3 things worth knowing about The Beatles
- Formed in Liverpool in 1960 and split in 1970, after a decade that redefined popular music.
- "Here Comes the Sun", written by George Harrison, appears on Abbey Road (1969).
- Recent versions of their catalogue are built on the original tapes, remixed by Giles Martin, son of their producer George Martin.
3 The Beatles tracks logged on air
♪ Here Comes The Sun (2019 Mix)♪ All you need is love (2024 Blending Remix)♪ Love Me Do (2024 Stereo Fan Remix, Stereo Vocals)
40plays over three months
0.25 %of our airtime
3tracks in rotation
3.0×per week, on average
Also in similar rotation: Emmanuel Moire (42 plays), M People (39 plays). In the same vein: Rod Stewart, Duran Duran.
Source: Radio Odyssey broadcast log, 14 May to 13 August 2026.
Why Radio Odyssey plays The Beatles
The three tracks we play are remixes built from the original tapes — not cover versions. That is exactly what Radio Odyssey does with its older material: keep the work, refresh the sound.
More of this on our European chill radio page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Among the tracks in regular rotation: Here Comes The Sun (2019 Mix), All you need is love (2024 Blending Remix), Love Me Do (2024 Stereo Fan Remix, Stereo Vocals). The full selection is best discovered by listening live.
40 plays logged over three months of scheduling — about 3.0 times a week, or 0.25% of our airtime. Figures come from our own broadcast log, 14 May to 13 August 2026.
Yes. Radio Odyssey is free and ad-free, with no account to create — press play on any page of this site and The Beatles will come round in rotation.