John Lennon
DAVID WIGG: "John, what do you and Yoko hope to achieve together, because you seem to be concentrating an awful lot of effort these days on LP's together and on your own things together."...
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Q: "This whole thing, ah, in terms of music right now, the general progressive people or the general rock thing which is getting down to be whether you're going to go with Led Zeppelin, you're...
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Q: "What does the new album mean to you?" PAUL: "Before we'd even started anything, I had the title, 'Tug Of War.' I wanted to do the whole album around that theme. The idea was...
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PLAYBOY: "The word is out: John Lennon and Yoko Ono are back in the studio, recording again for the first time since 1975, when they vanished from public view. Let's start with you, John. What...
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The Beatles Ultimate Experience Q: "Why did you go underground in 1975? Were you tired of making music, or of the business itself?" JOHN: "It was a bit of both. I'd been under...
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Q: "What is the situation with your deportation case?" JOHN: "Well, It's hellish really. I don't know where to start. It's going on the same as before-- for me it's the same. They've...
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Q: "Isn't there room today for the Beatles as a living band? A contemporary band? You're surely now far more aware as people. Must it always now be for you that the Beatles made yesterday's...
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Q: "Could I have your autograph, please?" JOHN: "Yes, certainly. Have you got a pen?" Q: "You're John Lennon, aren't you?" JOHN: "Yes, that's me. John Lennon."...
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Q: "Welcome everyone. John Lennon." JOHN: "Thank you, Carroll." Q: "And Ringo Starr. Did your drums get off the train safely?" RINGO: "I hope so. We got a man...
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Q: "John, I understand you just finished the movie." JOHN: "Uhh, yes." Q: "'A LONG Day's Night'?" JOHN: "'A Hard Day's Night.'" Q: "I thought George was...
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