Podcasts about flowers in the dirt

Viewed at one level, Paul's 1980's career was bookended by the album triumphs of Tug of War and Flowers In The Dirt. But that would be to overlook the January 1980 Tokyo drug bust, the dissolution of Wings, John's murder, and then a period that may best be described as uneven: duets (of varying quality), … 293: Macca's 80s Read More »

August 1989.The final year of ‘the finest pop decade ever'™️ is moving along quite nicely thank you very much. There's most definitely a change in the air, and we don't mean the launch of the FOUR channel Sky TV network. Relax everyone, UK Gold and TOTP reruns are coming in three years!No, real change was coming. The second summer of love in 1988 (sorry Danny Wilson, probably a year out) as witnessed on the utterly imperial NOW 11, 12 and 13 had demonstrated that the 90s were calling and they would be decked out in dayglo. And most importantly a new positivity was being felt in the air, across the airwaves and through the pop we were all immersed in.And let's not beat about the bush, folks, 1989 was a seismic year for music. Let me indulge you listeners:Disintegration, Three Feet High and Rising, Doolittle, Technique, Club Classics Volume One, Raw Like Sushi, The Stone Roses, , Like A Prayer, Hats, The Seeds of Love, Flowers In The Dirt, Paul's Boutique, The Raw And The Cooked…And of course Neither Fish Nor Flesh (A Soundtrack of Love, Faith, Hope & Destruction).And so, to our favourite compiler of variously compiled pop. 1989 saw four (yes, as many as that!) new NOW, That's What I Call Music albums. Why four, I hear you cry? Well, because the summer was adorned with the first new dance volume since 1986, an album that, NOW fans will know, featured Love Can't Turn Around by Farley Jackmaster Funk - the first House track to break the UK. And 1989 was time (not for the guru, that's 1990 of course) to celebrate how dance was back, Back, BACK!And this additionally delicious dance volume enabled the BIG summer fifteenth volume to go deeper into the year's genres. So step forward delights including Soul II Soul's era defining classic, Paul McCartney's Hofner bass-adorned celebration of TV dinners, Swing Out Sister's mind-bending, sumptuous sixties throwback and De La Soul's daisy-age makeover of Hall and Oates (the ultimate backward nod to the outgoing 80s?).What a time to be on the edge of seventeen (deliberate Stevie Nicks nod, there) as this listener was!And joining me for this sepia-tinged and frankly tear-stained 1989 nostalgia fest through NOW 15 is the music journalist and author of the 33 1/3 book on George Michael's Faith, Matthew Horton.Discover how homemade mixtapes (his mums AND his own) inspired many a house party and achieved (almost) legendary status. Which cassettes were stuck in his Walkman at the outdoor Lido pool, why goth stars and American soap operas need to come together, which rapper performed for Matthew (and others, obviously) at Bristol University and (YES!) why the love for Fish and Flesh will never go away.And amongst these glittering 1989 delights, experience the moments when I actually say positive things (almost) about our friends from the north The Beautiful South and Hue and Cry.Join us on the glorious beach (best cover ever™️ - Jude Rogers) as we head back to NOW15. I think it's going to be alright. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The latest in our "Another Listen" series looks at Paul's 1989 comeback album. While the accompanying world tour performed phenomenally well, the album peaked at #21 on the US Billboard charts. Recent reviews have ranked several other albums above this one (no pun intended). Does it deserve this rating? Find us: talkmoretalk.com talkmoresolotalk@gmail.com @talkmoretalk1 https://www.facebook.com/talkmoretalkvideocast https://www.youtube.com/c/TalkMoreTalkASoloBeatlesVideocast

