Episode #25 – ‘Help! - The Beatles’ Seminal Pop/Pot Movie’

Episode #26 - 'Some Other Guys – The Beatlesque Recordings'

There have been fakers and imitators, tributes and rip-offs, but no one sounds like The Beatles on record—including the ex-Beatles....

The Fab Four’s second film, shot in vivid colour, captured a very different group demeanor to that in A Hard Day’s Night. For that first...

Episode #24 – ‘Walking on Thin Ice – Did Yoko Really Help to Break Up The Beatles?’

50 years after The Beatles’ demise, Yoko Ono is still portrayed online and by the media as the quintessential witch who broke up a famous...

Episode #23 - 'Crying, Waiting, Hoping - The Beatles' Decca Audition'

The music, the inspirations, the motivations, the performances, the reservations, the fallout... as well as the cloak-and-dagger story...

Episode #22 – ‘Leaving the Material World – The Last Years of George Harrison’

Physically fighting cancer and a crazed attacker while mentally preparing for his transition to the next phase of his spiritual journey, the...

Episode #21 – ‘When They Was Fab – The Beatles on TV 1962-1966’

Charming, funny, provocative, hugely talented and already seasoned stage professionals—The Beatles were perfect for television during an...

Episode #20 – ‘Out of My Head – McCartney’s Maneuvers Through His Post-Beatles Depression’

“I exhibited all the classic symptoms of the unemployed, the redundant man,” Paul McCartney recalled in his authorized biography Many...

Episode #19 – ‘Hamburg Spring ’62 – Lennon’s Original Lost Weekend’

Just over a decade before his ‘Lost Weekend’ in L.A., John had a full dress rehearsal during The Beatles’ third stint in Hamburg. It...

Episode #18 – ‘Beatles For Sale – Close to Greatness’

“It's rip-roaring, infectious stuff, with the accent on beat throughout,” wrote Derek Johnson in the New Musical Express. “Beatles For...

Episode #17 – ‘Twickenham Mind Games – George Walks, Yoko Wants a Mic'

What John Lennon described as "the most miserable sessions on earth" were recalled by George Harrison as "the low of all time". Yet, while...

Episode #16 – ‘She Loves You—Anatomy of a Song’

Such was the growing British interest surrounding The Beatles by mid-1963 that, on 1st July, fans gathered outside the EMI Studios on Abbey...

Episode #15 – ‘Loving The Beatles’

How, when and where did our passion for the Fab Four first get ignited? What form did it take and how has it evolved, personally and...

Episode #14 – ‘Isn't It a Pity - The Beatles' Unrealized Album’.

During a taped business meeting attended by three Beatles and Neil Aspinall while Ringo was away - likely in mid-September ‘69, a month...

Episode #13 – ‘Multicoloured Mirrors – The Beatles Christmas Records’

At the suggestion of press officer Tony Barrow, The Beatles ended their first year of national fame by thanking the members of their UK fan...

Episode #12: ‘'The Lennon and McCartney White Albums' (live at Monmouth University)

This is a new phase STTS episode… Essential to the concept of the ‘International White Album Symposium’ at Monmouth University, New...

Episode #11: ‘White Heaven – Reviewing The Beatles Super Deluxe 50th Anniversary Edition’

A remixed White Album, the complete stereo Esher Demos, a wide array of high-quality, previously unheard outtakes… and the album in 5.1...

Episode #10: ‘Geoff Emerick – Channeling The Beatles’ Creativity’

A tribute to the recording engineer whose in-studio innovations helped shape The Beatles’ sound—and alter the course of popular...

Episode #9: ‘The Beatles – Politically (In)Correct’

The cripple impersonations, the Nazi salutes, the MBEs (received and returned), the groupies, the ‘Butcher cover’, the ‘bigger than...

Episode #8: ‘The Beatles’ Superstarr Drummer’

Rock-solid and understated, subtle yet ballsy, inventive and full of feel—these are just some of the descriptions that have been applied...

Episode #7: ‘Jesus and the Mob – The Beatles in the Windy City’

The Beatles played five shows in Chicago between 1964 and 1966—more than any other American city—and there was no little drama: from the...