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BBC R2 Documentary - 'When Kenny Met The Fab Four'
Presented by Paul Gambaccini
Broadcast December 21, 2016
Coded from a digital source at 128/44.1
BBC Blurb
The Beatles' 1966 U.S. tour not only propelled the Fab Four to
mega-stardom; it also marked the start of one of the most fascinating
friendships in entertainment history.
In the 50th anniversary year of those concerts, Paul Gambaccini tells
the story of Kenny Everett's friendship with The Beatles - which all
started when a little-known pirate radio DJ was invited to tour with
the world's biggest band to file reports for Radio London.
The programme will uncover many colourful stories through both little
heard archive of Kenny and members of the band as well as fresh interviews.
This includes the tale of how Kenny inspired lyrics to one of the group's
most memorable hits - thanks to a twilight stroll on a golf course near
John Lennon's Weybridge home.
Also hear how Brian Epstein sailed out to Radio London's boat to personally
give Kenny a copy of one of The Beatles' much-hyped new singles so he had
the first exclusive radio play. Plus discover how Kenny produced two Beatles
records, and became John and Yoko's confidante after the band split.
Contributors include Kenny's former wife Lee Everett Middleton, former Capital
Radio presenter and Kenny's old pirate Radio London partner Dave Cash ('Kenny
and Cash'), US DJ and Kenny's roommate on the 1966 Beatles tour Ron O'Quinn,
former Capital Radio presenter Nicky Horne and Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick.
Presented by Paul Gambaccini
Broadcast December 21, 2016
Coded from a digital source at 128/44.1
BBC Blurb
The Beatles' 1966 U.S. tour not only propelled the Fab Four to
mega-stardom; it also marked the start of one of the most fascinating
friendships in entertainment history.
In the 50th anniversary year of those concerts, Paul Gambaccini tells
the story of Kenny Everett's friendship with The Beatles - which all
started when a little-known pirate radio DJ was invited to tour with
the world's biggest band to file reports for Radio London.
The programme will uncover many colourful stories through both little
heard archive of Kenny and members of the band as well as fresh interviews.
This includes the tale of how Kenny inspired lyrics to one of the group's
most memorable hits - thanks to a twilight stroll on a golf course near
John Lennon's Weybridge home.
Also hear how Brian Epstein sailed out to Radio London's boat to personally
give Kenny a copy of one of The Beatles' much-hyped new singles so he had
the first exclusive radio play. Plus discover how Kenny produced two Beatles
records, and became John and Yoko's confidante after the band split.
Contributors include Kenny's former wife Lee Everett Middleton, former Capital
Radio presenter and Kenny's old pirate Radio London partner Dave Cash ('Kenny
and Cash'), US DJ and Kenny's roommate on the 1966 Beatles tour Ron O'Quinn,
former Capital Radio presenter Nicky Horne and Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick.
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by spafon7e
on 2024-03-10 10:07:41
 | I think that I have a couple more Beatles related oddments. I'll put them up if I find any. |
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by OPQuest
on 2024-03-10 08:29:07
 | . You can't beat a bit of "Cuddly Ken"  . Unless there is a LOT of him. . Thanks for sharing. . |
by spafon7e
on 2024-03-10 09:31:19
| If I'm any judge, that means 'more please'. I'll see what I have.  |
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