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Thanks Guys! very interesting discussion and I look forward to vol 2 1974-1980ish

Peter Jackson is a brilliant Man take the junk and turn it into a masterpiece the Beatles were lucky to have him edit the film

When the Beatles had their weekly B.B.C. Radio Show in early 1963. In each 1/2 hour episode they would have a special guest. For one episode Frank Ifield was that weeks guest. Great interview. Cheers, Chris Perry.

Love this episode ! Thank you ! 🌟

Bjork's Fool On The Hill in Icelandic (as an 11 year old) Anything from The Rutles: All You Need is Cash OR The Rutles Anthology for comedy and Corinne Bailey Rae Blackbird (with Herbie Hancock at Paul McCartney's Gershwin Prize at The White House - one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard) ruclips.net/video/FKt6UoX-zak/видео.html

WALRUS. WHY????????????????

Beatles will always be remembered as the Greatest band ever along with Dylan as far as social relevance , but there will be more Grateful Dead music played by bands for a hundred years going forward---interesting

Loved the interview!!

Class act, and sharp as ever. Hope I'm as good at remember things from 50+ years ago as he is at 84.

41:31 I thought there was an original cut that was rejected by three of the Beatles because there was too much focus on John and Yoko.

Kenny Michaels news segment was edited heavily out That was against his specific instructions. Why?

Awesome interview! 😃 I've shared this on Facebook, Twitter and my Community.

Thank you Beatles and thank you gentlemen. Great information as always.

Hey Ken, Allan, Darren... A particular great show. So, from what Michael Lindsay-Hogg said, it sounds like there's tons of footage from the Hey Jude filming session. I'm wondering then, does all of it still exist and if it's worthy of release? I believe he said they filmed five takes of Hey Jude and that they performed some oldies. This has potential of being a awesome release, audio and video. Take care

Nice interview with Lindsay- Hogg Also loved the short Beatles news segment Not 20 minutes long!!!!!!!

Awesome interview, thank you !

Wow, so informative! About the Hey Jude video shoot ...

Another fantastic show! You guys always bring the best interviews!

I think they went into 1969 feet running simply because Paul already had new songs and the Beatles were his outlet for them. They had their Christmas break and I’m sure Paul was anxious to keep things going. As far as the “argument” in Let It Be, yes it wasn’t a big deal but you could tell it wasn’t the first time George was getting annoyed with Paul. Paul brings up Hey Jude but just as an example. There has to be more times because Paul is saying you always think I’m out to get you and I’m not. And George at one point responds you don’t annoy me anymore Paul. And we know in Get Back when the scene continues Paul is basically saying I don’t like being the boss. So while the scene itself in Let It Be was overblown, it was a symptom of a larger issue for George

Great information as always, thank you gentlemen. And, as always, thank you Beatles.

So who's going to spring for the Mind Games Ultimate Box Set for $1350?!?..not me!....:)

Thank you gentlemen, great information as always.

2:40:28 - George? Sound more like John to me.

So this is interesting, I just checked John’s store for the super duper deluxe box of Mind Games and it’s still available in the USA. It no longer has a countdown of available units. It looks like Universal is exceeding that 1100 number.

I think a good title for Ringo’s upcoming country album would be Ringo The Kid.

Just a thought but I think the reason they didn’t touch the white album songs for let it be. Was because of the record deal Brian Epstein had made back in 1967 that stipulated 70 new tracks I think ? George Martin felt the reason the white album was a double was because the Beatles were trying to get out of the EMI contract by producing as many tracks as possible. Perhaps Paul sold the project to the others by saying if it’s all new stuff we will be closer to getting out of that record deal ?

I know it's a dark subject, but would you guys consider interviewing David Whelan, or at least discussing his book on John's murder? At minimum, his research is highly fascinating.

I remember that there was a different version of Two of Us. Paul did not play the intro the way that it ended up on the album. I’m positive that when, in the movie, it’s a staged scene like they are making a video…Paul leaves a note out of each bar in the intro. Then by the end of the movie Paul plays it like the record. So, like Allan said it’s not the original release. I for one liked the original movie print better, it’s was a bad movie that should have been shelved, so the grainy aspect makes it appropriate. I do appreciate the remixing on the sound of course and who wouldn’t. You know it was a debacle when it came out and in my opinion it still is. They should have put a DVD of it in the Super Deluxe release which would have been much better than releasing it after Get Back. I mean when you break it down, the only thing to like about it is the remaster of sound and vision. I bought LIB when I was six in 1970 when it came out and I loved the album. I prefer the LIB album release much better than the single version. That guitar solo was killer, it made that song powerful. The single version with the organ starting the solo break really felt like a let down. I prefer the version of Across the Universe better than any other version it. I know most people don’t feel that way. As far as the Mind Games release goes or any other Beatles or Solo Beatles thing goes there shouldn’t be anything that is limited. I mean they should make enough for everyone instead of catering to the Discogs/ EBay generation. They should make enough free r the demand. YES I TOO WISH THAT LEGACY PART TWO NEEDS TO COME OUT NOW!!!!!!