"Toppermost" er tilbage med anden del om Paul McCartneys "Flowers In The Dirt" fra 1989. Efter en rejse gennem albummets forhistorie og de første tre numre, tager vi for alvor livtag med sangene på pladen, startende med skæring fire, "Distractions". Medvært er, som i første del, Mikkel Broe, der giver sin mening om sangene der blev skabt med nye folk ombord i McCartney lejren. Elvis Costello, Trevor Horn, Hamish Stuart, Chris Whitten, og for en kort bemærkning, George Martin var hidkaldt for at give McCartney-karrieren et tiltrængt løft. Mikkel Broe tager kærligt fat på "Flowers" der har betydet meget for ham i mange år. Så mange år at han i 1991 insisterede på at en med-kollektivist blev sat på en stol mellem to højttalere, for at nærlytte "That Day Is Done". Højt. Mikkel har spillet i flere Beatles-cover bands. Han er guitarist, sanger, kompionist og underviser - en herlig baggrund når en plade skal "eksploderes". Vi runder blandt mange emner lårklask, morgensur McCartney, skæve strygere og selvfølgelig de resterende sange på LP´en. Ligesom at vi spørger: "Kan man drukne i rumklang"?

"Flowers In The Dirt" runder snart sit 35-års jubilæum. Albummet fra 1989 var vigtigt for Paul McCartney, der havde ramt et kommercielt lavpunkt med forgængeren "Press To Play". På randen af en verdensturne var det afgørende at have et kvalitets-album i bagagen, så det var målet for McCartney, der skiftede manager, arbejdede sammen med Elvis Costello og lancerede en plade kun udsendt i Sovjetunionen på vejen mod et comeback. I denne udgave af "Toppermost" tager Mikkel Broe livtag med albummets, ja undskyld udtrykket, blomstrende historie. Mikkel Broe har tidligere været med i podcasten - faktisk helt tilbage i sæson 1, hvor han i episode 11 nærstuderede George Harrisons guitarspil. Mikkel og undertegnede, Niels Harild, har trådt en del musikalske kilometer sammen.  han har været beatles fan siden barnsben - og har spillet i flere rigtig gode beatles cover bands - og  er guitarist, sanger og underviser. Traditionen tro er første del af dobbelt-episoden primært en "Timeline" om pladen der bl.a. gav os "My Brave Face", "This One" og "Put It There". Men som også har numre der ikke nødvendigvis er ældet med ynde. Vi runder også pladens tre første sange. Hører om hvordan McCartney danser selvsikker rundt til lyden af sin nye single. Diskuterer "Rough Rides" kvaliteter og taler om hvorvidt man kan hyre et big band til brug i 15 sekunder.  

"Elsker The Beatles" er virkelig stolt over nærværende episode. Vi skal nemlig møde en mand, der har været dybt inde i Paul McCartneys værksted, men som også nu spiller med i "Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band". I en fascinerende samtale tager Hamish Stuart os med til tiden, hvor han var medvirkende til at få McCartneys karriere på ret køl. Stuart spillede med McCartney fra 1987-1993, og var en del af et større comeback. Han medvirkede i høj grad på albummet "Flowers In The Dirt", og var også med på de efterfølgende omfangsrige, succesfulde verdensturneer. Og selvfølgelig "Unplugged"-turen, der bragte bandet til København i 1991. Andreas Smedegaard og jeg, Niels Harild, mødte Hamish i DR Byen en sen eftermiddag i februar.  Andreas har i den grad været medvirkende til at arrangere og organisere det, man vel godt kan kalde et ekslusivt interview. Tak, makker. Vi fangede "Average White Band"- grundlæggeren da han var igang med øvning i DR-byen, frem mod en større koncert med "Steely Dan" på repertoiret.  I den forbindelse skylder vi en stor tak til Søren Frost, der formidlede kontakten til den skotske musiker, og gav os en uforglemmelig eftermiddag og et dejligt interview.

