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Paul? John? George? RINGO?! Tony and Eleanor rate and review every Beatles song to settle the age-old debate: who is the greatest songwriter in the Beatles? With in-depth research and analysis, your BYCRMS hosts and special guests explore Beatles songs from A to Z with fresh ears.
Unknown Host hosts Baby You Can Rate My Song, a music show with 38 episodes published.
Eleanor and Tony discuss Paul’s recent media onslaught and a surprise selection of Beatles’ cover songs (that’s songs THE BEATLES covered, not Beatles songs covered by others). Follow along with the song list from this e
The four lads show the world that they're more than a fad, one George rises, another falls, and the Paul McCartney obsession reaches a boiling point. These Beatles guys are pretty good. Follow along with the song list fr
This episode features the biggest disparity in scores in the history of the podcast, the debut of Tony's long-awaited Cartman impression, Lead Belly, and Lonnie Donegan. Follow along with the song list from this episode,
Tony and Eleanor go halfsies on research with two trailblazing John songs, a controversial Paul number, and Ringo's second (and final) song. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spo
As countless couples have experienced across time and space, a discussion of Bob Dylan leads to marital strife. Does anyone buy calendars at Meijer except Boomers and Beatles fans? When will George Harrison finally speak
Tony and Eleanor dig into a platter of Paul with a slice of Lennon. 4 M's, but will they say mmmm? Tune in to find out. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify . "Martha My Dea
Tony and Eleanor ring in the holiday season with a Beatles fantasy movie casting and a name-that-song competition. A deep dive into the LOTR saga can be found here on How Did This Not Get Made podcast. The famed Jack Whi
Tony and Eleanor dive into a bevy of info on some biggies: the first Beatles single, the first George song focused around Indian instrumentation, a well-known Lennon classic (that's definitely NOT about drugs), and the t
We recap our experience seeing Paul live at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio on 10/08/2025. Check out the setlist on YouTube and Spotify . Our normal programming will resume in 2 weeks! Want to join the ride and rate t
Tony clears up allegations made in the last episode, Abbey Road's toiler paper is unraveled, and George finally gets his time to shine. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify
Tony and Eleanor accidentally talk about "Let It Be" for the whole ep. Additional topics include One Battle After Another, the Beatles industrial complex, and the role of music in social movements. Follow along with the
Tony and Eleanor return from their break with a celebrity guest and a truly stacked roster of late-era Beatles songs. It's the longest episode yet, featuring a McCartney impression showdown and a shocking revelation abou
In a very special episode, Tony and Eleanor reveal the lads’ halftime scores, respond to messages from BYCRMS listeners, and welcome back a fan favorite guest. The song journey will resume October 8th — keep an eye on yo
Tony and Eleanor are joined by an old buddy to discuss a Ringo vocal, a George joint, and some 50-50's (including a big, big boy). Topics of discussion include Akira Kurosawa, Franz Liszt, and trail mix. Follow along wit
Tony and Eleanor explore a peculiar Harrison contribution, mid-60’s Lennon love songs, and Paul and John’s final 50-50 effort. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify . "It's A
Eleanor takes a turn in the listening chair while Tony assumes his post as leader of the podcast. They explore George's second tune and a debate between Paul and John about primary songwriting credit for an iconic song.
Tony and Eleanor pay tribute to Brian Wilson and round out the “I’m” songs with a discussion of the Beatles’ sleepiest tunes. Follow along with the song list from this episode, available on YouTube and Spotify . "I’m Hap
A dear friend joins Tony and Eleanor to share strong takes, a fun Beatles origin story, and his insider perspective as a touring drummer. Buckle up for many a detour and lots of Bob talk. Wild ride! Follow along with the
Tony and Eleanor continue trudging through the "I" songs, hitting a "no Paul" wall. What will they make of Macca's return? Plus: Toast makes a full GI recovery. Follow along with the song list from this episode, availabl
Tony and Eleanor follow the alphabetical song order to a weirdly specific place: John songs from 1964. They explore: Did the Beatles invent feedback? Is one of these songs worse than "Hold Me Tight"? Plus: Some fodder fo
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Baby You Can Rate My Song is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under music (commentary) and has published 38 episodes.
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