We live in a world where music has become a commodity. You can have 2 million songs in your pocket and not own any. When the CD arrived in the early 1980s heralding in the digital age of music. No one would have predicted 40 years later new vinyl records would still be being pressed and sales would be in the ascendancy.

This new vinyl era has its roots in the early days of rock ‘n’ roll. When people began collecting records by Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry. By the early 60s the music industry had entered a revolution. In 10 years music evolved from the neat and tidy pop of Cliff Richard and the Shadows, to the extended concept albums of the progressive rock era.

In between came The Beatles who rewrote the rule book of what pop music could be.

Welcome to Fixing A Hole. The Beatles podcast you didn’t know you needed.

My name is Paul Humbley and I have been collecting Beatles records since 1974. Together with my producer Mark Wakely we will be exploring the world of The Beatles UK discography.

Vinyl records, reel-to-reel tapes, cassettes, 8-track, CDs, downloads. Whatever the format we will be exploring it.

It has been my dream to create a Beatles information service. Where together with you the listener we can swap ideas, expand our knowledge and dispel the myths and misinformation that is out there.

Join me on this magical mystery tour and become a member of the Fixing A Hole community.

Further information & resources are available at paul@paulhumbley.com or on social media: Facebook: Fixing A Hole

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