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We are very happy to have Chip Madinger & Mark Easter back again this year for another deep dive for a Year In Review show. Chip and Mark published the epic Eight Arms To Hold You book in 2000. It is the must own book for fans of the Beatles Solo music. See link below to purchase the 2018 revision on Chip's site. This time we chose 1989. A very productive and busy year for Paul that centered around the release of Flowers In The Dirt. Was it a "comeback"? or just another record? A lot of people like to crap on Flowers these days but we still think it holds up although as you see our guests and hosts don't like every track! Our discussion also focuses on the heavy promotion Paul did at the time. We included 3 segments from various appearances throughout the year and Chip and Mark tell us in detail about the shows they saw on the World Tour that began in September of 1989. These guys are truly the benchmark for this stuff and we are happy to present another episode for you. The history books will note 1989 as a big year for Paul and we agree. Let us know your memories of this period and if you saw any of the concerts! Thanks Chip and Mark! Chip's Site for the book (and his other book "Lennonology") 

This episode is actually devoted to an entire Paul McCartney album, 1989's "Flowers in the Dirt," that we think deserves more love than it gets. This was the beginning of everything Paul is currently doing to this day, from a major world tour to including a number of Beatles songs in his set. (Also, WE SAW HIM IN CONCERT ON THIS TOUR.) This album saw Paul collaborating with songwriter Elvis Costello and various producers of the time, one of whom will be very familiar to regular listeners of this podcast. This is one of the less popular albums in Paul's discography, at least to some of those OTHER people, but we unabashedly love it. We also love "Back to the Future" and have a great time revisiting it. We even give a special nod to composer Alan Silvestri for his amazing score, and expose the truth about DeLorean cars. Be sure to stay tuned to the very end (don't be fooled by the fake-out ending!) to hear more about the Catherine wheel, otherwise known as the 'breaking wheel', the medieval torture device Blaine mentioned in our previous episode. RELATED LINKS: Paul McCartney, "Flowers in the Dirt" on Spotify Paul McCartney, "Tripping the Live Fantastic" on Spotify Paul McCartney, "Put It There" documentary on YouTube Paul McCartney, "48 Hours" TV special from this tour, on YouTube Elvis Costello, "Spike" on Spotify "Back to the Future" at IMDB Under the Bus Network on YouTube "Howard the Duck" at IMDB Crowded House, "Catherine Wheels" on Spotify The gruesome Catherine, or 'breaking' wheel on, uh, the internet

Hey Gang, We're back with a brand new episode. This week we went back to the Documentary/Film/Concert review series that we've done in the past. (Red Square, Broad Street, Space Within Us) but this time we opted to view and discuss the 1989 Doc Put It There. The film chronicles Paul's then newly assembled band of Hamish Stuart (Average White Band), Robbie McIntosh (Pretenders), Paul "Wix" Wickens, and Chris Witten (Dire Straits) and of course Linda preparing for the upcoming World Tour that took place between September 1989 to July 1990. Paul mostly discusses about rehearsing the band with the new material from Flowers In The Dirt. Paul also occasionally dives into the tracks on the album. The documentary was directed by longtime McCartney film collaborator Geoff Wonfor and Paul was interviewed by Tracy McLeod. One of the better documentaries in Paul's career we both felt. You? Be Well, Tom & Andy

Tom & Andy discuss and display their various items (CD Singles, LP variations) from their Flowers In The Dirt collection. Our apologies for our audio only audiences as this episode was more of a visual one.  If you are inclined here is the video version: (YouTube Version)

From our "Ranking The Tracks" Series.  Originally streamed on YouTube 3 March 2021.  

A new series! What if you were able to take a handful of your least favourite tracks on some Macca LP's and replace them with outtakes/b-sides from the same era. What would you take out and replace? This week on 2Legs, Tom & Andy are joined by our "frenemy", Mr. Sam Whiles (Paul Or Nothing Podcast), "Macca In Your Attic" (YouTube) as we pick 3 songs off of London Town, Flowers In The Dirt and Off The Ground and replace them with our alternate tracks. This was a little fun exercise for a new series that we will definitely be revisiting. Thank you once again Sam! All the best, Tom & Andy

