December 2016
Hey
there See Hear listeners,
We
have two episodes of the show being released this week. Episode 36
will concentrate on a discussion of the full length 1968 Beatles
animated feature, Yellow Submarine.
Today,
however, to complement that episode, we present to you an interview
Maurice had with author of the book “Beatletoons”, Mitch Axelrod.
There are hundreds of Beatles related books covering music analysis,
biographies, their professional day to day diary, tours, gossip and
even description of what equipment they used (specific amplifiers,
guitars, drumkits, etc). Mitch has written the only book about the
creation and background behind the very successful weekly King
Features cartoon TV show devoted to the Beatles.
Mitch
was very happy to talk about how the cartoons came about, how the
animated figures actually moved like their real-life counterparts,
(but their voices sounded nothing like the real thing), why the
cartoons are never likely to be officially released by Apple on DVD,
and sixties cartoons in general. He’s a knowledgeable and funny
guest, and it was See Hear’s huge honour to have him on the show.
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