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Producing The Beatles Welcome to the podcast that explores the untold story behind producer George Martin's revolutionary collaboration with The Beatles.

I'm putting together an episode on Tomorrow Never Knows for the new season and stumbled across this wonderful video that...
18/09/2025

I'm putting together an episode on Tomorrow Never Knows for the new season and stumbled across this wonderful video that recreates the song from scratch, including the loops. As one of the comments says, it's a great bit of musical archeology.

Here's a more detailed 'making of' video showing a little more detail into the process of accurately recreating this absolute class Beatles track. Maybe the...

I realized I needed to finish off the Rubber Soul stereo vocal isolations. Here's I'm Looking Through You. Fifteen down,...
15/06/2025

I realized I needed to finish off the Rubber Soul stereo vocal isolations. Here's I'm Looking Through You. Fifteen down, one to go!

Recorded November 11, 1965, Paul's double tracked vocal split left and right with John's double tracked harmony in the middle. Like most of these Rubber Soul...

If you need a break from current events, here's a preview of what's coming for the next season of Producing The Beatles:...
15/06/2025

If you need a break from current events, here's a preview of what's coming for the next season of Producing The Beatles: Penny Lane stripped down to its essence. When I first started putting together the podcast, this was one of the songs I wanted to examine and technology has finally caught up with my ideas. I can't wait to share this with everyone.

A preview of the new season of the Producing The Beatles podcast, coming soon: Penny Lane stripped down to its bare essentials, just a single piano and Paul'...

13/03/2025

Adding the layers one by one for Hello Goodbye. Come hear this and more tonight at my Producing the Beatles Zoom class through Monmouth University. Due to popular demand we added a few more spots! Link in first comment.

This is a good example of how the Beatles made Sgt Pepper on four-track: lots of tape reductions, piling multiple instru...
09/03/2025

This is a good example of how the Beatles made Sgt Pepper on four-track: lots of tape reductions, piling multiple instruments on individual tracks, as laid out on one of the slides for part 2 of the Producing the Beatles Zoom class I'm teaching Thursday evening. I've managed to isolate every overdub and we'll be walking through the process of making this recording step by step, along with three other Beatles recordings. Since I've had a few requests, we've opened up the registration for people who missed last week. And if you sign up, I'll send a download link for the first class. Registration link in first comment.

More stereo vocals from Rubber Soul, this time with lush backing harmonies behind Paul's solo lead for "Michelle." To he...
04/03/2025

More stereo vocals from Rubber Soul, this time with lush backing harmonies behind Paul's solo lead for "Michelle."

To hear more like this (and those backing vocals isolated) join me this Thursday via Zoom for my class "The Beatles as Harmony Singers." Link in comments.

Two tracks of sublime backing vocals by John, Paul and George wrap Paul's lead vocals in a warm blanket of sound.

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