The Endless Beatles Revelations of 'Get Back'

The Endless Beatles Revelations of 'Get Back'

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Marcus King Sobers Up and Rocks Out

Marcus King is helping revive guitar-rock in country music, while also working on himself. The South Carolina guitar-slinger joins us in the Nashville Now cabin to talk about getting sober (an Ozzy Osbourne quote inspired him), his new album Darling Blue, and the time he was caug ...  Afficher plus

Joe Budden: The Rolling Stone Interview

Joe Budden joins Senior Music Editor Jeff Ihaza for an unfiltered conversation about his evolution from rapper to one of hip-hop’s most influential media voices. As The Joe Budden Podcast enters its tenth year, he opens up about building a network on his own terms, clashing with ...  Afficher plus

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‘The Beatles: Get Back’ and Our Fab 5 Beatles Albums
The Big Picture

The weekend delivered a bountiful feast for Beatles fans: Peter Jackson’s epic, revelatory eight-hour ‘Get Back’ documentary series on Disney+. Amanda and Sean talk about the film today and their favorite Beatles albums (1:00). Then, Sean is joined by Penny Lane, whose film ‘List ...  Afficher plus

The Beatles "Get Back" Episode, Featuring Michael Cartellone
The Jay Jay French Connection: Beyond the Music

Every Beatles fanatic has been talking about it - the new documentary "Get Back," directed by Peter Jackson. The 3 part documentary contains unseen footage of the iconic group (distilled from 60+ hours that Jackson had exclusive access to), & showcases their writing & rehearsing ...  Afficher plus

“Freedom! ’90”—George Michael
60 Songs That Explain the '90s

Rob looks back at the top five songs that make him still feel like a 6-year-old, before turning his attention to the great George Michael. Along the way, Rob highlights a letter written to Michael from Frank Sinatra with his best dramatic reading. Later, Rob is joined by Rob Tann ...  Afficher plus

“Birdhouse in Your Soul”—They Might Be Giants
60 Songs That Explain the '90s

In a very special 100th episode, Rob looks back at the records his parents played downstairs when he was supposed to be sleeping. Oh, and of course he dedicates a significant amount of time praising the band that unlocked 90 percent of his then-12-year-old identity, They Might Be ...  Afficher plus