February 9, 1969: The Yellow Submarine soundtrack had been in stores for less than a month. The Apple rooftop concert had taken place nine days earlier. Abbey Road hadn’t even been _recorded_ yet. But New York’s vanguard FM radio station was wasting no time in getting a head start on all the decades of tiresome, oxygen-hogging Beatles nostalgia to come.
(Fact: two of the three covers of Eleanor Rigby included in the show [Joan Baez, Vanilla Fudge] are basically unlistenable to anyone without an AARP card.)
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February 9, 1969: The Yellow Submarine soundtrack had been in stores for less than a month. The Apple rooftop concert had taken place nine days earlier. Abbey Road hadn’t even been _recorded_ yet. But New York’s vanguard FM radio station was wasting no time in getting a head start on all the decades of tiresome, oxygen-hogging Beatles nostalgia to come.
(Fact: two of the three covers of Eleanor Rigby included in the show [Joan Baez, Vanilla Fudge] are basically unlistenable to anyone without an AARP card.)](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lmioo0GXO01qd3pbdo1_500.png)

