DiscoverEverything Fab FourEpisode 36: Dougie Payne of Travis on how, as a second-generation fan, the Beatles become "part of your DNA"
Episode 36: Dougie Payne of Travis on how, as a second-generation fan, the Beatles become "part of your DNA"

Episode 36: Dougie Payne of Travis on how, as a second-generation fan, the Beatles become "part of your DNA"

Update: 2022-12-06
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In this episode, bassist Dougie Payne of Travis joins host Kenneth Womack to talk about his Beatles influence, the 20th anniversary of "The Invisible Band" and why "everyone needs their own Mal Evans." The Scottish band, originally named Glass Onion after the famous “White Album” song, was formed in 1990 and later took its name from a character in the movie “Paris, Texas.” Payne learned to play bass and joined the band, also providing background vocals. Growing up, he says the Beatles were “always there,” having had three older sisters who loved music and one who was a “Beatles obsessive.” As he says, the Beatles’ music “has a way of becoming part of your DNA.” 



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Episode 36: Dougie Payne of Travis on how, as a second-generation fan, the Beatles become "part of your DNA"

Episode 36: Dougie Payne of Travis on how, as a second-generation fan, the Beatles become "part of your DNA"

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