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The Kinks and Beatles Daily Deep Dive Hero Habit
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4.7 • 31 Ratings
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Every weekday, Tony Frye breaks down a single song by The Kinks or The Beatles. Each song is given historical context, music theory analysis, and contemporary review in an attempt to better understand and appreciate two of the greatest catalogs in music history.
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Now and Then by The Beatles
This has never happened before and it will probably never happen again but today we take a deep dive into a NEW Beatles single, Now and Then!
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Nothing to Say by The Kinks
A deep dive into the song “Nothing to Say” from the album Arthur (or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) by The Kinks.
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Monkberry Moon Delight by Paul McCartney
Join us for a deep dive of the song Monkberry Moon Delight from the Paul McCartney album RAM.
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Young and Innocent Days by The Kinks
A deep dive into the song Young and Innocent Days by The Kinks from their album Arthur (or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire).
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Heart of the Country by Paul McCartney
A deep dive into the song Heart of the Country by Paul McCartney from his album RAM.★ Support this podcast ★ Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe
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She's Bought a Hat Like Princess Marina by The Kinks
A deep dive into the song She’s Bought a Hat Like Princess Marina by The Kinks.Help support The Kinks and Beatles Daily Deep Dive with a one time or recurring contribution of $5. Every contribution helps ensure that this podcast can continue to be produced until we run out of songs to talk about. Please visit Hero Habit for more details.★ Support this podcast ★ Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe
Customer Reviews
Great Podcast
Finally a great podcast about the Kinks probably the most underrated band of all time. I love how passionate the podcaster is about them. Love the Beatles stuff too but it’s just really nice to see a good podcast about the Kinks.
Full of himself
I was initially enjoying the discussion and musical analysis of these great songs but when fully half of the discussion became about how "Young and Innocent Days" could have been improved I lost my patience and deleted the podcast. It cannot be improved. Your criticism is pointless.
great beats
This podcast hit the mark. Tony is very knowledgable, and goes deep!