Music's Greatest Mysteries Season 2 Episode 6 5th Beatle, Stonehenge and Bad Press
- April 27, 2022
Music's Greatest Mysteries season 2 episode 6, "5th Beatle, Stonehenge and Bad Press," explores three different mysteries related to the music industry.
The first mystery focuses on "the 5th Beatle," a term often used to refer to individuals who were close collaborators with the Beatles during their career but were not official members of the band. The episode delves into who exactly should be considered the 5th Beatle and explores the contributions of individuals such as Brian Epstein, George Martin, and Stuart Sutcliffe.
The second mystery involves the iconic Stonehenge monument in England. Many musicians over the years have been drawn to this ancient site, believing it to possess a certain mysticism or power that can enhance their creativity. The episode explores the history and significance of Stonehenge and interviews musicians such as Mick Jagger and Jimmy Page about their experiences visiting the site.
The final mystery addressed in the episode concerns the impact of bad press on musicians. In the age of social media, negative news stories and rumors can spread quickly and have a devastating effect on an artist's career. The episode looks at several examples of musicians who have faced bad press and how they dealt with the fallout, including Michael Jackson and Kurt Cobain.
Overall, "5th Beatle, Stonehenge and Bad Press" offers a fascinating look at three very different aspects of the music industry and the mysteries that continue to surround them.
