🎙️ Beatles Rewind: The Moptop Deep Dive You Didn’t Know You Needed

Let’s unpack the world’s most famous band, one glorious, trivia-stuffed episode at a time.

What is Beatles Rewind?

Think you know everything about The Beatles? Think again.

Beatles Rewind is your backstage pass, your mixing console, and your deep-cuts vinyl collection all rolled into one. This isn’t just another podcast rehashing the greatest hits; we grab a magnifying glass, a music theory textbook, and a sense of humor to explore the forgotten chords, the studio chaos, and the bizarre cultural moments surrounding the Fab Four’s biggest songs and most legendary albums.

Here, every day, you’ll find a podcast/essay that dissects all stuff Beatles.

Such as:

• Which passing chord made John Lennon jump out of his seat?

• Why did they sing “She Loves You” in fluent (but phonetically learned) German?

• Which uncredited session player saved a B-side from disaster?

• What did Ringo actually have for breakfast the morning they recorded “Tomorrow Never Knows”? (Okay, we might make that last one up, but the research is solid.)

Our Vibe

We are here to celebrate The Beatles’ genius without taking ourselves—or the music—too seriously. Our approach is informative, respectful, and decidedly lighthearted. Whether you’re a casual fan who just wants to know the story behind “Yesterday” or a devoted music geek who needs to analyze every measure of “Revolution 9,” you’ll find plenty to rewind and enjoy.

This is history, musical analysis, and low-stakes comedy, all wrapped up in a tidy package.

Beatles Rewind is free. Often, the text will include a link to a related product on Amazon. If you click the link and then buy something while you’re at Amazon, I’ll receive a small commission—and you’ll be paying the same price as you would have by not clicking on my link.

Who the hell am I?

I’m just a guy who has always been fascinated with the Beatles since I saw them on Ed Sullivan. I love listening to the music and reading the trivia, biographies, and watching their films and documentaries about them. So for me, writing about The Beatles is a fun passion project that I never thought I’d get around to doing, but now I’m doing it.

Ready to take the scenic route through the greatest musical catalog ever created? Hit subscribe and let’s rewind!