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Yesterday and Today
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The yesterday and today podcast is a fan-made, not for profit, just for fun compilation of chronological source materials as they pertain to the Beatles. This show is in no way affiliated with Apple Corps, nor any organization connected to John, Paul, George or Ringo in any way... though we do consider ourselves premiere members of the Bungalow Bill fun club. So kick back, turn off your mind, relax and download the stream...we hope you will enjoy the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Beatles ’93 pt7
2w ago01:14:31Tap to summarizeGeorge Harrison meets the Simpsons!
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Jun 2201:22:25Tap to summarizePaul on tour, Ringo at Montreux and George at Abbey Road in 1993.
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May 2501:23:43Tap to summarizeJune 1993 at Giants Stadium
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May 901:19:00Tap to summarizeThe New World Tour Rolls On!
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Apr 1201:20:34Tap to summarizeThe New World Tour and Ringo Starr Going Home
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Mar 1401:20:40Tap to summarizeA New World Tour for Paul McCartney and the Band!
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Feb 2701:30:35Tap to summarizeOff the Ground!
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Feb 801:18:30Tap to summarizeMeeting Paul McCartney at the Ed Sullivan Theater!
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Jan 1701:17:20Tap to summarizeYouth, Arsenio and a Century Award
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Dec 2201:23:31Tap to summarizeIt's the fall of 1992 and somehow, someway, George Harrison is back on the concert stage. After so many years without live performance, the last few years of George's musical life brought the prospect of a wider world tour closer and closer, albeit this time a one-off show celebrating the music of Bob Dylan. With Ringo Starr's second All Star Band tour a rousing success the world over, and new music aplenty, the 90s seemed poised to offer the biggest excitement of post-Beatles activity yet - and the best was only to come...
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