David Boyle
David Boyle
2 Years 224 days - Get Back
2 Years 224 days - Get Back
2 Years 224 days - Get Back
Sunday 26th December 2021
Join David Boyle as he shares his reflections on the Beatles' creative genius and newfound admiration for Paul McCartney in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle's Beatles Epiphany: From Sobriety to Musical Genius
For some reason I was always like f*** Paul McCartney. Trust me, no one would be able to work with that. I was like that c*** can just do anything. So I looked up what he did after the Beatles, because I know he was in the band wings, because I like that song. The first one said to the second one: there I hope you're having fun. Go make some f***ing ramen art somewhere, I'll see you at home. But I have a newfound respect for the Beatles. They just f***ing could do anything, these c***s.
Ever wondered how a comedian's sober journey intersects with the legendary Beatles? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', David Boyle takes you on a fascinating ride through his reflections on the Beatles' creative process. After binge-watching the Beatles documentary, Boyle is struck by their ability to conjure magic from thin air. He doesn't shy away from sharing his candid thoughts on John Lennon and Yoko Ono, humorously dubbing Lennon as the most 'pussy-whipped' man in history.
But it's Paul McCartney who truly steals the show for Boyle. Despite initial reservations, Boyle finds himself in awe of McCartney's post-Beatles brilliance with Wings. His admiration grows as he realizes McCartney's boundless talent and versatility. This episode isn't just about music; it's a peek into Boyle's mind as he navigates sobriety while drawing inspiration from the Beatles' genius.
Whether you're a Beatles fan or someone on a recovery journey, Boyle's witty and heartfelt insights offer a unique perspective worth tuning into.