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Ah! Hello and welcome to I'm the Eggpot with me Krishaw.

The Eggpods take a jaunty stroll through Pepperland,

discussing the Beatles and Sonobetal albums with a potpoury of delicious guests. In this episode,

I'm joined by journalist, an author of books such as George Harrison behind the locked door,

and most recently Small Hours, The Long Night of John Martin, is Graham Thompson.

Hey Chris, how are you doing? Yeah, I's Graham Thompson. Hey Chris, how you doing?

Yeah, I'm good.

Good.

Your latest book's been in all the music book of the year awards, I see.

You must be pretty happy with that.

I've delighted with that.

Yeah, no, kind of all the end of year.

Well, not all of them, let's be fair.

Most of them, some of them.

The key ones. Yeah, not all of them, let's be fair. Most of them, some of them. The key ones.

Yes. Yes. No, I had a hunch, you know, John Martin. He's such an interesting guy or

an interesting collection of personalities bunched in the one person. And I think musically is so rich,

there's so much going on in his music. People like him, you know, and so I was really gratified to see that it struck a chord to people that book.

You know, and it's a very, quite a raw book.

You know, I wanted to write something that was very honest and true about point this year. So, yeah, no, it's been fun.

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