Today’s studio-blog is the final part of the story of AIR Street Oxford Street.
An 80’s band from both sides of the Atlantic; a sublime cover-version and a singer from the East End beloved by Frank Sinatra.
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The fifth Beatle, a lucky single about Holiday Inns and a British band who were big in America.
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Today’s studio-blog is the first part of the story of AIR Oxford Street.
A plywood desk, a painter, The Beatles and a double tragedy.
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Episode 61 of my London Studio-blog is about Apple Studio.
https://willyoumeetmeonclareisland.wordpress.com/2022/11/04/the-studios-of-london-apple-studio/
Recording Sgt Pepper’s
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Unpublished Conversations with George Martin, Geoff Emerick, and Ken Townsend…
George Martin: Maximum Volume 1926-1966
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First instalment of a massive, two-part biog of Sir G is out at the start of September. The chaps at the “Something About The Beatles” podcast have a chat with author Kenneth Womack in this week’s edition.
http://somethingaboutthebeatles.com/117-george-martin-maximum-volume/
Is this funny?
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With the death of George Martin the Peter Sellers’ version of A Hard Day’s Night has once more come to the fore.
I, unfortunately, heard it on Desert Island Discs for the first time ages fairly recently. One of Hugh Bonneville’s choices.
Neither my wife nor I find it remotely amusing. We never have. The thought of it as a DID is bewildering. Does anyone really find it funny? It was slightly clever, but always shite. IMHO.
