Podcast – Mark Copolov’s 20th anniversary special, featuring a tribute to The Beatles producer, Sir George Martin. Other guests include Richard Lush, Michael Matthews, Bob Hart and Dennis Smith (2 hrs 6 mins)

To celebrate 20 years as a presenter on 88.3 Southern FM,in this podcast, I will be presenting : a tribute to the late Beatle’s prodcuer Sir George Martin. I will play 15 minutes of highlights from our exclusive 3 hours of interviews. It’s a MUST for any Beatle’s fan. I will be joined by Richard Lush (Beatle sound engineer who

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Exclusive interview with Beatle second recording engineer Richard Langham, with Purple Haze presenter Mark Copolov (Podcast 1:47:29)

Purple Haze presenter Mark Copolov has secured this exclusive and rare interview with Abbey Road recording engineer Richard Langham. Richard was a second sound recording engineer at Abbey Road Studios, working with the Beatles from 1963-1964, then again from 1969-1970. Richard helped record all the incredible songs that will be heard in the broadcast. Richard also, during his long career, worked with

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Beatle’s sound engineer Richard Lush and author Brian Kehew – interview with Purple Haze presenter Mark Copolov about ‘Kaleidoscope Eyes – A Day In The Life Of Sgt. Pepper’ – the photography of Henry Grossman (podcast 2 hours 15 mins)

This podcast is about ‘Kaleidoscope Eyes, a wonderful coffee table book of more than 220 never-published photos of the Beatles. It comes with four limited edition prints and a contact sheet reproduction. This limited edition is of 1967 copies. Mark firstly interviews his old friend Richard Lush, who as seconding recording engineer for The Beatles, worked on 55 Beatle songs,

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Interview with author Jim Berkenstadt and Mark Copolov (Purple Haze) about Jim’s new book, ‘The Beatle Who Vanished’ – (podcast,1 hour 38 minutes)

            Jimmie Nicol with The Beatles at Abbey Road Studios (rehearsals) In this podcast, 88.3 Southern FM ‘Purple Haze’ presenter Mark Copolov interviews Jim Berkenstadt about his new book, ‘The Beatle Who Vanished’. Jimmie Nicol replaced Ringo Starr for 13 days on The Beatles first world tour, whilst Ringo was recovering from tonsillitis.  Jimmie played

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