This is some great Beatle styled psychedelic/pop/rock music from The Pillbugs.

What's so amazing, is that these intricate pop/rock tunes were recorded on analog 16 track reel to reel, using vintage equipment, and REAL instruments! (I'm pretty sure NO pro tools used on THIS project!)

Sit back and enjoy these songs I picked from the 2 cd release "Buzz For Aldrin".

01- Walking Along An Edge Of Sky
02- She's In Style
03- King Of Zorg

http://www.thepillbugs.com
http://www.proverus.com (to purchase Pillbugs music. Tell them Joe sent you!)

Here's a sampling of Utopia bassist/vocalist from his solo acoustic tour. The voice of many of Utopia's best known songs, and as always, definitely Beatles influenced!

The songs are:

01- Set Me Free
02- Are You Happy?
03- Libertine
04- One World

http://www.kasimsulton.com
http://www.kasiminfo.com

The Red Button is made up of Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters Seth Swirsky and Mike Ruekberg.

The two met in 2004, when Seth was recording his first solo album, Instant Pleasure (The album went on to win Best Pop Album at the 2005 Los Angeles Music Awards)

So, they got together and started writing and recording songs. Their goal was to write melodies and lyrics that were timeless but fresh -- songs that were catchy but substantial. They found that Swirsky's tuneful optimism balanced nicely with Ruekberg's pessimistic but passionate style.

The songs featured are:

01- Cruel Girl
02- She's About To Cross My Mind
04- Hopes Up
05- Free

http://www.theredbutton.net

Barry Scott, a member of the 80's band The States, formed a new band and recorded a great Beatlesque cd called "Who Else". I'd like to provide a link to Barry, but it appears his website is no more. I have info that he's moved to California, so I'm hoping that he'll still be writing and recording and come up with another website soon. Until then.....

The Songs Featured Are:

01- Because She's A Woman
02- Love Is One Of Those Words
03- My Marie
04- Scarecrow

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I SO long for Phil to do another album in this style. Wonderful rock record with Beatle overtones. I like his acoustic stuff too, but he's LONG overdue for another rocking album. Check out the great rocking song "Doin' Nothing", the last song of the podcast.

The songs included are:

01- Baby Blue
02- Don't Pass Me By
03- Everywhere I Look
04- Doin' Nothin'

http://www.philkeaggy.com

Paul McCartney's other touring guitarist who also doubles on bass for Sir Paul. More great beatle inspired powerpop.

The Songs Featured Are:

01- Good For Nothing
02- Soft Machine
03- I Like You Better
04- Coming Up Roses

http://www.brian-ray.com

Paul McCartney's touring lead guitarist is a pretty good songwriter himself. These are some great powerpop tunes.

The Songs Featured Are:

01- Hurt Myself
02- Damaged Goods
03- Catbox Beach (instr)
04- Everybody Deserves An A In This Country

http://www.rustyanderson.com

George Martin has re-worked and re-mixed some beatles classics, pulling parts from different songs and melding them together to form what is almost NEW beatle songs. It's quite remarkable! I've picked my favorites for this podcast, but do yourself a favor and buy the cd, it's meant to be listened to from start to finish as each song melds with the next.

The songs featured are:

01- Drive My Car/The Word/What You're Doing
02- Octopus's Garden
03- Get Back
04- Tomorrow Never Knows/Within You Without You
05- Inner Light/Here Comes The Sun
06- While My Guitar Gently Weeps

http://www.thebeatles.com

Selected songs from the long awaited vocal return of Phil Keaggy! Whil I've been hoping for his "rocking" return, a'la his album "Blue", this will have to do for now. And this by no means is "settling" for something mediocre. This is just a softer style. The only rocker is the song "Why", which features vocals by Ian Keaggy. There's no way around hearing the beatles influences in this set of songs! Enjoy!

Songs included are:
01- Dream Again
02- Thank You For Today
03- Love Is The Reason
04- Why

http://www.philkeaggy.com

Ringo returns to his Beatle roots, and also his 70's solo style, both at the same time on this great album. "Choose Love" could've easily been a beatles track with it's Harrison sytle lead guitar. In "Oh My Lord" the phrase isn't used as an exclamation, but rather a plea. A great effort. Hey, Paul, when you tour again, I know of a GREAT drummer you could use!!!!!

Songs indluded are:
01- Choose Love
02- Oh My Lord
03- Fading In, Fading Out
04- Satisfied

http://www.ringostarr.com