? An album called "Acoustic." Part "Unplugged", part "Live", part "Unreleased" Unfortunately, too much of it felt like "Sampler for the Lennon Anthology we just released." Has time helped, hurt, or not changed the reputation, feel and listen-ability of this release. We give it a spin and let you know what we think!

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    1 hr and 17 mins
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