Podcast appearances and mentions of anthony robustelli

Are you Get Back-ed out yet? No? Good, because there are still plenty of avenues to explore within the scope of January 1969. Featured today is something from the vaults: the conversation reuniting three witnesses to the events on Savile Row on 30 January, 1969: Apple press office deputy Chris O'Dell, Beatles equipment manager Kevin Harrington, and EMI tape operator Alan Parsons; yes, the eventual producer and recording artist himself.  This was taped live at the Fab4ConJam event in February 2021 and therefore before Peter Jackson's film had been screened. Therefore, their recollections come purer: what they remembered and how they remembered it, unaffected by any more recent info coming their way. They all experienced the day from different perspectives, but over 5 decades on cannot help but be moved by what the were a part of, all these years later. Co-hosting is Beatles author and podcaster Anthony Robustelli.  This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Go to betterhelp.com/satb for 10% off your first month of treatment. 

This week I've got something extra-special for you. It's an interview with Anthony Robustelli, whom I got to speak with recently via Skype. Anthony is a musician who has toured with lots of big-name performers, he's written books about Steely Dan and The Beatles (with more to come currently on the back burner), he's got a Beatles-based podcast that takes a whole new look at them, and his latest project is a 3D animated rock opera that takes place in the ashes of the 2016 election. Whether your politics lean red or blue, you'll probably find it fun (though admittedly it's a little more fun for the blue crowd). This is a longer episode than usual—just a shade over an hour, total—but my hope is that you'll have as much fun listening as I had chatting. If you want to encounter him elsewhere on the web: Where you can find him on the Twitter Machine. LIkewise, here's his Instagram profile. His 3D animated rock opera, The So-Called President. This is his main page. shadybear.com Link to his production studio. If you're interested in checking out his Beatles book, this is the place to go. And last but not least, here's the direct link to his podcast, which is back up and running as of today! You should also be able to find it in Podcast Republic or your favorite podcatcher software: https://shadybearbklyn.podbean.com/ Enjoy. No transcript this week, unfortunately. My apologies! Click here to become a Patron of the show.

  In which I resume the conversation with engineer/producer Jerry Hammack, begun earlier this year. This time, our sounding board is writer/musician/engineer/producer/podcaster/returning guest Anthony Robustelli. We discuss the specifics of their studio work throughout 1967 and into 1968, encompassing Magical Mystery Tour and then some. Jerry's third volume of The Beatles' Recording Reference Manual series was recently published.   My guests: https://www.beatlesrecordingreferencemanuals.com/ https://www.anthonyrobustelli.com/

  In which I resume the conversation with engineer/producer Jerry Hammack, begun earlier this year. This time, our sounding board is writer/musician/engineer/producer/podcaster/returning guest Anthony Robustelli. We discuss the specifics of their studio work throughout 1967 and into 1968, encompassing Magical Mystery Tour and then some. Jerry's third volume of The Beatles' Recording Reference Manual series was recently published.   My guests: https://www.beatlesrecordingreferencemanuals.com/ https://www.anthonyrobustelli.com/

To call the stunningly-talented musician/singer/songwriter a “Beatles sideman” is to sell short his tremendous gifts and the tangible effect he had on the group when they most needed a spark plug. Billy Preston was a keyboard savant for sure, but he was also someone the Beatles embraced as an equal; going so far as to float him as an actual “fifth Beatle.” I’m joined by multi-instrumentalist/producer/recording artist/Beatles author Anthony Robustelli for a conversation covering not just the “Get Back”/Let It Be sessions, but also Billy’s collaborations with the ex-Beatles going into the solo years (and with the Rolling Stones). Check out Anthony’s work here: https://www.anthonyrobustelli.com/ https://www.thebeatlesiwanttotellyou.com/ https://www.shadybear.com/ https://shadybearbklyn.podbean.com/ and the video I referenced here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXSPZd9hYy4 The post 137: With Billy Preston appeared first on Something About The Beatles.