Visit us for all things DRUMS: https://drummersonly.co.uk/ We chat with the LEGENDARY drummer Chris Whitten. Chris has quite the storied career, from finding commercial success with 80's hits "The Whole Of The Moon" by The Waterboys, and "What I Am" by Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians. He went on to appear on the critically acclaimed "Flowers In The Dirt" album by Paul McCartney and rocking the world for 18 months straight on the road with Dire Straits. Chris also has extensive experience recording drum samples, having curated a vast sample library on ToonTrack. Chris is also responsible for creating a sample library for the Roland TM-6Pro. Follow Chris on the socials: https://www.instagram.com/chriswhittenmusic/?hl=en SHOP DEALS: https://drummersonly.co.uk/product-tag/deals/ GET IN TOUCH Got any questions or looking for more personal advice? Get in touch - we'd love to help! ✉️ Email: info@drummersonly.co.uk leeds@drummersonly.co.uk

Writer and broadcaster Bob Fischer discusses Paul McCartney's 1989 album 'Flowers in the Dirt' with Chris Shaw.

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"How many days will the wet weather last"?   It's 1987. Paul McCartney's 80s "cloudy" slump reaches its peak. Broad Street/Live Aid/Press To Play/Sessions with Phil Ramone/Return To Pepperland all have yielded well below par for our kid. A new manager, Richard Ogden jumpstarts Macca with the All The Best! campaign. He then suggests a songwriting collaboration with Mr. Declan McManus (Elvis Costello) to provide a much needed shot in the arm of creativity ultimately resulting in the critically acclaimed June 1989 release of Flowers In The Dirt. This week on 2Legs we examine the relationship and the results of this collaboration with Mr. Tony Traguardo (Fab4Free4All). The "3 Legs" on this episode have some interesting thoughts on this overlooked collaboration in the Macca canon. Enjoy!   (YouTube)   Fab4Free4All: http://www.fab4free4all.com/   Reach Us at: Email: 2legspodcast@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/2LegsPodcasts https://twitter.com/2legspodcast https://www.instagram.com/2legspodcast/

Hey there everyone, and welcome back to another proper episode of "Paul or Nothing". This time we will be concluding our examination of McCartney's 1989 studio album, Flowers int he Dirt, and thankfully I will not be alone as there is much to talk about.I am once again joined by Ken Michaels, aka the Godfather of Beatles media broadcasting/radio/podcasting, and veteran guest of this show. He has joined us for discussions on Pipes of Peace and Press to Play with the both of us staying "on topic" to varying degrees of success. How will we fare this time. Who knows???   Please enjoy. Peace and Love. Hare Hare Krishna. Check out Ken's radio show, "Every Little Thing", as well as all manner of exclusive interviews with the likes of Mark Lewisohn, Denny Laine, and basically every other guest too big to come on this podcast! Find all that and more at https://kenmichaelsradio.com/about-ken.html. Check out his seminal Beatle podcast, "The Things We Said Today", on all podcasting apps, and at...https://beatlesexaminer.podbean.com/  And finally, please show some love for the videocast/podcast "Talk More Talk"...https://talkmoretalk.podbean.com/?fbclid=IwAR0FTo_w9zn75ra_eTagYglhmxywx8dl0VvwMYruVYhtR3oohmWpf-z50WA  Much love, as always. Ken!     If you haven't seen the blog, check it out at www.paulmccartneypod.wordpress.com where you can see loads of episodes start out life as a random blog post, before being resculpted into the quality content you are here for today!    If you want to support the show, check out our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/mccartneypodcast   To get in contact with the show, drop us an email at paulmccartneypod@gmail.com   Follow us on Twitter for all Macca updates by searching @mccartneypod.    Hosted by Sam Whiles.

