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157: In the Studio; 1967 (The Ben and Jerry Show)
Publisher |
Parading Press
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Bands
Music
The Beatles
Categories Via RSS |
History
Music
Publication Date |
Jan 24, 2019
Episode Duration |
01:35:59

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It’s the return of Jerry Hammack – creator of the Beatles Recording Reference Manual series. Volume 3, covering the end of 1966 (“Strawberry Fields Forever”) through the whole of Sgt. Pepper (plus Magical Mystery Tour) has just been published. Producer Ben Rowling and I discuss the high level of studio innovation that typified the post-touring era, and though we didn’t get to Magical Mystery Tour in this conversation (part two to come), we did discuss elements of their work habits through the White Album, Let It Be and Abbey Road. (Plus, Jerry tips his hand as to what’s next…)

Check out Jerry’s work here

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It’s the return of Jerry Hammack – creator of the Beatles Recording Reference Manual series. Volume 3, covering the end of 1966 (“Strawberry Fields Forever”) through the whole of Sgt. Pepper (plus Magical Mystery Tour) has just been published. Producer Ben Rowling and I discuss the high level of studio innovation that typified the post-touring era, and though we didn’t get to Magical Mystery Tour in this conversation (part two to come), we did discuss elements of their work habits through the White Album, Let It Be and Abbey Road. (Plus, Jerry tips his hand as to what’s next…)

Check out Jerry’s work here

Twitter Facebook

The post 157: In the Studio; 1967 (The Ben and Jerry Show) appeared first on Something About The Beatles.

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