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Four musicians — Sam, Dom, Ryan, and Mike — obsess over the musicianship, gear, and magic of The Beatles. From dissecting songs and tones to showcasing rare Beatles guitars, amps, and drums, we dive deep into what made the Fab Four legendary. We also interview incredible musicians, scholars, luthiers, and VIPs from across the Beatles universe. Whether you're a gearhead, superfan, or just love a good nerdy conversation, come hang out and celebrate the band that changed music forever.
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- Mar 19, 202648 min
“The Night Before”: Deconstructing an Underrated Beatles Gem (feat. Perry Stanley) | Ep. 41
We brought back our fan favorite Perry Stanley to dive into "The Night Before," the 1965 Paul McCartney classic - and this isn't one to miss. Not only did we find incredible new isolations, interview quotes, and session details - our co-host Ryan was able to secure a never before seen copy of George Martin's session note for "The Night Before." We dive into every instrument, spotlighting John's Pianet, Ringo's drums, and we solved the mystery of the guitar solo: who is playing which guitar, and which octave?Let us know what you think in the comments!
- Nov 29, 202518 min
The Beatles Anthology Documentary 4K: A Stunning, Unexpected Triumph — Mike’s Review | Ep. 40
The Beatles Anthology 2025 is out - and it's beautiful!Join Mike on an instant deep dive into the newly remastered Beatles Anthology, now presented in stunning 4K for the first time. After watching all nine parts, Mike shares his full reactions to the upgrades, the emotional new episode, and the surprising edits that are already sparking conversation among fans.From the jaw-dropping Shea Stadium footage to the dramatically improved audio clarity, the remaster breathes fresh life into a documentary that has meant so much to Beatles lovers for decades. Mike discusses his love for the original documentary, illustrates the new segments with clips comparing both versions, discusses unheard studio chatter, shows clips of modernized transitions, and explains several structural changes that make the story flow better than ever.Not everything is without controversy, though. Mike breaks down what was cut, why it matters, and how these choices reflect the challenge of updating classic material for modern audiences. Whether you're a lifelong Beatles fan or discovering their magic for the first time, this episode explores why this remaster is a must-watch and how it honors the band’s legacy while making it feel brand new.Please note this episode is Mike's instant reaction - we will record a group reaction episode later on!
- Nov 21, 202540 min
13 NEW BEATLES TRACKS! GTE Breaks Down Anthology 4 (with Clips, Isolations and HOT TAKES!) | Ep. 39
When a fan sent us all 13 new tracks an entire month before they dropped, we took the opportunity to dissect every outtake: its history, its gear, and exactly what we think of it.With isolated clips never heard before on YouTube (and a month of early prep to make this), we break down the alternate takes, studio chatter, and the evolution of some of The Beatles most iconic songs.We also get into the ongoing debate around modern Beatles remixes – especially the 2025 mix of “Real Love” – and what’s gained (and lost) with the use of AI to enhance songs. What you’ll hear in this episode:- How specific takes shed light on the Beatles’ songwriting and arranging choices- The evolution of songs like "In My Life," "Nowhere Man," “All You Need Is Love”, “Fool on the Hill”, and “Hey Bulldog” (and 7 more!)- Studio chatter that reveals their personalities and working dynamic- Praise for John Lennon’s standout vocal performances on these sessions- A frank critique of the 2025 “Real Love” mix and the provocative creative choices in the remixIf you enjoy deep dives into Beatles sessions, alternate takes, and controversial remixes, make sure to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss future episodes.
