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Welcome to Nothing is Real, a podcast about the Beatles. Everybody thinks they know the Beatles,

but how much do we really know?

My name's Jason Carty.

My name's Stephen Corkroft.

And we're live on tape from Dublin.

We're back.

We're going to talk a little bit more about Sergeant Pepper following on from our first part last week, which we realized was quite a gallop through what was a very busy four and a half

months of recording.

So there's still an awful lot more to talk about and we're going to cover it from a couple of different angles.

But we want to talk about the album and its release and its after life.

When we left it last week, we were at the end of recording,

so the end of March, the start of April,

1967 when they're doing with a little help from my friends

and the second version

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