Alan G. Parker, Director of the much loved, 'IT WAS FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY! The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper & Beyond', returns with 'BORROWED TIME - LENNON'S LAST DECADE'.

Alan's love for music has deep roots in both his extensive rock authorship and work as an industry Press Officer. His long history in the music scene has well informed his perspective on the documentary form. Here we talk through his journey, and the process of creation, for a deep and revealing look into the final ten years of John's life in New York City.

Let's get talking with Alan G. Parker.

Les Parrott has had quite the life, behind the camera for 'The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus' and then doing it again for The Beatles, during the creation of 'Let It Be', only parts of his story.

Today, a lecturer in cinematography for the highly regarded, 'Waterloo Studios' in Sydney, Australia, Les remains connected to his craft and the nurturing of talent for new generations.

We had a little time to talk through some of his wonderful reflections, and memories, from that whirlwind period of his life through the final chapters of the 1960's.

Engaging, open, and completely authentic, you're going to enjoy getting to know, Les Parrott.

Jeff Slate continues to live his life immersed in Rock N Roll. Never confined solely to his own music through the years, his work as a rock journalist has also been an incredible part of his creative life. His writings including Liner Notes for The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Dylan, just to name a few.

This was a fascinating conversation through his own unique musical journey, beginning in the heart of 1980's New York City, through to his many interactions with his musical heroes along the way. At the core of his inspiration from a young age, those four young men from Liverpool.

Jeff's most recent album, 'Last Day of Summer' (2024) is a genuinely terrific work, start to finish, and well worth discovering, if you are yet to do so.

A link below to Jeff's website can be found also.

I should mention that my little laugh on the intro (in case it seems out of place) is prompted by a fun moment from Jeff to camera. You’ll soon find the video version of this chat across the YCTTM Socials and on the (newly introduced at time of recording) YouTube Channel.

Let's get talking with Jeff Slate.

https://jeffslatehq.com/