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About this episode
This episode explores the intense work schedule of The Beatles on March 5, 1963, highlighting their journey from school boys to a major entertainment phenomenon.
When you read the biographies of John, Paul, George and Ringo, it's very obvious how hard they worked to progress from 4 school boys playing music for fun, to becoming the entertainment phenomenon of the 20th Century. This work ethic did not stop when fame came. In fact with everyone wanting a piece of them, record company, Television, radio, journalists, fans. There daily schedule exploded. In this weeks episode we take a deep dive into 5th March 1963. A day of photoshoots and recording sessions. Welcome to episode 49 of Fixing A Hole. The Beatles podcast you didn't know you needed. An extended version of this podcast is available from our Patreon site: http://patreon.com/fixingahole You can contact Paul and Mark via: Email: info@fixingahole.co.uk Facebook DM: Search Fixing A Hole The Beatles Podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61562724166069 All previous episodes are available via all major podcast platforms, or our website: http://fixingahole.transistor.fm and YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@fixingahole62_70 Fixing A Hole is a 1386 Audio production https://www.1386audio.com
People in this episode
Hosts: Paul Humbley, Mark Wakely
Topics covered
- The Beatles
- work ethic
- music history
- recording sessions
- biographies
Keywords
- The Beatles
- work ethic
- March 5 1963
- recording sessions
- biographies
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