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

Throughout January 2020, a potpoury of delicious guests are taking a jaunty stroll through

Peter Jackson's Get Back, day by day, every day, on the day. In this episode, it's a welcome

return to broadcaster and journalist Nikki Campbell. Hello. Hi, Chris. Wow. Wow. I mean,

that's, that's all really, I have to say.

Thank you very much for having me as your guest.

Goodbye.

Thank you.

What else is, no, I love this.

What else is the same?

It was like, I know you're going to discuss different days, but it's like something I've been waiting for all my life. Because I saw Let It Be, I think I'm a bit older than you. I remember seeing the film Let It Be when it was out for a while. It was on telly a couple of times. And for me and my mates who had become Beatles fans, it was, oh my God, look at this. This is

incredible. This is them talking to each other. This is them playing with each other. There was

a darkness to it, but it was utterly fascinating. And I knew about the hours. They didn't

re-release it, of course. and so it was very hard to come by.

Did you ever see the bootleg of it? Did you see the...

It did do the rounds, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But now this, I mean, I'm glad they're released for deep fandom eight hours or whatever.

They could have edited it down, but we would have just been hungry for more.

But the sense of privilege of being, you know, in the inner sanctum of it all,

did you feel honoured?

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