Fixing A Hole - The Beatles podcast you didn't know you needed

Between their debut single 'Love Me Do' in October 1962 and their final 45, 'Let It Be' in March 1970, The Beatles released 22 original singles. 

Many of these releases featured songs that were unique to the 7" format at the time. Unlike many artists who would struggle to find a song to place on the B-side. The Beatles presented us with an embarrassment of riches, 'Rain', 'I Am The Walrus', 'Revolution' to name a few examples.

They also gifted us with what could be the greatest 7" single of all time, 'Strawberry Fields Forever' / 'Penny Lane'. Which in a first for a UK single came in a beautiful, if fragile picture sleeve. 

In this episode, Mark and I discuss The Beatles 22 original UK EMI singles. Along the way we talk about how they were presented, contact pressings, unreleased singles, export 45's and the fact that EMI actually gave us an official 23 single, back in 1965!

To find out more, tune in to this edition of Fixing A Hole. The Beatles podcast you didn't know you needed. 

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What is Fixing A Hole - The Beatles podcast you didn't know you needed ?

Join Paul Humbley and Mark Wakely for their weekly conversations talking about all things Beatles in the Fixing a Hole podcast.
Paul, a lifelong Beatles obsessive. Mark an ex-London black cab driver, pirate radio DJ and podcast producer have one thing in common. Music, and particularly a love for The Beatles.
They have partnered to bring you weekly themed conversations covering all aspects of John, Paul, George, and Ringo’s careers. Both together as a group or as solo artists. It is Mark’s job to extract the knowledge from Paul’s Beatle brain and stop him when it gets a bit too nerdy!
Join them in this Magical Mystery Tour through the lives of John, Paul, George, and Ringo by listening into Fixing a Hole, The Beatles podcast you didn’t know you needed.