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May 12th, 1972 John and Yoko talk with and perform for Dick and Shirley McClaine. John defends his use of the word "nigger" for his song "woman is the nigge...
3 complete episodes (09-11-1971, 09-24-1971, 05-11-1972) of the legendary late-night talk show featuring John Lennon and Yoko Ono's most candid interviews as well as rare live performances. With new episodes introductions and the bonus featurette "Cavett and the Lennons".
The inside story of the making of the Imagine album and film, by John & Yoko and those that were there, available now from Thames and Hudson. John & Yoko backstage on The Dick Cavett Show, 8 September 1971. John told me that they had just finished filming a dream sequence with Yoko and Fred Astaire, who they had collared in the lobby.
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11 de sept. de 2021 · 50 years on from Yoko Ono and John Lennon’s iconic ‘Dick Cavett Show’ appearance. John Lennon was the very definition of box office. Whether in a recording studio or TV set, the Beatle had no filter and said whatever sprung to his mind. Perhaps his most controversial interview came when he and Yoko Ono settled some scores on the Dick ...
Summary: Three complete episodes of the Dick Cavett late-night talk show featuring John Lennon and Yoko Ono's most candid interviews as well as some rare live performances. Second episode also includes interviews with comic Stan Freberg and scientist Robert Citron; the third episode features live performances of John's Woman is the niggger of the world and Yoko's We're all water, both backed ...
John and Yoko returned to Cavett’s show in 1972. Lennon seems a bit jumpy here—nervous perhaps since both he and Yoko perform live in this appearance; John does his less-than-stellar anthem “Woman is the Nigger of the World” and eloquently defends the inflammatory title line; Yoko sings her, well, weird “We are Water,” both with the backing band Elephant’s ...
