9: Give My Regards To Broad Street: Iain Lee

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Arts, Performing Arts, Music, Music Commentary

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🗓️ 14 October 2018

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Broadcaster, writer and one half of 7A Records, Iain Lee, discusses Paul McCartney's Give My Regards to Broad Street with Chris Shaw

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0:00.0	One, two, three, four.
0:04.0	Yeah.
0:05.0	Yeah. Hello and welcome to another episode of I am the Egg Pod hosted by me, Chris Shaw.
0:37.1	The Eggpods take a jaunty stroll
0:38.7	through Pepperland, discussing the Beatles and solo Beatle albums with a popery of delicious guests.
0:44.5	In this episode, I'm joined by broadcaster, writer, one half of 7A records, and massive Beatles fan, Ian Lee.
0:54.5	Oh no, I hate the Beatles, Chris, and the Monkeys fan.
0:56.9	You've got me confused.
0:57.5	And you know the rivalry.
0:59.1	Oh, dear.
0:59.6	A rivalry, which in the 80s in my house, sorry, I let you finish the introduction in a second,
1:03.7	it still existed because my sister was a huge Beatles fan.
1:06.4	I was a huge Monkeys fan.
1:07.8	It was like 1967 all over again.
1:09.7	Really?
1:10.0	Yeah. Did she win over the instruments arguments?
1:13.3	Yeah, she did. She did. No, I love the... Who... I always feel sorry for people that don't like
1:20.4	the Beatles because there's a huge gap in their lives, you know, and some people go, oh, I don't know the Beatles.
1:26.8	How can you not like the Beatles?
1:28.1	Okay, so you don't like Sergeant Pepper?
1:29.5	All right, what about the early rock and roll stuff?
1:32.4	Don't like that?
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