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Dear Prudence

Dear Prudence

Song by John Lennon, Lennon-McCartney, and Paul McCartneyWikipedia

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Sep 16, 2026

LarsonHOST
41:37
What an idiot."
SteveHOST
41:38
He thinks Dear Prudence is a top 10 Beatles song.
LarsonHOST
41:42
Yeah, might be.
SteveHOST
41:42
Okay.

5 MINS LATER

SteveHOST
47:04
My Beatles credibility is certified.
LarsonHOST
47:08
I don't know.
LarsonHOST
47:08
You don't have "Dear Prudence" on your, your best of White Album, so.
SteveHOST
47:11
And your, your, your, your bizarre fixation on a mid-level Beatles song is-
Joel SpenceGUEST
25:08
They should have released it every year, to be honest.
Joel SpenceGUEST
25:12
I think I'm going to say Dear Prudence.
Michael SokilHOST
25:14
Oh, good choice.
Michael SokilHOST
25:15
Very good choice.
Joel SpenceGUEST
25:37
Um, it's very specific and I don't know.
Joel SpenceGUEST
25:40
I just think it, it would have, it would have been a hit, uh, or if it wouldn't have been a hit it, I would have still been glad that they took that risk.
Michael SokilHOST
25:50
That's on my list for like best songs that weren't singles, but commercial potential of dear prudence.
Michael SokilHOST
25:54
I'm not sure.
LarsonHOST
53:11
This could be a good way to end the show.
LarsonHOST
53:13
Says, "With Steve's clear objection to Dear Prudence, Steve's personal animus-
SteveHOST
53:18
Oh, no
LarsonHOST
53:18
... animus towards Dear Prudence."
SteveHOST
53:19
I've got animus towards Prudence?
LarsonHOST
53:21
Evidently.
LarsonHOST
53:22
Are there any other universally liked songs that you don't like that might turn the crowd against you? So apparently, seemingly based on this question, Luis has heat with you for your animus towards Dear Prudence.
SteveHOST
53:34
Okay, fair enough.
Brett MorrisPANELIST
5:43
um so
Will HinesHOST
5:44
that i kept that in mind so here here's where we go first side back in the ussr into dear prudence i'm so used to that beginning i couldn't budget like it's just such a beautiful one two punch that i kept it but then i skip right to i mean again you guys could order it radically different but this is how mine worked out back in the ussr to prudence then while my guitar gently weeps And I cut everything in between that.
Will HinesHOST
6:09
No Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da, no Glass Onion.
Will HinesHOST
6:12
Wow.
Will HinesHOST
6:42
And then I go to I Will and Julia, which is how the first album of the White Album currently ends.
Will HinesHOST
6:51
So I keep those.
Will HinesHOST
6:52
So back in the USSR, dear Prudence, while my guitar gently weeps, happiness is a warm gun.
Will HinesHOST
6:57
Martha, my dear, I'm so tired.
Ross StevensonHOST
5:42
This is one for you too, Blasey.
Phil CeberanoGUEST
5:44
Yeah, look, I know the answer to this, of course, but who taught the finger styling to John Lennon while recording Julia and Dear Prudence? I know the answer.
Phil CeberanoGUEST
5:53
Hang on, hang
Ross StevensonHOST
5:54
on, hang on.
Ross StevensonHOST
5:56
Who taught John Lennon the finger styling for Julia and Dear Prudence? Sounds
Phil CeberanoGUEST
6:00
a bit intimate, that question.
Phil CeberanoGUEST
6:03
Clapton.
Nate BrownHOST
18:07
So you have McCartney doing a rocker like Back in the USSR or a more avant-garde thing like Why Don't We Do It in the Road or Helter Skelter.
Nate BrownHOST
18:15
You also have Lennon doing some of these more gentle songs like Dear Prudence or Julia.
Nate BrownHOST
18:21
And so that's kind of an interesting thing.
Nate BrownHOST
18:23
You also have, you know, Lennon getting into his most avant-garde with Revolution 9, obviously.
SteveHOST
29:56
[laughs] If I can find it.
LarsonHOST
29:59
I'm guessing Back in the USSR, Dear Prudence.
SteveHOST
30:02
Nope.
SteveHOST
30:03
[laughs]
LarsonHOST
30:03
No Dear Prudence?
SteveHOST
30:04
No and no. [laughs]
LarsonHOST
30:05
How do you not put Dear Prudence on there?
SteveHOST
30:08
Uh-
Tim TuckerHOST
29:01
Yeah, yeah.
Nick CoatesGUEST
29:01
After that Pr- Dear Prudence kind of like quietness.
Nick CoatesGUEST
29:05
Wake up.
John LennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:07
I told you 'bout Strawberry Fields.
speaker_7NARRATOR
105:46
This is Vocal Booth Radio.
John LennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
105:50
[singing] Dear Prudence, won't you come out to play? Dear Prudence, greet the brand new day.
John LennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:12
Hey, the sun is up, the sky is blue.
John LennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:21
It's beautiful and so are you.
John LennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:25
Dear Prudence, won't you come out to play? Dear Prudence.
speaker_26SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:35
Dear Prudence.
John LennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:39
Open up your eyes.
John LennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:44
Dear Prudence.
speaker_1HOST
0:05
That's a tough one.
speaker_1HOST
0:07
I'd say it's a toss-up between Hey Jude and Dear Prudence.
CassHOST
0:11
Ah, yes.
CassHOST
0:12
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speaker_1HOST
0:22
I love it.
CassHOST
0:24
And I want to start with one of the most famous urban legends in music history, the ultimate psychedelic anthem.
CassHOST
2:13
It's the ultimate societal Rorschach test.
speaker_1HOST
2:16
Oh, I like that.

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