Hello, hello, hello, and goodbye, goodbye, goodbye! Welcome everyone to another official, primary episode of "Paul or Nothing". Today we will be going through all of the contextual background information surrounding Macca's 1989 release, Flowers in the Dirt. This episode includes... The McCartney/McManus writing sessions. Paul's new band. The Anti-Heroin Project. The Phil Ramone sessions. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Recording the album. Artwork. Sales Figures. Critical Reception. and much more! Please enjoy. Hare Krishna. Peace and love.   Check out me and Dylan on my rival show "2:Legs" - https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-zk4bu-e0fc4e?utm_campaign=w_share_ep&utm_medium=dlink&utm_source=w_share If you haven't seen the blog, check it out at www.paulmccartneypod.wordpress.com where you can see loads of episodes start out life as a random blog post, before being resculpted into the quality content you are here for today!  If you want to support the show, check out our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/mccartneypodcast To get in contact with the show, drop us an email at paulmccartneypod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter for all Macca updates by searching @mccartneypod.  Hosted by Sam Whiles.

Tras las exiguas ventas de su anterior trabajo, Press to Play, McCartney comprendió que debía trabajar duro en su siguiente álbum. Ello le llevó a pasar cerca de 18 meses perfeccionando el sonido de Flowers in the Dirt con la ayuda de numerosos productores musicales. Un aspecto positivo de las sesiones fue la alianza de McCartney con el músico Elvis Costello, con quien comenzó a componer varias canciones. Más información: www.calicoskiesradio.com.ar

Como dice el título, degustamos el lanzamiento del box del tan aclamado disco del 'regreso' a las tablas. Hacemos un unboxing y lo analizamos. Dale play!

Como dice el título, degustamos el lanzamiento del box del tan aclamado disco del 'regreso' a las tablas. Hacemos un unboxing y lo analizamos. Dale play!

McCARTNEY IN THE EIGHTIES: 1988-1989 a virtual slumber party with Brian Jacobs and Craig Smith Join Brian Jacobs and Craig Smith for the last of four installments covering Paul McCartney's eighties output. Covered in this episode: CHOBA B CCCP; My Brave Face; Flying To My Home; FLOWERS IN THE DIRT; The First Stone; I Wanna Cry; I'm In Love Again; Party Party; Loveliest Thing; Mama's Little Girl; Same Time Next Year. This podcast is presented by the Pods & Sods Network. You can hear us like butterflies keep buzzing 'round your head in the following locations: http://www.podsodcast.com https://www.facebook.com/podssods RSS FEED: http://www.podsodcast.libsyn.com/rss All musical clips used are for educational use only.

Aniversário Paul McCartney 77 Anos ● 40 Anos do álbum Back To The Egg ● O Fim dos Wings ● 30 Anos de Flowers In The Dirt

"Flowers In The Dirt" ist das neunte Solo-Album von Paul McCartney und 1989 erschienen. Das Vorgängeralbum "Press To Play" war nicht sonderlich erfolgreich. Deswegen war es dem Ex-Beatle und auch seiner Plattenfirma wichtig, dieses Mal wieder einen großen Wurf zu landen.

With some birthday celebrations and a lot of cake, Stephanie, Suzanne and Kim tackle cesarean birth.  As usual the discussion takes a turn and we delve into not being able to support clients who are not inclusive to all, veiled racism from clients and how to be a doula and make money while being true to who you are.  Stephanie tells us her cesarean birth story and its amazing and a little teary.   #birth #labourdoula #cesareanbirth #doula 

