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<p>Michelle discusses The Beatles'&nbsp;Sgt. Pepper with her mother, Dionne in the latest episode of Note for Note. They discuss life back in the 70's when the Beatles were arguably at their peak, the cultural landscape of the time and how music helped shape it. They also get into which musicians had the most base level impact on their affinity for being a musician.&nbsp;</p>

Robert Leitschuh |  Seventh Sojourn · The Moody Blues

On Note for Note host Michelle Leitschuh interviews guest about an album that changed their life.