A few minutes from 'Buskin with The Beatles #94 - Anarchic Humour: The Beatles and The Goons Pt. 2' with Peter Sellers biographer and classic British radio comedy expert Mark Cousins.

From the episode 'Anarchic Humour: The Beatles and The Goons Pt. 1'.

A few minutes from the episode 'Beatles on TV Pt. 3, 1964'.

From the episode 'Beatles on TV Pt. 2, Oct - Dec 1963'.

Featuring rare audio captured by astute viewers.

From the episode 'May Pang, Loving John 2024 Pt. 2'.© Richard Buskin

A few minutes from the episode 'May Pang, Loving John 2024 Pt. 1'.

With special guest Craig Bartock.© Richard Buskin.

From 'Buskin with The Beatles #83 - DC, Carnegie and Miami' with guest Erik Taros.

From the episode 'Rilly Big Shoos: Feb. 9, 1964'.

With Erik Taros

From the episode 'Best of the Bloody Tribal Rites'.

With Craig Bartock

A few minutes from the full-length episode.

From the episode 'Narada Michael Walden - the Artistry and Influence of George Martin and The Beatles'.© Richard Buskin.

Central London, 3rd March, 1987.© Richard Buskin

A few minutes from the episode 'Paul on Lead Guitar Pt. 2' with special guest Craig Bartock.© Richard Buskin

With special guest Craig Bartock.© Richard Buskin

A few minutes from the episode 'The Untold Story of Mal Evans'.

From the episode 'For You Red and Blue'.

With Mark Lewisohn and Allan Kozinn.

A few minutes from the episode 'George on Guitar - The Devil's in the Details' with special guest Craig Bartock.

Featuring writer/director/producer David Leaf.

From the episode 'Threetling with Mark Cunningham'.

A few minutes from the episode 'September '69: Planning New Hits, Then John Quits, Caught on Tape'.This focusses on a couple of meetings, recorded a week apart, just before the release of "Abbey Road". In the first, there's a general agreement that The Beatles will record a new album or at least a Christmas single; in the second, John says he wants a "divorce"."McCartney Legacy" co-author Allan Kozinn and I discuss what's on the tapes and why there was such an about-turn within just seven days.© Richard Buskin

A few minutes from the episode 'Threetling with Mark Cunningham, Pt. 1'.www.patreon.com/BWTB

From the episode 'Quarryman Rod Davis Recalls the Birth of The Beatles (Part 2)'.

A clip from the episode 'Quarryman Rod Davis Recalls the Birth of The Beatles (Part 1)'

A clip from the latest episode with special guest Craig Bartock.

A few minutes from the episode 'Act Naturally - The Beatles on Film' featuring author Steve Matteo. © Richard BuskinFor more info about Steve's book: https://www.amazon.com/Act-Naturally-Beatles-Steve-Matteo/dp/1493059017

A few minutes from the episode 'The McCartney Legacy Pt. 2', featuring author Allan Kozinn.

Here's a clip from the new episode in which Allan Kozinn talks about 'The McCartney Legacy - Volume 1: 1969-73', the gripping, definitive, must-read new book he's co-authored with Adrian Sinclair.https://www.mccartneylegacy.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8zaPoY45IxDZKRMf2Z6VyA

A few minutes from the episode 'Laurie Kaye & Dave Sholin: Interviewing John on his Last Day'.© Richard Buskin.

Here are a few minutes from my chat with guitarist, composer and producer Craig Bartock about Beatles song choruses - including what does or doesn't comprise a chorus. Feel free to air your own opinions on the 'Buskin with The Beatles' Facebook page. And, if you're interested in using Craig as a musical mentor to help with your own compositions and recordings, you can either email him - [email protected] - or check out his website: yourmusicality.com© Richard Buskin

From the episode 'Building Bridges - Beatles Middle Eights Pt. 1' with Heart's lead guitarist Craig Bartock.© Richard Buskin.

From the episode 'Beatles '74: The Most Chaotic, Controversial, Action-Packed Year Among the Ex-Fabs (Pt. 1)', co-hosted with Erik Taros.© Richard Buskin.

From the episode 'Things We Said Today- The 1965 and 1966 U.S. Press Conferences'.© Richard Buskin.

From the new episode, with my 'Beatles Naked' co-host Erik Taros.

From Allan Kozinn's 1995 interview with Derek Taylor for the New York Times.Interview © Allan Kozinn.

From Allan Kozinn's 10/11/95 interview with The Beatles' legendary publicist.© Allan Kozinn.

A few minutes from the first installment of the two-part episode 'Elton and The Beatles', featuring my interview with Elton John superfan Wayne Martin.For the full episode, go to: www.poatreon.com/BWTB

From the Buskin with The Beatles episode 'Fab Four Double Tracking'www.patreon.com/BWTB

Recorded 6th April 1998. Interview © Richard Buskin. To hear the full 43-minute episode: www.patreon.com/BWTB

A few minutes from the 8th ‘Buskin with The Beatles’ episode - ‘Victor Spinetti: The Man Who Could make the Clouds Disappear’ - featuring the first interview I ever conducted, never heard by anyone but me until now. To hear the full show: www.patreon.com/BWTB

Here’s a clip from the 7th ‘Buskin with The Beatles’ episode - ‘The Sounds Behind the Songs’ - featuring Heart’s longtime guitarist Craig Bartock.To hear the full show: www.patreon.com/BWTB

Want to know why Macca suffers for his art by insisting on singing in the original key? Check out this clip from the new BWTB episode, featuring Allan Kozinn's May 2007 NYT interview.Also on the show: David Stark describing how Paul coaches young students at the Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts.* To hear 'Buskin with The Beatles', please subscribe on Patreon: www.patreon.com/BWTB

Here’s a clip from the third BWTB episode, now available on Patreon - with Paul discussing Threetles disagreements during The Beatles Anthology.* To hear 'Buskin with The Beatles', please subscribe on Patreon. *www.patreon.com/BWTB

Here’s a two-minute clip from the second BWTB episode which is now available on Patreon - illustrating what happens when Paul isn’t asked the same old questions.* To hear 'Buskin with The Beatles', please subscribe on Patreon. *www.patreon.com/BWTB

The second of our three review episodes, recorded immediately after Part Two of the Get Back documentary began streaming on the Disney+ channel at three in the morning on November 26, 2021. After George agrees to rejoin the group, there’s a definite improvement in energy, attitude, atmosphere and musicianship—especially after keyboardist Billy Preston joins the fold.