Deep Dish: U.S. Rubber Soul (1965) Part 2

<p>The British Rubber Soul is for the birds! OK, that might be a little aggressive. The album's a masterpiece, but T.J. and Tony make a pretty compelling argument that nobody really misses "What Goes On," and that Dave Dexter's U.S. version for Capitol Records is just a superior collection.</p> <p>It's so fine.</p> <p>It's sunshine.</p> <p>It's PART TWO of our U.S. Rubber Soul deep dish. And along the way, we ponder:</p> <ul><li>Where does journalist Maureen Cleave fit into the lineup: Is she the fifth Beatle... or THE THIRD?</li> <li>And where does Ed McMahon land? (Spoiler: the ninth Beatle.)</li> <li>Which iconic songs would the guys etch into their solo Eagles Mt. Rushmores?</li> </ul> <p>"Run For Your Life" may not age well, but we like to think our dumb Peter Cetera jokes will. YOU BE THE JUDGE.</p> <p> </p> <p>EPISODE LINKS:</p> <ul><li>Check out our <a href='https://pandora.app.link/9Sros656rgb'>Pandora playlist</a>!</li> <li>We want all your corrections, hot takes, conspiracy theories, and love notes! Come hang out with us on <a href='https://www.facebook.com/untitledbeatlespod'>Facebook</a>.</li> <li>Help spread the worrrrrrrrrrrrrd about our show: rate and review us on <a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/untitled-beatles-podcast/id1516037494'>Apple Podcasts</a> or <a href='https://www.untitledbeatlespodcast.com/subscribe'>wherever you listen</a>!</li> </ul>