With guests Graham Gouldman, Ron Romero and Alan Paul

Welcome to my latest podcast which focused on British Rock, a fantastic and enjoyable topic covering a variety of British artists. We delved into the works of Richard Houghton, discussing his books on the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Faces, Cream, and his most recent publication, 'The Guitar Has Seconds To Live: A People’s History of The Who.' We also explored Gered Mankowitz's captivating photography of iconic figures such as the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Jimi Hendrix, Small Faces, The Yardbirds, Chad and Jeremy, among others. Additionally, we had Glenn Mitchell share his experiences of performing Beatles tributes with the Cavernites, as well as recounting his memories of the Beatles and other seminal British artists.

Join us as we dive into a musical celebration of the Fab Four, featuring an array of their greatest hits alongside select solo tracks by John, Paul, George, and Ringo. This episode marks the 60th Anniversary of the Beatles' iconic visit to the US, a pivotal moment that forever changed the landscape of music. In this special episode, we're honored to host three distinguished guests: Bob Kealing, who brings to light the Beatles' adventures in Florida, including their historic second appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in Miami Beach and their unforgettable performance at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville; Gary Astridge, who delves into the world of Ringo Starr with his latest book, 'Beats & Threads,' offering a unique glimpse into Ringo's drum kits and fashion choices; and May Pang, who shares her intimate perspective on John Lennon's 'Lost Weekend,' along with her exclusive photo gallery and insights into the film documenting this fascinating period. We're grateful to each guest for sharing their stories and insights, contributing to an episode brimming with nostalgia, music, and memories. Tune in now to experience the enduring legacy of the Beatles through captivating tales and tunes.