Episode Details

We mark 60 years since The Beatles’ last tour stop at Candlestick Park, then trace how each Beatle handles touring after the band stops hitting the road. We also bounce through rock news, record-club nostalgia, and a few personal music picks that connect the past to what we still listen to now. 
• The Beatles’ 1966 Candlestick Park San Francisco, CA
• The rooftop performance at Apple Corps as a different kind of “show” 
• Post-Beatles touring paths for Paul, George, Ringo, and John 
• Revolver highlights, studio risks, and song-by-song facts 
• Capitol Records track cuts and the “Yesterday and Today” butcher cover story 
• Richie Blackmore’s one-song Deep Purple return and why “Smoke on the Water” endures 
• Remembering ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard and the MTV era impact 
• Minute with Jimmy pick: Skegss “New York, California” 
• Elvis “Don’t Be Cruel” and “Hound Dog” jukebox stats as a snapshot of 1956 
• Quick recommendations: Tom Petty “Walls” and Camper Van Beethoven self-titled third album

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