The lady Adrian donofreo and her family were very upset about McCartneys video. She died in 1992 and it’s absolutely a travesty that he called out a dead woman. Should have done his research and not brought bad memories for family. Really bad move. Lousy pr too. Mark lewisohn said she became a monkees fan in 1966

The pro McCartney bias on this pod cast is transparent and needs to be curtailed. There’s a lot of anti Lennon hate that always come across. Stop being McCartney apologists

It’s madness to hold McCartney legacy until December. Why does Allan kozinn and his publishers not release it now ? It’s ridiculous Mind games is an underrated gem. Almost as good as ringo and band on the run. Out of the blue is underrated. A lot of negativity on Lennon output. 1985 and no words are bottom of barrel tracks. Intuition and only people are superior tracks

The shaker (played by George Martin?) is audible (left channel) on the track, though I can't say whether you guys are right/wrong about which film source was used.

My understanding is that unreleased songs will be on the Mind Games box set, but as hidden tracks.

The thoughts of LIB being a movie that the Beatles called sad, the breakup of the band, etc., is like what John said about Pepper being a concept album. “It worked because we “said” it worked.” So “LIB was “sad,” because they said it was.

You have a good show but need to shorten Ken Womack’s news segment 35 minutes of stuff that really doesn’t belong on a Let It Be discussion and barely relevant ton a Beatles stream

@1:24:09 THAT PRICE! 😂 (priced nicely at $106 on import cds website)

41:13 As Allan says the original film came out at the time of the breakup followed by the Lennon Rolling Stone interview where he says he cried when watching it. So it was seen as depicting a band in terminal crisis and hence depressing. Paul then cited Klein's interference in the recording of Long and Winding Road in the court case although this was long after filming. I read also in the nineties somewhere that Ringo had looked at the Let it Be material and found it too depressing. So Let it Be always had a bad feeling about it. However as Allan points out the real tension in the band really got going during Abbey Road and viewed today the Let it Be and Get Back films are quite upbeat, depicting a band remarkably cohesive after so many years together.

all 9 Luminate Mind Games Mixes are all on RUclips already if your interested

Oh please remix Free as a Bird and Real Love using MAL and the original John Lennon tapes. I have been wanting that ever since I heard Now and Then.

Thank you for letter Peter talk and not interrupting. We got so much as a result. Modern TV interviewing is a disaster in comparison. And a big thank you to Peter for one of the most fascinating and in-depth pieces on the band in years.

John shaped up for Mr.Klein not for the Beatles at Apple, probably. Thanks for the review.

Little Lamb Dragonfly is a masterpiece, sublime. Always felt John was the dragonfly! So beautiful. Thank you for noticing and acknowledging this song. Love Within Without You.

Oops, I'm a Rolling Stones fan.

One overlooked great intro, IMO, would be "Revolution 9." I mean, who hasn't been entranced by the repeating "Number 9"?

If one isolates the center channel of the 5.1 mix of "It's All Too Much" on the Yellow Submarine DVD or blu-ray, it sounds to me like George is saying "To your muff". However, this wouldn't be a reference to the Big Muff distortion pedal, as it hadn't been invented yet. I don't know what he might have meant by this.

Thank goodness for Allan saving this show. Paperback Writer and WMGGW have the best intros! 😊 Honorable mentions for me going to Eleanor Rigby and What You’re Doing

Well I heard February Sky only so far …I think I would prefer to hear LINDA PERRY sing it! It sounds like kind of a quality song. Musically it sounds to me like MOST modern recordings in that it does not have a feel of musicians playing in a room…because it’s not! The arrangement always sounds cut and paste in that there is perfection in the licks and harmonies but for me it is a tacked on , almost a “demo” feel even with all the high tech..it just does not “breathe” . Ringo’s voice on this song anyway are not a perfect match😁..but I guess I should hear the other tunes.

To answer the question Ken asked Darren- Yes I do have a higher affection for Ringo songs that he wrote with others or by himself than songs someone writes for him. I have the same view for every singer. That’s why Time is one of my favorite 😍 Ringo songs. Those lyrics say so much about him and what he went through in life. Those are the kind of songs I look 👀 for from a singer songwriter.

I think Ringo’s new ep is a disjointed mess. He needs to stick with collaborators who are more in his wheelhouse. I do like the zoetrope albums.

I thought what John was saying in the beginning intro of IATM was “To your mother” Lol, don’t know why.