March 1964 (side C)

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March 1964 (side C)

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66 minutes

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Apr 10, 2024

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More from March of 1964. Even more Beatles on the charts, but figures including Lenny Welch, The Shirelles, Tony Bennett, Bobby Goldsboro and others you may or may not remember continue to make appearances. #madeonZencastr

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Apr 10, 2024

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Ed, Kit and Martin go chronologically through the singles releases of The Beatles, discussing what inspired the band in the charts, and any links there were with other artists.

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March 1964 (side C)

March 1964 (side C)

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