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John Lennon

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Sep 22, 2026

Buzz KnightHOST
25:15
[laughs]
Nigel DickGUEST
25:15
But they are, and it, they relax, you know? Uh, I mean, if you s- if you s- start off a conversation with Paul McCartney going, "So just between you and me, Paul, what went, what really went down with you and John?" You know, he's just gonna...
Nigel DickGUEST
25:32
He's like, "Okay, I'm done with this."
Buzz KnightHOST
25:34
"Oh, what do you think of Yoko?" [laughs]

21 MINS LATER

Nigel DickGUEST
46:27
Um, well, I'd take a walk with The Beatles, obviously, um, 'cause y- you know, there's so much that went on in the early days.
Nigel DickGUEST
46:36
You'd just love to sort of get a vibe of that, and their, their perspective now looking back.
Nigel DickGUEST
46:46
I c- I cried when, I cried when John Lennon was murdered, as everybody did.
Nigel DickGUEST
46:54
Yeah, it hits you.
Jamil "Mal" ClayHOST
29:29
Like, get out of here with that shit.
Jamil "Mal" ClayHOST
29:31
Don't pull up Yoko Ono and John Lennon.
Rory FarrellHOST
29:32
Do you know that was just her first name? Her last name is Yee.
Jamil "Mal" ClayHOST
29:34
Yeah.
Rory FarrellHOST
29:34
It's Yoko Ono Yee.
Rory FarrellHOST
29:35
[laughs] That would be funny if Yoko...
Rory FarrellHOST
29:39
Yo, can you imagine streaming if John Lennon was with Yoko Ono, like, in the streaming era? [laughs]
Jamil "Mal" ClayHOST
29:46
[laughs]
Langston KermanHOST
30:37
sayingYou're saying little peoples are the darkies of the world.
Langston KermanHOST
30:42
You understand- Which I think is a John Lennon song ... and people are just deci- that...
Langston KermanHOST
30:45
Oh.
Denny LoveGUEST
30:45
Oh, one of my favorites.
Philip GrindellGUEST
42:23
No one know- They, they feel insignificant.
Philip GrindellGUEST
42:25
So how do I get famous? You know, if, if, if you, if you Google John Lennon, his shooter comes up all the time with him.
Philip GrindellGUEST
42:33
So he, he's, you know, he gets that kind of, that-
Anthony Ng MonicaHOST
42:35
Yeah
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:14
But it's not Macklemore who's sold the tickets, it's Ed Sheeran.
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:18
And musicians have always got involved in politics from the way back of John Lennon.
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:23
But the key here is the word support.
Nick FerrariSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:27
If you are a support act, it doesn't fall to you to start giving political pronouncements which then effectively endanger the whole tour and put such a world, a global leading artist in such a bad place.
speaker_0HOST
0:05
From the Music History Today podcast network, this is the Music History Today podcast for September the 22nd.
speaker_0HOST
0:13
On today's show, the first Farm Aid concert takes place and John Lennon signs his last record deal.
speaker_0HOST
0:19
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speaker_0HOST
0:27
So thank you very much if you do.
speaker_0HOST
2:40
The stunt became a legendary piece of rock lore.
speaker_0HOST
2:44
And every four years or so, it kind of pops up again.
speaker_0HOST
2:49
In 1980, John Lennon and Yoko Ono officially signed a deal to release their upcoming album Double Fantasy with David Geffen's brand new record label Geffen Records.
speaker_0HOST
3:03
Geffen won the couple's trust by treating Yoko as an equal creative partner before he had even heard a single track from the recording sessions.
Walter SterlingHOST
25:30
then she was too stupid for him to marry.
Walter SterlingHOST
25:32
Therefore, I do not believe that she did not know who John Lennon was.
Walter SterlingHOST
25:36
Thanks, Jeff.
Walter SterlingHOST
25:37
Thanks for the call.
AlanHOST
57:21
Yes [laughs]
Jamie CampbellHOST
57:22
Uh, 'cause that style that he had, uh, those John Lennon specs, shaded specs, were terrible.
Jamie CampbellHOST
57:27
It's the mid-'90s, so of course there's a cello in the song and we get to see it.
Jamie CampbellHOST
57:31
Uh, I wrote at this point, "Is that a cowboy?" Uh, we'll get back to that one later.

7 MINS LATER

AlanHOST
64:36
Well, were The Beatles really nice people? Come on.
Jamie CampbellHOST
64:39
No, probably.
Jamie CampbellHOST
64:40
Well, John Lennon was.
AlanHOST
64:41
Yeah.
ColbyHOST
50:05
I think the guy's named Lee Gallagher, right? He worked at Panthers, right? He plays the piano and sings all the...
ColbyHOST
50:13
like Billy Joel and John Lennon.
ColbyHOST
50:16
He'd be perfect because if Penrith make it, you've got a Penrith bloke there who used to work at Panthers, right? And here he's a star now.
ColbyHOST
50:24
He goes around all the clubs and playing the clubs and that.
Clinton KellyHOST
3:24
Really?
Stacy LondonHOST
3:25
Now, I do not love that they put her in the John Lennon glasses.
Stacy LondonHOST
3:28
I don't think I understand that.
Stacy LondonHOST
3:30
I mean, yes, she's done glasses similar to this, but I feel like they could have made them slightly more modern and chic.

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