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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where The Beatles comes up
STARR Restaurants: Stephen Starr. How a Non-Foodie Built Thriving Restaurants on Gut Instinct
- ▶ 4:29 Stephen Starr I know I was obsessed with music, mainly the Beatles and Elvis Presley, so I'd, I'd have my little fantasy imagination periods where I would do Beatles versus Elvis, and I'd do that for three hours. 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 50:52 Stephen Starr He went, the Beatles, because these guys collectively were the most brilliant people in the world.
Carlton Calvin: Razor. The wild rise, collapse, and reinvention of a mobile toy empire.
- ▶ 1:12:14 Carlton Calvin I often think that, you know, the Beatles, if you brought them into the market today, might not, not, you know, become famous.
Rick Steves' Europe: Rick Steves (2021)
- ▶ 6:05 Rick Steves You know, I knew the Beatles paid a Blutner, and, uh, each piano has a different personality.
Advice Line with Joe Kudla of Vuori
- ▶ 26:23 Brendan McEvoy So you can say we're going to be bigger than the Beatles in the US, right?
Dutch Bros. Coffee: Travis Boersma
- ▶ 19:05 Travis Boersma You know, so we were rocking Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Jimmy, CCR, I mean, Cat Stevens, Chicago, the list went on and on.
The Tonight Show & Electric Hot Dog: Jimmy Fallon
- ▶ 1:08:46 Jimmy Fallon You know, I go, of course, it's gonna play a birthday, you know, you're gonna hear the Beatles, and I love that song, and you know, he probably, you know, he does that, it's always someone's birthday, right? 2 times in the scene
Nature’s Path: Arran and Ratana Stephens
Merge Records: Laura Ballance and Mac McCaughan
- ▶ 8:50 Mac McCaughan One time I asked him why he didn't have any Beatles records, and he said they weren't heavy enough.
Rick Steves' Europe: Rick Steves
- ▶ 5:26 Rick Steves A home without lifting up the fallboard and seeing what the name was on the, above the keyboard for that piano, and, um, you know, I knew the Beatles played a Blutner, and, uh, each piano has a different personality.
Norma Kamali: Norma Kamali
Sub Pop Records: Bruce Pavitt and Jonathan Poneman
- ▶ 5:24 Bruce Pavitt I was born in 1959, and I remember seeing the Beatles on Ed Sullivan and so forth. 2 times in the scene
Barre3: Sadie Lincoln (2017)
- ▶ 4:58 Sadie Lincoln Um, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Chuck Berry, the Beatles, of course.
Power Rangers: Haim Saban (2017)
- ▶ 7:45 Haim Saban There was radio, and they used to play, you know, Beatles songs, and in our band, the lead singer sounded exactly like McCartney.
Lonely Planet: Maureen & Tony Wheeler (2017)
- ▶ 4:36 Tony Wheeler But this was the era, you know, the music at the time was riding the Marrakesh Express, and the, the Beatles were off in India, so there was a lot of sort of cultural significance to it.
Barre3: Sadie Lincoln
- ▶ 4:13 Sadie Lincoln Um, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Chuck Berry, the Beatles, of course.
Rolling Stone: Jann Wenner
- ▶ 4:25 Jann Wenner Some rock and roll things, Dylan, Beatles, Stones, stuff like that, and he was one of the few voices around anywhere in the country, and in San Francisco, that was saying, hey, there's real merit, uh, to these artists, to Dylan, and to the… 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 9:00 Jann Wenner Concerned about, you know, like Dillman was writing a lot about alienation, and the Beatles were writing a lot about kind of social morals and how people should be treated, and these were themes that were beginning to resonate deeply with…
- ▶ 17:06 Jann Wenner And we got an article about ourselves in the San Francisco Chronicle, our first press, which was, the headline was, Nude Beetle, Perils SF.
Lonely Planet: Maureen & Tony Wheeler
- ▶ 6:42 Tony Wheeler But this was the era, you know, the music at the time was riding the Marrakesh Express, and the, the Beatles were off in India, so there was a lot of sort of cultural significance to it.
Power Rangers: Haim Saban
- ▶ 7:17 Haim Saban There was radio, and they used to play, you know, Beatles songs, and in our band, the lead singer sounded exactly like McCartney.