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In this chapter of the Fab Four Chronicles you’ll hear some of the classics. Hear about the early days when the fellows didn’t even have an audience at the earlier venues. The “Liverpool Sound” label that the gents were given. Have a groovy week. Don’t forget to send us feedback and let us know if you are enjoying the Fab Four Chronicles. Happy Easter!
In Week Four the boys discuss George Martin and the first demos recorded with him. Jerry and the Pacemakers first hit song "How do you do it" that George wanted them to record. The first 50 songs that John and Paul wrote and the only one that made the cut. Listen to an early recording of Saw her standing there – this one includes a harmonica. And a unique recording session from the early days.
This is a special mid-week Fab Four Chronicles Podcast. I've scoured the audio library at thebeatlesplace.com and found a rare recording of the first interview the Beatles ever did in London. We hope you all enjoy and thanks for subscribing to the Fab Four Chronicles. If you have any comments or suggestions please let us know. And if you have anyone that might be interested in subscribing to our feed send them along our feed address. We really want to see how our servers can handle the increased bandwith.
