I Feel Fine - Episode 68 with Jon Blackstone

I Feel Fine - Episode 68 with Jon Blackstone

This week we dive deep into one of the most pivotal records in early Beatles history, I Feel Fine. Kenyon and Peter, joined by musician Jon Blackstone, uncover the story behind the first intentional use of feedback in recorded music, tracing how a studio “mistake” became a defining Beatles innovation. The trio reconstruct the song’s evolution take by take, exploring how a simple riff turned into a landmark single and how Ringo’s rhythmic breakthrough helped shape its sound. Along the way, John shares his own history performing the song live, sparking a rich conversation about what makes it so deceptively difficult and endlessly fun. From technical breakdowns to cultural context, this episode captures that thrilling moment when the Beatles shifted from raw rockers to modern pop pioneers.


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