Album US 1999 on Delta Entertainment label
Spoken Word (Audiobook, Interview)
Audio Book on CD written and narrated by Geoffrey Giuliano. Here, for the first time, the Fab Four's flamboyant leader speaks out on a variety of issues including peace, War and the Beatles enduring legacy.
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No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Introduction By The Author | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
2 | Throughout 1969 Lennon Was Extremely Close With Apple Man Derek Taylor, In This Press Conference You Will Hear Both Derek And Yoko | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
3 | Lennon Comments On The Fallout Of Brain Epstein's Untimely Death | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
4 | John Reacts To The Suggestion That He And Yoko's Avant Garde Films Are Painfully Reminiscent Of The Cinematic Work Of Andy Warhol | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
5 | Back In 1969, John Lennon Was Even Considered Outrageous To The Art World And Quite Regularly Upset Even The Anything Goes Garde | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
6 | Lennon Sounds Off On His Views Of Apple And The Rather Consistent Problem Of Pulling Any Real Money Out Of The Firm | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
7 | John Describes The Couple's Work As A Kind Of Living Diary Of Their Unconventional Life | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
8 | One Of Lennon's Great Priorities Circa 1969 Was Working To Expose The So Called Art Myth, Which Is, That Only Very Special, Highly Sophisticated People May Participate In The Creative Process. He Also Talks About His Ongoing Peace Projects With Yoko | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
9 | John Discusses What's Up For The Beatles In '69 | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
10 | To Lennon Peace Marches Were Old Hat And His New Bed-In Concept Offered A Fairly Simple Alternative For Anyone That Wanted To Take Part In This Type Of Protest, He Explains | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
11 | Controversial As Their Relationship Was In The Beginning, John Was Desperately In Love With Yoko, He Explains The Unique Attraction | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
12 | Here We Learn How Yoko's Appearance In John's Life Affected The Leader Of The Beatles. Lennon Also Comments On The Future Of The Group | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
13 | Over And Again John's Relationship With Yoko Is A Point Og, At Least In 1969 Discussion, Lennon Comments | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
14 | And What Will Become Of The Beatles Now That John Is So Otherwise Preoccupied With His New Wife? He Responds | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
15 | Ever Since The Beatles Laid Down Their Instruments Forever Following Their Final Performance At Candlestick Park In San Francisco In 1966 Journalists Bombarded Them With Questions About A Panic Reunion. Here Lennon Faces The Controvesy Head On | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
16 | 'Let It Be' Seemed To Be Both The Best Of Times And Worst Of Times For The Beatles. Lennon Explains The Fairly Convolted Project | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
17 | John Comments On The Beatles' Ever Evoling Style | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
18 | In This Rare Piece Lennon Discusses The Unexpected Impact Of 'Sgt Pepper' And What It Meant To Him | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
19 | The Lennon's Second Bed In Was Held In Montreal, Canada On May 26, 1969. Much The Same Content As The First, The Only Significant Difference Was The Attendance Of An Array Of Celebrities Matching Wits With John And Yoko Including Cartoonist Al Capp, Tommy Smothers, Dr. Timothy Leary As Well As The Montreal Chapter Of The Radha Krishna Temple. The Unquestionable Highlight Of The Event Was The Communal Recording Of "Give Peace A Chance" Live From The Bedroom. In This Interview Lennon Takes Time Out To Preside Over Lively Telephone Press Conference Broadcast Throughout North America | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
20 | One Of Those Closest To The Beatles Musically Back In 1969 Was Keyboard Legend Billy Preston Who Played With The Group Extensively During The 'Let It Be' Sessions In London. When "Get Back" Was Released It Was Promoted As "The Beatles With Billy Preston" It Bacame Rather A Point Of Controversy With The Media And Many Fans. Lennon Explains Both The Billing And The Relationship | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
21 | John Is Asked To Explain Just Exactly What He Feels Constitutes A Beatle | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
22 | Lennon Explains The Creation Of The Now Classic, "The Ballad Of John And Yoko" | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
23 | "And What's It Really Like To Be A Beatle, Mr. Lennon?" | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
24 | John Drew On A Vast Field Of Sensory And Intellectual Experience When Composing. John Responds To A Reporter's Queries Concerning The Effect Of Mantra (And Thus Repetition) On His Work | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon | ||
25 | One Of The Terms Coined By John Back In The Late Sixties Was 'Philosorock', Let's See What John Has To Say About It | Geoffrey Giuliano, John Lennon |