The Beatles Now & Then - Double Fantasy Outtakes & Alternates

The Beatles:Now & Then Premiere Episode - The Decca Auditions

After 2 years I feel that I need to repost the original episode of my short-lived podcast series 'The Beatles: Now & Then - The Decca Auditions'. You get facts about the January 1st, 1962 Decca Auditions and the songs that they performed. You be the judge. Were these 'The Beatles' that we know and love or was Decca correct in not signing them? Let me know in your comments! Nowhere Man (Robert Barnes) March 18, 2012

The Beatles Now & Then - John's I's

In this episode we will hear 12 John Lennon songs that are his 'I' songs. Not the eyes that John used to give us his unique view of the world around him, but his I's as in 'I Feel Fine', 'I Am The Walrus' & 'I Should Have Known Better'. Amazingly enough, 8 of these 12 songs were written and recorded in 1964 with the last 4 songs being recorded 1 per year from 1966 to 1969. John was a very personal and introspective song writer and listening to these songs gives us insight into what was going on in his head (and life) more than in his interviews. Here's the lineup: 1. If I Fell 2. I Should Have Known Better 3. I Call Your Name 4. I'll Be Back 5. I'll Cry Instead 6. I'm A Loser 7. I Don't Want To Spoil The Party 8. I Feel Fine 9. I'm Only Sleeping 10. I Am The Walrus 11. I'm So Tired 12. I Want You (She's So Heavy)

The Beatles Now & Then - Double Fantasy Outtakes & Alternates

In this week's episode of The Beatles:Now & Then I bring you some songs from John Lennon's Double Fantasy Sessions from 1980. Some of the songs in todays episode have been edited (by myself) to progress from the demos through to a more familiar sounding mix that is yet different from the released versions. (My edits are not even close to what Geoff Emerick could do, but I'm on a $0 budget.) Also included is an outtake of an unreleased cover of John performing 'Dream Lover/Stay' medley live in the studio and a working version of John & Yoko's Happy X-Mas (War Is Over) without the Harlem Children's Choir and an alternate take of (Imagine). Here's the track list for this week's episode: 1. Dream Love/Stay 2. Woman 3. Dear Yoko 4. Watching The Wheels 5. Beautiful Boy 6. (Just Like) Starting Over 7. I Am The Walrus (Parody) 8. Happy X-Mas (War Is Over) 9. Imagine

The Beatles: Now & Then - Nowhere Man's Fave Fab Tracks

This weeks podcast contains 18, yes 18, fun-filled, toe-tappin', head-shakin' Beatles tunes direct from the 1960's and delivered straight to your auditory receivers via computer enabled, music playing, non-transistorized internet signals! That's right, Beatles Friends, no clicks or pops, no scratches, no records to flip and no more adjusting that antenna to try to find the 'Sweet Spot'! This week I hand deliver 'Nowhere Man's Fave Fab Tracks', a collection of the best tracks that Nowhere Man himself deemed suitable to call 'His Favorites' after exhaustively listening to every Beatles Track on Every Beatles Album (CD) until he answered every question with 'Yeah, Yeah, Yeah'! Here's the Lineup: 1 Nowhere Man 2 Devil In Her Heart 3 Eight Day's A Week (Anthology Version) 4 Drive My Car/The Word/ What You're Doing 5 Get Back (Love Version) 6 Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey 7 If I Fell 8 What You're Doing 9 You Won't See Me 10 And Your Bird Can Sing 11 Real Love 12 Happiness Is A Warm Gun 13 I Will 14 I Should Have Known Better 15 I Feel Fine 16 It Won't Be Long 17 In My Life 18 Twist & Shout Whew!!!! I'm taking a break! Until next week my friends, Thank you!!!

The Beatles Now & Then - Beatles Love Troubles

This is Episode 12 of The Beatles: Now & Then Podcast and this week we take a look at the Beatles Love Troubles with 16 tracks Of girl troubles. The tracks are as follows: 1. No Reply 2. I Need You 3. I'm Looking Through You 4. Chains 5. I'm A Loser 6. I Call Your Name 7. It's only Love 8. The Night Before 9. We Can Work It Out 10. Honey Don't 11. This Boy 12. You Won't See Me 13. For No One 14. You Can't Do That 15. I'll Cry Instead 16. I'll Be Back