British composer and electronic producer Circles And Ellipses releases “Burn:Cycle Reworks” via Here & Now Recordings; a follow-up EP to the original soundtrack of the 1994 video game Burn:Cycle, the first ever video game soundtrack to feature orchestral music, consisting of four reimagined electronic compositions. Originally composed and produced by both Chris Whitten and BAFTA-nominated British film score composer, conductor, producer and musician Simon Boswell in the early ‘90s for the adventure video-game title published by Philips Interactive Media, Chris Whitten now returns as Circles And Ellipses to share reworks of this classic game soundtrack. Whitten’s musical journey has been a vast and impressive one so far, from producing classic ‘80s hit-singles such as "What I Am"by Edie Brickell & New Bohemians (which currently boasts 10 million views on YouTube alone), to providing drums for "The Whole of the Moon"by The Waterboys and the legendary Sir Paul McCartney’s 1989 album“Flowers In The Dirt”and joining iconic British rock band Dire Straits on their final world tour from 1991-1992 and once again during their 2017 reunion tour. Chris Whitten is also widely recognised for composing original scores for top media companies, including BBC and Discovery Channel. Circles And Ellipses has just done a Mix for NTS Radio’s Tim Noakes’ ‘Synth Hero Show’ whose previous guests include film composer Clint Mansell, dance duo Orbital, Stranger Things composer Kyle Dixon, and Paul White from R&S Records. Noakes has described Whitten as“cult drum God”. Chris Whitten was born in Wimbledon, just outside London and now lives in the west of England, near Bath and Glastonbury. With a burning desire to pursue a musical career, Whitten left home at the early age of just 16 to study jazz and classical composition at The City Of Leeds College Of Music, although his musical diploma would be cut short in 1979 after picking up more local gigs and eventually embarking on a tour with seminal British jazz-fusion guitarist Gary Boyle. In the early 1980s, producer and guitarist Simon Boswell invited Whitten to perform drums on an album session in Rome. On returning to London, Whitten would contribute to many various styled projects and bands including punk/ funk band Out fronted by local fashion icon and journalist Alix Sharkey, repeated RCA Studio Sessions in Rome, and working as drummer and arranger on several hit albums for celebrated Italian musicians such as Francesco De Gregori, Gianni Morandiand Riccardo Cocciante, collaborating on Cocciante’s 10th studio album with orchestral arranger Paul Buckmaster(Elton John, Miles Davis). Former bandmate Karl Wallinger had since joined Scottish-Irish folk rock band The Waterboys, and in 1984, Whitten would take up drum duties.Chris Whitten performed drums on the hit single “The Whole Of The Moon”, which is still regarded as The Waterboys’“finest hour and signature recording”. Whitten then gained a shining reputation as a prolific freelance studio drummer for artists such as Swing Out Sister and Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders). Co-producer of the original “Burn:Cycle Soundtrack”Simon Boswell currently holds more than 90 credits in film and TV composition, including acclaimed classics such as Phenomena(1985), Santa Sangre(1989), A Midsummer Night’s Dream(1999)and many more. Boswell's record productions from the 1980’s have influenced many other contemporary musicians, notably "Block Rockin' Beats"by UK electronic act The Chemical Brothers. Whitten sees himself as a drummer with a passion for synthesizers. Although he loves the synth sounds of 90’s techno and electronica, Whitten also takes influences from more classic sounds such as the work of Herbie Hancock, Jan Garbarek and Eberhard Weber.As for his electronica inspirations, Whitten has drawn influence from the likes of minimal techno artist Speedy J, early Detroit techno from 69(Carl Craig) and Kenny Larkin, as well UK’s Kirk DeGiorgio and contemporary electronic producer Lone. Whitten’s work as Circles And Ellipses for the “Burn:Cycle Reworks” EP can best be compared to minimal techno maestros such as Stephan Bodzin and Max Cooper.

En este episodio #BatallaDeDiscos, partidos de los 16avos. de final del #Mundialito McCartney. En esta oportunidad enfrentamos dos álbumes ochentosos: 'Flowers in the Dirt' versus 'Give My Regards To Broad Street'. El disco con Elvis Costello contra la banda de sonido.

En este episodio #BatallaDeDiscos, partidos de los 16avos. de final del #Mundialito McCartney. En esta oportunidad enfrentamos dos álbumes ochentosos: 'Flowers in the Dirt' versus 'Give My Regards To Broad Street'. El disco con Elvis Costello contra la banda de sonido.

