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

The Eggpots take a jaunty stroll through Pepperland,

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

I'm joined by an actor, a musician who's worked with everyone, basically, from Pink Floyd,

Roxy Music, Madonna and Michael Jackson, to Iggy Pop, Robbie Robertson, the Smiths and

Kirsty McCall, among many more. And he's also a podcaster on the brilliant rock-on-terres podcast

with Gary Kemp. It's Guy Pratt. Hello. Hello. How are you? I'm all right. I'm

all right. No, but it's an honour. I've got a, um, all my, my, my sort of more

beatily friends have said, oh man, no, this is the one. This, this is the Beatles podcast. You should,

I mean, because you really, you kind of really should get Gary, so because Gary is going

through such a Beatles fanboy thing at the moment. Oh, see? Yeah, he really is. Oh, brilliant. Yeah. Okay. Well, if you could put in a word.

I will, absolutely.

Well, he's doing a Beatles thing for Sirius FM today.

Oh, is he?

Yeah, yeah, because he said, and I didn't know if I could detect anything in his voice.

It was like, I see you're doing a Beatles podcast tomorrow.

Oh, did you?

I must say, you've been keeping this entertained throughout much of lockdown. So we've had your

YouTube lockdown licks. Oh yeah. Yeah. Oh, thank you. Yeah, I haven't done one of those for ages,

actually. I probably should. The funny thing is, is that I ask people for requests and then people

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