- Sep 2, 20251h 31m
Ringo Starr’s Beatles Drums: The Final Deep Dive (With Ringo's Drum Curator Gary Astridge) | Ep. 38
By overwhelming popular demand, here it is - our deep dive into the 20th century's most iconic drums - Ringo Starr's Beatles drumkits. We’re joined by Ringo Starr’s personal drum curator, Gary Astridge, for a definitive exploration of Ringo's kits, from the 1950's through "Now and Then." 🎙🥁In this epic episode, Gary walks us through the sound, soul, and stories behind the drums that kept the backbeat of a generation. We dive deep into the Premier Kit, the two 20" Ludwig Downbeat kits, the two 22" Super Classic kits, the Hollywood kit, and even the reunion kits, revealing how each contributed to the magic of the Beatles’ sound.You’ll hear:The technical details and quirks of Ringo’s favorite kitsThe emotional story of Gary restoring and preserving Ringo's drumsThe significance of Ringo's 1963 Jazz Festival snarePersonal memories and behind-the-scenes moments from Gary’s time working with RingoWhether you're a lifelong Beatles fan or a gearhead fascinated by vintage drums, this episode is for you. It's part history lesson, part personal tribute - and a must-listen celebration of the man who put the beat in the Beatles.
- Jun 30, 202518 min
We Played a Beatles Guitar! Eric Clapton's 1913 Gibson "Badge" Style O Acoustic Guitar | Episode 37
If you're offered the chance to play a guitar once owned by Eric Clapton and played by George Harrison—you take it.In this short but unforgettable episode, Sam and Ryan hit the road to New Jersey for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: to play a 1913 Gibson Style "O" acoustic guitar with a legendary backstory. This guitar was once owned by Clapton and Delaney Bramlett, and is believed to have been played by George Harrison in 1968—possibly during the creation of “Here Comes the Sun.”As the only acoustic Clapton brought on Cream’s final tour, this Gibson may have been where he co-wrote “Badge”—a song Harrison later adapted into one of The Beatles’ most iconic acoustic tracks.We sit down with the guitar’s current owner, musician and entrepreneur Graham Alexander of The Victor Company, to explore the history, myths, and magic of this Edwardian-era archtop.🎧 In this episode, you'll get:A rare look at a historic Gibson Style O acousticThe story of Clapton, Bramlett, and Harrison’s connection to itGraham’s personal insights and the guitar’s unique soundBeatles lore, vintage gear nerdery, and a sound you won’t forget🔔 Subscribe for more Beatles deep dives, legendary gear, and untold music stories every week!#Beatles #EricClapton #GeorgeHarrison #HereComesTheSun #Badge #VintageGuitars #GuitarHistory #GrahamAlexander #Cream #DelaneyBramlett #GibsonStyleO #BeatlesPodcast #MusicHistory
- Jun 16, 202549 min
For The Love of George: Robin Nolan on Playing George’s Guitars & Finishing His Song | Episode 36
On this remarkable episode of GTE, Gypsy jazz guitarist Robin Nolan joins us for an unforgettable conversation about his deep connection to George Harrison, the spiritual journey behind his album "For the Love of George," and the surreal experience of recording on three of George’s actual Beatles guitars — the 1963 Rickenbacker 360-12, 1962 Gibson J-160e, and the Ramirez classical used on "And I Love Her." From busking in Amsterdam to forming a heartfelt friendship with George, Robin shares stories of performing at Friar Park, recording in extreme conditions, and honoring George’s legacy through music that is deeply personal, spiritually resonant, and technically daring.Whether you’re a fan of the Beatles, George Harrison, or just love powerful musical stories, this episode is not to be missed.
- Jun 14, 202531 min
Special Episode: Gear, There and Everywhere Remembers Brian Wilson
In this special emergency episode, we pause to mourn the loss of Brian Wilson, an incomparable musical genius whose work with the Beach Boys shaped the sound of a generation.
About Gear, There and Everywhere
Four musicians — Sam, Dom, Ryan, and Mike — obsess over the musicianship, gear, and magic of The Beatles. From dissecting songs and tones to showcasing rare Beatles guitars, amps, and drums, we dive deep into what made the Fab Four legendary. We also interview incredible musicians, scholars, luthiers, and VIPs from across the Beatles universe. Whether you're a gearhead, superfan, or just love a good nerdy conversation, come hang out and celebrate the band that changed music forever.
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