Word Podcast 257 - Richard Houghton

Word In Your Ear
09/12/2016 29 min
Word Podcast 257 - Richard Houghton

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In which Richard Houghton, the author of “I Was There”, a collection of first-hand reminiscences from people who saw the Beatles back in the sixties, from under-attended dance halls in England to over flowing stadia in the United States, talks to David Hepworth about how he wrinkled out their stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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