George Martin | Sgt. Pepper and The Beatles (Wogan, 1987)

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On June 1st, 1987—20 years to the day after Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band first shook the world—George Martin joined Terry Wogan for a rare, honest, and often humorous conversation about producing The Beatles. From experimenting with backwards tapes and sound collage, to the charisma he saw in four young lads from Liverpool, Martin offers a firsthand account of the band's genius and the studio revolution they ignited.

He speaks about the early days at Abbey Road, the magic of “Strawberry Fields” vs. “Penny Lane,” the rivalry between John and Paul, and the unpredictability of working without modern tech. Martin also discusses his time in Montserrat, his views on deifying the Beatles, and whether a phenomenon like them could ever happen again.

This interview isn’t just about music—it’s about vision, risk, and a moment in time that changed everything.

🎙️ Interview date: June 1, 1987
📍 Location: BBC Wogan Show, London
🎛 Topics: Sgt. Pepper, Beatles recording process, Abbey Road, Montserrat, tape effects, John vs Paul rivalry

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