
The Fool on the Hill
Song by Lennon-McCartneyWikipedia
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Search complete. 14 mentions across 7 episodes found for "The Fool on the Hill".
Nov 5, 2026
That Rock Show Ep. 83 – Cool Covers of Beatles Songs
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56:06Jim SamariaHOST
All right.
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56:06Mark PlotnickHOST
We're going to go beautiful here with some versions of Dear Prudence, one of my favorite Beatles songs, and Fool on the Hill.
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56:14Mark PlotnickHOST
We'll start with Sushi and the Banshees performing Dear Prudence from their 1984, is it Hyena? Hyena.
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56:21Mark PlotnickHOST
Hyena album.
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56:22Mark PlotnickHOST
I got it right.
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56:23Mark PlotnickHOST
Good.
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56:23Mark PlotnickHOST
Followed by Sergio Mendez performing the Fool on the Hill from their 98 Fool on the Hill.
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56:30Jim SamariaHOST
1968.
Late Nite🌙Update with Dean Ryan 'Midterm Elections'26'
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78:33Dean RyanHOST
Good night, everybody.
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He's keeping breath and it's still Nobody wants to know him Does he know what he might say? And he never listens to them But the fool on the hill Sees the sun coming down And the eyes on his head See the world spinning round There was my little clown A man of a thousand voices speaking perfectly loud Nobody ever knows him There's no one he might do And he never listens to them But the girl on the hill Sings this song going down eyes in his hand see the world spinning round now Nobody ever knows him, cause you know he's just a fool And he never listens to them, but they're all lonely See the sun going down, and your eyes in his head See the world spinning
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81:00speaker_9ADVERTISER
around Good morning.
Matt’s dad, Paul, reveals how he found hits for John Farnham and Daryl Braithwaite!
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19:24speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
it.
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19:24speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The man of a thousand voices talking perfectly loud But nobody ever hears him or the sound he appears to make And he never seems to notice But the fool on the hill Sees the sun going down And the eyes in his head See the world spinning round
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19:53Matty OHOST
Tell us why you picked The Fool on the Hill.
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19:56Paul O'GormanGUEST
I picked it because it's a very unusual song.
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19:58Paul O'GormanGUEST
Yeah.
Episode-65-The Beatles-White Album-1968
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6:59Clint BarrettHOST
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.
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7:23Clint BarrettHOST
So he put several callbacks in the song, such as Strawberry Fields, I Am the Walrus, Lady Madonna, The Fool on the Hill.
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7:35Clint BarrettHOST
That's...
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7:37Clint BarrettHOST
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.
Matt’s dad, Paul, reveals how he found hits for John Farnham and Daryl Braithwaite!
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19:24speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
it.
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19:24speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The man of a thousand voices talking perfectly loud But nobody ever hears him or the sound he appears to make And he never seems to notice But the fool on the hill Sees the sun going down And the eyes in his head See the world spinning round
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19:53Matty OHOST
Tell us why you picked The Fool on the Hill.
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19:56Paul O'GormanGUEST
I picked it because it's a very unusual song.
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19:58Paul O'GormanGUEST
Yeah.
54. World Party's Goodbye Jumbo ranked with Ian McNabb (Icicle Works) and Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde)
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24:59JimHOST
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24:59AdamHOST
told you about The Fool on the Hill.
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25:01AdamHOST
And you've got different names.
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25:02AdamHOST
Yeah, yeah, there you go.
Season 3 Episode 4: Magical Mystery Tour
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15:48Alan McClureHOST
Why not? And let's all have ...
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15:49Alan McClureHOST
crawl along the top of these barriers." So a- and also the, the Fool on the Hill sequence, we were commenting on that.
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15:54Alan McClureHOST
That's really quite beautiful, the sunset and the s- clouds, which would not have translated well when it was broadcast in black and white, but they're wonderfully framed.
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16:03Alan McClureHOST
There was somebody there with an eye, you know? It's not random.
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19:17Gerry HassanHOST
Yeah, yeah
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19:17Alan McClureHOST
... would've forgiven all that or maybe not even noticed it.
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19:20Alan McClureHOST
But to open the film an- with, with Fool on the Hill and close it with Your Mother Should Know, which are both McCartney at his-
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19:28Gerry HassanHOST
Yes