Yesterday, I found 10 minutes to stop in at a favorite record haunt and find this—a syndicated radio show from the 80s all about the Beatles, hosted by the late New York radio legend Scott Muni. He famously became pals with the Beatles when they first came to America and he was on AM radio (pretty sure it was WINS, which was pop radio back then; this is all waaaaay before I was even alive) and was a revered fixture on the city’s airwaves until his passing sometime in the 1990s I believe. Anyway, few bands understood the concept of the pop song as balance of invention, structure and melodic form as well as the Beatles—but you could put Boston’s own The Cars in that category, too. That group’s songs were as sleek, engineered and muscular as the band’s name suggests. So when I found this radio show on vinyl, my digging for the day was done—those two bands together, along with “the professor” as host, was an instant “must-grab.”