In 1989, after several years of creative struggle, Paul McCartney released Flowers in the Dirt, a critical and commercial success. From the Beatlesesque pop of "My Brave Face" to the golden-era Hollywood glamour of "Distractions," or the paternal whimsy of "Put It There," Paul is in strong writing and performing form. Also, enter Elvis Costello, his acerbic wit balancing and enhancing McCartney's creative yet cloying compositions from the 1980s. Was Elvis Paul's finest collaborator since John Lennon? Is this Paul's best album of the 1980s? Is there more buried beneath the flowers in the dirt? You'll find out all this and more in this swan ... this one.If you heard our message at the start of this episode, you can use the coupon TAKEITAWAY when you sign up to Pippa. You will get two months of Pippa for $2! ($1 / month for the first two months.) Don’t even worry about it, sign up now.Click here for the Episode 19 song list.Email us: takeitawaypodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Un épisode qui s’est un peu fait attendre mais voici enfin la suite de nos chroniques vintage. Au menu de cette nouvelle émission : Flowers In The Dirt (1989), un album de Paul McCartney Génie Divin (2001), un livre de Guillaume Dustan (aux éditions Balland) les rééditions vinyles des albums de Paul McCartney Good Time (2017), un […]

In this episode we weigh in on the new Paul McCartney reissue of his 1989 album Flowers in the Dirt. We'll take you through the original album, as well as discuss the bonus tracks with Elvis Costello. Enjoy! Email: ivegotabeatlespodcast@hotmail.com Twitter: @ivegotabeatles Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IveGotABeatlesPodcast/

So 2016 ended not with a bang but a tech fuck up - and one last death. So here is the start of a podcast riddled with so much dub reggae sound effects that it had to be remounted in 2017. Its supposed to be our 2nd regular Beatles podcast but there's an AWFUL lot of Pink Floyd in it The Flowers In The Dirt-y Robbing Bugger Super Deluxe Edition: just what is going on and we'll just get the 2 CD edition and shout ya-boo-sucks! Dr J tries to avoid the cross examination of legal eagle StevenC over his plans to buy the upcoming Fleetwood Mac - Tango In The Night SDE by disappearing We ask what's in the shoe box, is there a car and do we REALLY need it. What's the best box set - should you go large or go home - all or nothing. And Dr J gets to crowbar Jeff Lynne into the conversation again. Same Shit, Different Year RIP Clyde The Cat

A raíz de la noticia de la nueva edición de Paul McCartney 'Archive Collection', Sebastián Ruffo y Julio Martínez, analizan bien de cerca el álbum 'Flowers in the dirt'. El disco que llevó a Macca a los primeros puestos en UK junto a una gira importante por varios países. La dupla compositiva con Elvis Costello y el regreso de Sir Paul tras un incierto éxito durante toda la década de los ochentas. +Info: http://radioborder.tv

A raíz de la noticia de la nueva edición de Paul McCartney 'Archive Collection', Sebastián Ruffo y Julio Martínez, analizan bien de cerca el álbum 'Flowers in the dirt'. El disco que llevó a Macca a los primeros puestos en UK junto a una gira importante por varios países. La dupla compositiva con Elvis Costello y el regreso de Sir Paul tras un incierto éxito durante toda la década de los ochentas. +Info: http://radioborder.tv

El álbum de Paul McCartney, "Flowers In The Dirt", será relanzado el cual tendrá muchas cosas extras.Dentro de las cuales no está la versión de 1987 de "This One".

El álbum de Paul McCartney, "Flowers In The Dirt", será relanzado el cual tendrá muchas cosas extras.Dentro de las cuales no está la versión de 1987 de "This One".

In 1989 heeft Paul McCartney na een aantal flops weer een hit nodig. Flowers In The Dirt wordt destijds onthaald als een succesvolle comeback, maar heeft het album de tand des tijds doorstaan? Jan-Cees, Michiel en Wibo leggen Flowers In The Dirt op de operatietafel Èn draaien van elke albumtrack een alternatieve versie!