To call the stunningly-talented musician/singer/songwriter a “Beatles sideman” is to sell short his tremendous gifts and the tangible effect he had on the group when they most needed a spark plug. Billy Preston was a keyboard savant for sure, but he was also someone the Beatles embraced as an equal; going so far as to float him as an actual “fifth Beatle.” I’m joined by multi-instrumentalist/producer/recording artist/Beatles author Anthony Robustelli for a conversation covering not just the “Get Back”/Let It Be sessions, but also Billy’s collaborations with the ex-Beatles going into the solo years (and with the Rolling Stones). Check out Anthony’s work here: https://www.anthonyrobustelli.com/ https://www.thebeatlesiwanttotellyou.com/ https://www.shadybear.com/ https://shadybearbklyn.podbean.com/ and the video I referenced here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXSPZd9hYy4 The post 137: With Billy Preston appeared first on Something About The Beatles.

Anthony Robustelli’s path to music started at a very early age. His father was the leader of a big band and music was always prominent with a variety of instruments always at his fingertips. Anthony’s career includes the role of musical director for Gloria Gaynor, a touring stint with Michael Franti and Spearhead, along with several solo projects under his belt. It’s no secret that Anthony is in ardent fan of Steely Dan. In fact, his most recent projects center around the Dan, including his new book titled “Steely Dan FAQ”, which contains incredibly detailed information about all aspects of the band. He has also released a new album titled “The Steely Dan Sessions: Interpretations Of Unrealized Classics” that diehard Steely Dan fans will truly appreciate, as Anthony breathes life into lost classics from Fagen and Becker. Here to discuss these projects and more is none other that Anthony Robustelli.

In this episode, Richard and Robert talk with the host of the Multitrack Meltdown podcast, author/musician Anthony Robustelli (I Want To Tell You: Volume 1 1962/1963; Steely Dan FAQ). His specialty is revealing what lies beneath the surface of the masters of Beatles and Beatles-related recordings. Here, you’ll get to hear the inner workings of John’s recordings with Elton John and David Bowie (“Whatever Gets you Through The Night” and “Fame” respectively); Paul with Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson (“What’s That You’re Doing” and “Say Say Say” respectively) and George with Tom Petty (“I Won’t Back Down”). Check out Anthony’s work here: http://www.thebeatlesiwanttotellyou.com/multi-track-meltdown https://soundcloud.com/user-493432193/tracks Songs include “Act Naturally.” Find Robert’s books here. Find Richard’s books here. The post 76: Solo-Beatle Collaborations Deconstructed with Anthony Robustelli appeared first on Something About The Beatles.

In this episode, Richard and Robert talk with the host of the Multitrack Meltdown podcast, author/musician Anthony Robustelli (I Want To Tell You: Volume 1 1962/1963; Steely Dan FAQ). His specialty is revealing what lies beneath the surface of the masters of Beatles and Beatles-related recordings. Here, you’ll get to hear the inner workings of John’s recordings with Elton John and David Bowie (“Whatever Gets you Through The Night” and “Fame” respectively); Paul with Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson (“What’s That You’re Doing” and “Say Say Say” respectively) and George with Tom Petty (“I Won’t Back Down”). Check out Anthony’s work here: http://www.thebeatlesiwanttotellyou.com/multi-track-meltdown https://soundcloud.com/user-493432193/tracks Songs include “Act Naturally.” Find Robert’s books here. Find Richard’s books here. The post 76: Solo-Beatle Collaborations Deconstructed with Anthony Robustelli appeared first on Something About The Beatles.

On this week's "Things We Said Today," Steve, Ken, Allan and Al welcome their special guest, author Anthony Robustelli, who talks about his book, "I Want to Tell You: The Definitive Guide to the Music of the Beatles, Volume 1: 1962 - 1963." We also discuss the breaking news that day of the death of David Bowie and his connections to the Beatles. We'd love to hear your comments. Please email them to thingswesaidtodayradioshow@gmail.com or you can post them on our YouTube page. And thanks for listening!

