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“I enjoyed your podcast and review but some corrections. Paul is playing bass on She Said She Said. It’s in the book that accompanies the box set and is specifically addressed. And on the song You’re Gonna Lose that Girl, Paul sings harmony with George while John sings lead. It’s even in the movie. Finally, in the book Paul says he was thinking of Pet Sounds when he wrote Here, There and Everywhere, and thinking of Marianne Faithful’s vocal style when he sang it.”
Called himself Dan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/27/22
More reviews of Rolling Stone Music Now
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“I love Rock and Roll, so naturally I assumed I'd enjoy Rock and Roll podcasts. But I didn't: Most are recorded by guys that don't know how to speak, for people who don't know how to listen. When I saw Rolling Stone had a podcast I assumed the worst. Once standard bearer for the...”Read full review »
bongothewonderchimp via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/23/19
“The people seem nice and passionate about music, but this is another podcast "like-sortof-kindof" plague victim. Hard to justify allotting just 5 seconds per song sample while allowing such a flood of adolescent hipster affectations to ear-wade through each episode. Conversational...”Read full review »
wjhn via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/22/19
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“If you are a real music fan then this is the podcast you need.”
hunglowman via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/02/16
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