Preview: #50 Beatles White Album Special with Davey Lane (You Am I)

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Preview: #50 Beatles White Album Special with Davey Lane (You Am I)

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In this deleted scene from our upcoming 50th episode special on the Beatles White Album, host Jeremy Dylan and Davey Lane (You Am I) talk about the short, odd, obscure Paul McCartney tune "Wild Honey Pie" and McCartney's relationship with his audience.
Stay tuned for the full episode in four weeks time!

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