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Yeah. Hello and welcome to I am the Eggpot with me Chris Shaw.

The Eggpods take a jaunty stroll through

Pepperland, discussing the Beatles and solo Beatle albums with a popery of delicious guests.

We've got a new Beatles single, whether you want to define it as a Beatles single or not.

It's in their canon. It's the last track on the Blue album. And I'm just keen to hear people's reactions. Basically, I just want

to talk about it. It's incredible. We've got a new song, gosh, the build-up to this has been

astonishing. We had the documentary last night, which was incredible. Absolutely wonderful.

I don't know if you watched the one show and it was just so good to hear.

They interviewed Charlie Bishray, who played violin on the track.

This is aside from the actual video that we saw, which we've all seen, hopefully, and he was saying about the string section that he played with,

they weren't actually told what the project was. I think he thought he was playing

just for a Paul McCartney song, but they weren't actually told what it was for. So his reaction

when he was actually watching it, just incredible. And they were recorded at Capitol Records

in Los Angeles. A new footage for the video directed by Peter Jackson. I think there was a

previous episode where we were saying, was it going to be Peter Jackson? I don't know, but yes,

it is. He wasn't quite sure. He's done some great interviews saying he clearly wasn't sure what

he was going to do. And then he was given footage by Paul Ringo, Rogue Best.

Lovely Rogue Best.

Rogue, get back to me about Pete, please.

And obviously Lennon and Harrison Estates.

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