1966 October 29th John Lennon interview on the set of How I won the war.
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- John Lennon interviewed 29th October 1966, Carboneras Spain, On The Set Of How I Won The War, Fred Robbins. Johns had his hair cut. John on acting and being in Spain. Dick Lester, what the other Beatles are up to. Bit embarrassing as Fred does not understand who writes what, "Great songs you've written Yesterday, Michelle".... Inspiration where the songs come from, back to Michelle, The 1966 US Tour, another tour and Paul has signed us up the write the music for a film. Escaping fame with a hair cut.
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John voice is so relaxing so soft ❤
yes, and the original song writing demos he did there in Spain for Strawberry Fields Forever.
Happy birthday John Lennon 82 years young.
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Had never heard this interview before. It's been said that John was a tortured soul. He seemed more comfortable in his own skin, in stark contrast to his more serious personality in the first half of 1966. Lost some weight. Hair cropped. No mania. There was no pressure to write songs. No real distractions. Setting the Beatles aside, the last half of 1966, probably his most "normal" period.
I bet John was relaxed, during this time. The Beatles stopped touring and everyone was on break.
John4Ever
There was this TV special from Spain (not from the 60s, maybe from the early 2000s) that showed this colour footage of John being interviewed during filming. Someone uploaded this years ago on TH-cam, sadly the account doesn't exist. I've yet to see the footage online, and have yet to see this bootlegged/documented. At first I thought this was a recreation of his time in Spain, but it was real footage. Thank you for sharing this audio interview, thought it would have been the filmed interview.
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great stuff here! Never heard this interview before
Glad you enjoyed it. :)
I am feeling right now on my face that same wind John was experiencing....greetings from the moon, North Africa or really Almería.
@6:58 Michelle and Yesterday, both McCartney songs, I bet John's tongue was firmly in his cheek for this interview.
I met John Lennon in 1961 just before his group found fame.It was the bar of the old Cavern he was talking to the boss of the club and I was a young student lost in the depths of city. Lennon called me a posh bastard push off. Later he found I was invited by another friend far greater then he . Winked from the stage at me as if it was sorry in his action.
He's right, it's hard to describe. I loved the book, I'd seen the film when I was a kid, didn't remember much of anything. When I read the book I just thought "who on earth thought of making this into a film?" However, the book is more of a rough guide for the film. I did enjoy the book!
What a sweet guy
Paul never asked for input from John in writing the score for The Family Way. He only found out from Yoko that John was very hurt by this. It’s interesting that John mentions that Paul has signed ‘us’ up to do the music for a film.
Interesting i did t know that. Apparently John was lonely at this time and was anxious to rejoin the Beatles. Ringo came out to visit him.
It was Paul #2, Billy Shepherd.
@@chrisnolan5607 Not according to Memoirs.
@@thelordofliberty6984 Yes it was. The first project Billy did in the Fall of 1966 was the Family Way score with George Martin. George was in India for 6 weeks, John was filming How I Won the War. All this happened after the death of James Paul on 9-11-66.
@@chrisnolan5607 In Memoirs, Billy states that his first project in the Paul McCartney role was Pepper. Love in the open air was before Pepper. So according to Memoirs, Billy wasn't involved in the Boulton Brothers project.
While he was working on Strawberry Fields Forever.
Well I can't speak for Bill. (5:26) When asked about the plans of the other Beatles. Billy replaced Paul!
Well I can't speak for the others. (5:26)
Why, why do these plonkers keep professing this lie as truth? Anyone who has been in a band understands that this myth is impossible to duplicate in real life, not to mention the Wings of Pegasus channel has disproved this idiocy by using Paul’s own voice, something that is impossible to duplicate. I’m tired of American stupidity.
I would have asked so John did you bring your guitar, are you going to try writing songs during breaks during your filming???? :)
John sounds like he really did not want to be interviewed here but the reporter does not seem to take the hint and keeps asking dumb questions. It's obvious John was holding his tounge when talking about Yesterday and Michelle as the reporter described them ( both Paul songs) as great and it's also abundantly clear to my ears at least that John regretted making the film. He has no real interest in it nor understands the plot. He is also unaware that Paul was writing the music on his own for the Haley Mills project which probably embarrassed him later. I've never heard this interview or remember hearing it. Not much interest here. But it's still an important Beatles document.
sounds to me like he was tired. Think he was very tired durnig the making of the film and found it very boring.
It seems, these type of comments from reporters asking about Paul's songs in a Lennon interview, probably created tension in the group, it seem to imply Paul was the num 1 musician of the band, also In another interview, John said, Paul got more fan mail from girls than anyone else
Clueless reporter asking about Yesterday and Michelle, which Paul wrote. Should´ve asked about In My Life or Norwegian Wood at this time. John probably wrote Strawberry Fields Forever right after the left.
Interesting that the interview only mentions Paul when complimenting John’s songwriting
Well they all want to give Paul credit for Johns song
One month before meeting Yoko.
Yoko can jump in a lake
@@Christophrpemberton46 She can walk on thin ice!
"She's me in drag." -John :)
Becomes animated only when discussing the music. Totally indifferent to the film.
I remember him saying filming the movie was boring
@@thedogwoods5716 boring as hell was the term he used!
John talking about 1960s cancel culture at around 9 mins.
For the Paul is dead crowd this would be a week before his tragic car death.
So Faul had a mustache when he lost his head November of 1966. Interesting.
@@jameswilliams1612 Some say November...some say September. That's the thing with the Paul Is Dead crowd. The story is constantly changing.
@@thelordofliberty6984
You should read or get the audiobook "The Memoirs of Billy Shears" or the abridged "Billy's Back". Those are quite thought provoking and if the books are fiction, they have a very unusual level of detail and liable against various people incl the Paul character. Why isn't author being sued; at minimum for publishing Beatles lyrics?
@@fazole I have read Memoirs of Billy Shears. That's how I know it contradicts a lot of theories thrown out by many in the PID community. Getting permission to print Beatles lyrics is not difficult at all.
So basically for the people who are mentally challenged
Something about the interviewer bugs.
Incidental side coincidence... John Lennon addresses the journalist Fred Robbins as "Old Fred" -- 11:42 the name that would later be used for one of the protagonists in the film Yellow Submarine. Old Fred is seen to have a very strong friendship with the Lord Mayor of Pepperland.
Cry for john lennon......Appearing before GOD is something we all have to do......
did God tell you that? I need proof.
ur mom
What?
How come God doesn't appear before us? That would help a lot.
YOU HAVE NO
PROOF, EVIDENCE OF FACTS
TO SUPPORT YOUR THEORY. !!!
9:50 Paul's just signed us up to write the music for a film.... with Hayley Mills. (ie, THE FAMILY WAY, which became a Paul McCartney solo project... and, for those paying attention, The Family Way was the first ever solo album by any of The Beatles. And here it is... th-cam.com/video/hD9N5YTnpzU/w-d-xo.html
ASK HIM ABOUT TWO SONGS PAUL WROTE.
BOB DYLAN AND HIS NEW HAIRCUT.....
MARLON BRANDOW, POCAHONTAS AND ME.