Produced By George Martin

Sir George Martin speaks to Howard Goodall about recording techniques he used with The Beatles and listens to Tomorrow Never Knows with Ringo Starr.

Record producer, Sir George Martin reminisces with Paul McCartney about his comedy work and explains to Michael Palin how producing Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan helped him in his work with The Beatles.

Celebrated record producer, Sir George Martin visits his former oboe teacher Margaret Eliot and speaks to his son Giles about attending the Guildhall School of Music.

Barwick Green, better known as the theme to The Archers performed by Sidney Torch and his Orchestra and produced by George Martin. (Arena: The Original Archers, 2007)

Sir George Martin speaks to Michael Palin about his comedy recordings, particularly working with Peter Sellers, Irene Handl and Spike Milligan and how that influenced his latter work with The Beatles.

Bura and Hardwick animation of Bernard Cribbins' Right Said Fred from 1967.

Liverpool supporters at The Kop sing Cilla Black's Anyone Who Had A Heart, followed by Cilla herself. Produced by George Martin. (Arena: The Brian Epstein Story, 1998)

Gerry & The Pacemakers perform Ferry Cross The Mersey, with original footage from Top Of The Pops. (Arena: The Brian Epstein Story, 1998)

Charlie Drake performs My Boomerang Won't Come Back produced by George Martin. (Arena: Drakes Progress, 2001)

Sir George Martin and Lady Judy Martin recall their first meeting to the tune of Matt Monro's Portrait of My Love which George also produced.

Producer Sir George Martin listens to an old Beatles Fanclub recording with Sir Paul McCartney, recalling the old days of EMI.

Jimmy Shand talks about and performs Bluebell Polka in 1985. Produced by George Martin. (Arena: Accordians, 1985)

Jeff Beck describes how the suave George Martin was a James Bond type figure and to illustrate, George shows us how to mix a martini.