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Ah! Hello and welcome to I am the Eggpot with me Chris Shaw.

The Eggpots take a jaunty stroll through Peppeland, discussing the Beatles

and solo Beatle albums with a potpourri of delicious guests. In this episode, we are actually in Peppeland,

and so it's welcome to author, writer, and host of the excellent nostalgia podcast, Looks

Some Familiar, Tim Worthington.

Hi, Chris.

Hello, how are you?

I'm okay. I'm really looking forward to talking about this album, and you have preempted.

I was going to jump on that. We are literally taking the stroll through Peppeland joke,

so well done, you beat me to it.

Premature is my middle name.

Before we get on to the album, when did you actually first discover the Beatles?

Well, it's an interesting thing because obviously I'm from Liverpool and to this day,

there were reminders of the Beatles all around.

But it's a quite an interesting story really, because obviously when it was very young i mean i remember loving the beatles cartoon when i may even be before i started school when i tv used to put them on

just after the i think it was after the midday news bulletin and i love that i remember my

parents still had a couple of i mean i think I think for obvious reasons, you know, starting

family, so on, they bailed on popular culture pretty early, but they had a hard day's night.

And a couple of the early Beatles albums knocking around.

And you heard it everywhere.

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