Andy is in Italy and “threw a pocket full of coins in the Trevi Fountain” 😉
Was it somebody's birthday today?
Continuing the 50th Anniversary of the single 'Jet' we are happy to share a very rare promotional film for the song that we (Andy or Tom) have never seen before. Quality isn't the best, but it seems to be from when the song came out. You'd call this a lyric video in the modern era. We are thankful to friend and fan Steven Bechtler for providing us with this vintage clip! Anyone with more info on this film?
Rest In Peace, Our Sweet George. 22 Years. Andy recorded the VH1 tributes the day he passed in Nov. 2001 long before the era of YouTube where vintage clips like 'Crackerbox Palace' were rarely seen but very much appreciated and loved.
Happy New Years everyone! Thank you for making 2022 our best year yet! More great things coming in 2023! Be safe tonight!
Chicago 2022 Fest Recap Day 1
Recapping Fest Day 1 in Chicago
Summer Live Series Chat #7 (10 Aug 2022)
Summer Live Series Chat #7
SOFI Stadium
Just a sample of the inside of SOFI Stadium. (Tom)
Swinging London! Great time at the Imax but it wasn't perfect! (Tom)
Episode 124: 'What It Is!"
Choba B CCCP Vs. Run Devil Run!
Episode 124 of 2Legs features an interesting conversation that we had with Mr. David "Ghosty" Wills, DJ at WFDU 89.1. David's show "Vintage Rock and Pop Show" features a playlist of music from 1945-75. He is well versed in the 1950s music that Paul chose to cover on both of these albums.
Tom, Andy and Dave discuss the bands Paul assembled for both albums, why they were recorded, where McCartney was at professionally and personally at the time as well as subsequent releases and promotional activities for both. We also consider should Lennon's 1973 "Rock and Roll" be compared to either of these.
Which cover album do you prefer? Choba or Run Devil Run.
David's Show: wfdu.fm/Hosts/RetroRadio/retroradio%20the%20vintage%20rock%20%20pop%20shop/
Episode 123: "Best Friend" (Part II)
Hi Hi Hi everyone!
This week on 2Legs we welcome back Antony Rotunno (Glass Onion: On John Lennon Podcast) for the second installment on the John and Paul relationship throughout the 1970s. This episode covers December 1971 through December 1973.
Antony, Tom and Andy discuss the meetings and war of words exchanged in the press (Melody Maker etc) between the two during this time. Their responses in song to the Bloody Sunday Massacre (and potentially the two of them meeting in NY on 30 January 72).
The relationship begins to thaw out in April of 1973 when John, George & Ringo finally cut ties with Allen Klein. The trio spend time discussing the Lennon-Elliot Mintz ABC Interview from November of 1973.
The final installment on this discussion with Antony will center on the "Lost Weekend" of 74 and the alleged plans for John to meet up with Paul & Wings in New Orleans when they were recording "Venus and Mars."
Episode 115: "No Words" (McCartney Instrumentals)
Ring Out The Old, Ring In The New!
Happy 2021 From your old friends Tom & Andy! For our first show of the (long awaited) New Year we invited Dylan Sevey back to the show to discuss an overlooked aspect of Paul's solo career: Instrumentals.
Easily the most prolific of all ex-Beatles in terms of instrumentals, Paul has amassed over 30 officially released instrumentals in his 51 year solo career.
Tom, Andy & Dylan also discuss many songs that have "fragments" or scant lyrical content and whether they should be classified as instrumentals.
What are some of your favourite Macca instrumentals? Tell us below!
"Rank The Tracks" Volume 6 (Venus and Mars, 1975)
Episode 105: Memory Almost Full
"At the end of the end
It's the start of a journey to a much better place."
Clearly in 2007 it wasn't 'The End of The End'! This week 2Legs takes a reflective look back at Paul's 2007 album Memory Almost Full with special guest Ed Chen (When They Was Fab Podcast). Tom, Andy & Ed play "skip or play" with the 13 track LP, discuss some of the promotional activities associated with the album (including the "Surprise" shows), the infamous "brickwalling" production and Paul's switch to Concord Music and their thoughts on the album 13 years later. Given this week's announcement with the imminent release of McCartney III we here at 2Legs are very glad Memory Almost Full wasn't 'The End of The End!'!
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