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Lady Madonna

Lady Madonna

Song by John Lennon and Paul McCartneyWikipedia

Search complete. 16 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Lady Madonna".

Oct 29, 2026

Pat FrancisHOST
72:23
What's it say? Alan O'Day said the song took three months to write.
Pat FrancisHOST
72:27
Really? Originally, it was loosely based on the character in the Beatles' Lady Madonna.
Pat FrancisHOST
72:35
He also possibly inspired by the Rolling Stones 73 song Angie.
Pat FrancisHOST
72:40
So he took that name.
DannyHOST
37:44
I'll get that, yeah.
Buzz AdamsHOST
37:47
What key was Lady Madonna set?
NicoHOST
37:51
All right, which rock singer was posthumously pardoned after a conviction arising from allegations of indecent exposure at a 1969 Miami concert? Yeah, I didn't even know this.
DannyHOST
38:02
That's crazy.
Alan McClureHOST
6:56
And it's The Inner Light.
Alan McClureHOST
6:58
which was the B-side, you'll correct me, was it the B-side for Lady Madonna?
Gerry HassanHOST
7:01
Yep, yep,
Alan McClureHOST
7:02
yep.

9 MINS LATER

Alan McClureHOST
15:34
And it's a fun one to sing along with, especially at the end.
Gerry HassanHOST
15:38
And it's so playful.
Gerry HassanHOST
15:40
And as you know, they found when they were doing the Beatles' one album, the video version, and they found the video footage they made for Lady Madonna.
Gerry HassanHOST
15:50
And it was as they were in the recording session for Hey Bulldog.
Clint BarrettHOST
6:59
all right next up on the album for my pick it's going to be glass onion and this is another john penned song within the song john wanted to have a little fun so he talked about the hidden or not so hidden messages within the song such as Paul is Dead, etc.
Clint BarrettHOST
7:23
So he put several callbacks in the song, such as Strawberry Fields, I Am the Walrus, Lady Madonna, The Fool on the Hill.
Clint BarrettHOST
7:35
That's...
Clint BarrettHOST
7:37
the whole thing the glass onion is something you can see through there's nothing hidden inside so he's mocking over analysis which i guess i'm doing on this song but either way interesting factoid the string arrangement at the end gives it a very dramatic sound it was done by the fifth beetle and interesting factoid the fifth beetle being um George Martin.
Tony TrischkaGUEST
105:37
On the other hand, since she's standing here right now, yeah, she's joining us on the vocal on this one.
Tony TrischkaGUEST
105:43
This is a little bit of Lady Madonna.
speaker_1NARRATOR
105:50
Two, three.
speaker_1NARRATOR
105:51
Lady Madonna, children at your feet.
speaker_1NARRATOR
105:55
Wondering how you managed to make it me.
speaker_1NARRATOR
105:59
Who finds the money when you pay the rent? Don't you know that money is heaven sent? Friday night arrives without a suitcase.
speaker_1NARRATOR
106:11
Sunday morning creeps in like a nun.
speaker_1NARRATOR
106:15
Monday's time to learn to tie a bootleg.
Dónal GallagherGUEST
45:55
No, it was later in Lorelei he did another rock one.
Dónal GallagherGUEST
45:58
But all these guys like Howie Casey, who played with Paul McCartney and played on, you know, Lady Madonna and these guys.
Dónal GallagherGUEST
46:10
So Rory was intrigued.
Dónal GallagherGUEST
46:13
Because they would have been the brass players.
Chris GoldenHOST
45:33
It was produced by Joe Meek.
Chris GoldenHOST
45:35
Paul McCartney says that the piano rift in this one was one that he stole for Lady Madonna.
Chris GoldenHOST
45:44
Here we are, Humphrey Littleton, Bad Penny Blues.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:23
We're all here with Chris Golden.
Brian KleinHOST
70:11
have a ton of stuff.
Brian KleinHOST
70:12
Like, I think it was like lady Madonna.
Brian KleinHOST
70:14
Big hit song was never on an album until their like best of stuff.
Brian KleinHOST
70:20
So they had a lot of stuff that wasn't part of an album.
Tony MendozaHOST
37:34
The thing about this-
TJ ShanoffHOST
37:35
I don't like his Lady Madonna.
TJ ShanoffHOST
37:36
I think he whiffed on Lady Madonna.
TJ ShanoffHOST
37:37
How about that?
Tony MendozaHOST
37:39
The, well, there you go.
Alex SoutheyHOST
17:35
okay songs not like bach but songs like the beatles or something yeah like the
Miles From NowhereGUEST
17:40
first song i ever learned um The first two songs, I learned Lady Madonna and I learned Let It Be.
Miles From NowhereGUEST
17:48
Oh,
Alex SoutheyHOST
17:48
as your first two
Miles From NowhereGUEST
17:49
songs? Those are my first.
Miles From NowhereGUEST
17:50
Is it Lady Madonna? Yeah, so what I would do...
Miles From NowhereGUEST
17:55
At that time, I wasn't singing, so it was like I would play the melody with my right hand, and then my left hand would kind of play chords and stuff.
Miles From NowhereGUEST
18:01
Okay,

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