Join Jude Southerland Kessler, author of The John Lennon Series,http://www.johnlennonseries.com as she takes you on a quick 45-min. tour of Beatles at the Ridge, the FREE Beatles festival coming up in Walnut Ridge, AR, Sept. 18 and 19. You'll get to meet 3 of the authors and artists who are volunteering to make this a wonderful, informative, and Beatlesque weekend! First, meet famed musician (he's played with Paul McCartney and Bo Diddley), Anthony Robustelli, whose book I Want to Tell You: The Definitive Guide to the Music of The Beatles, 1962-63 is one of the best books written on the complete catalogu from that era (cover songs included!). Anthony will tell you about the "Multi-Track Meltdown" he'll be doing at The Ridge...and taking requests! Then, Dr. Kit O'Toole, Contributing Editor of Beatlefan magazine, will share her special insights on Beatles music from her new book, Songs We Were Singing! And she'll give us a sneak peek of her BATR presentation, "Beatles Sounds That Changed the World 2.0"! She'll also make 2 BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS! Finally, reknown Louisiana artist Rande Kessler, will talk about the 4 mediums in which he has captured the spirit of The Beatles for The Ridge: photography, pen and ink art, charcoal sketches, and his gorgeous mixed media sculptures of each Beatle! Coool stuff. Don't miss this great show!

Author and musician, Anthony Robustelli takes Jude (and you!) "behind the scenes" of EVERY single Beatles song (both original numbers and cover tunes) performed on LP by the lads in 1962-1963. Giving us all the scoop about each track (in terms that anyone can understand and appreciate), Robustelli (who once opened for Paul McCartney and recorded with Julian Lennon!!!!) offers a new understanding of old favs. Hear "You've Really Got a Hold on Me" and "Little Child" like you've never heard them before. Discover the depths of John's talent with the harp and harmonica. Discuss George Harrison's ability on lead guitar. All this and more tonight. CALL in at 646-668-2641 to talk with Anthony about his new book I Want to Tell You: The Definitive Guide to the Music of The Beatles and to talk about any song from 1962-63!

Tonight meet every single author and artist who'll be participating in Beatles at The Ridge, Sept. 19-20 in Walnut Ridge, AR! Jude will interview the Authors: Lanea Stagg with her 3-book Recipe Records Series; Chuck Gunderson, author of the two-volume work, Some Fun Tonight; Anthony Robustelli, radio personality for BeatleARama Radio and author of I Want to Tell You: The Definitive Guide to the Music of The Beatles; Dr. Kit O'Toole, Contributing Editor of BeatleFan magazine and author of two new books in 2015 (one about The Beatles and one about Michael Jackson), and Dr. Kenneth Womack, author of The Beatles Encyclopedia: Everything Fab Four! AND...she'll also interview the ARTISTS: Rande Kessler whose cover of She Loves You for The John Lennon Series and his "Doors of Liverpool" art poster has received acclaim, and Enoch Doyle Jeter, whose 14 original lithographs (featured inShe Loves You) depicting the songs on With the Beatles has been the subject of shows all over the U.S. since February! Jude will also chat with Ken Orth whose "Meet the Beatles Look-Alikes" collection will be featured at the Fest. Can she possibly do this???? Wow! Join us and find out!

Producer/musician & author, Anthony Robustelli has taken the music of The Beatles to a much deeper level which will be enjoyed by casual fans & the diehards. I Want To Tell You (The Definitive Guide To The Music Of The Beatles Volume 1: 1962/1963 promises AND DOES deliver an in-depth analysis of the recordings of The Beatles. Robustelli has meticulously dissected each note by musician & instrument and reported it in an addicting fashion that includes history of what the Fabs were experiencing socially during the time period. This Friday, meet author Anthony Robustelli who will answer your burning questions about the The Beatles & their musical product.   

Anthony Robustelli is a music producer, composer, singer, and plays quite a few instruments too, from Brooklyn, New York, who released his new book I Want To Tell You: The Definitive Guide to the Music of The Beatles - Volume I: 1962/1963 in February! We talk a little about Anthony's travels through the world of music, but also a whole lot about how his development for and love of The Beatles and what prompted him to create such a comprehensive guide of The Beatles works. You can check out more information about the book and purchase the paperback at TheBeatlesIWantToTellYou.com and it can be purchased for your Kindle at Amazon.com!Follow Dennis @DHAP24, follow the show @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes (leave a comment and 5 stars!) and check out DHAPshow.com! #phenomenal