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It's a vibe lol

This statement got me. 😂

Better off with the so called squares of yesteryear vs the corporate, dead "hip" cardboard stands of today.

he's also willing to try to dig into the tough questions.. asking "why" etc... I was thinking a lot of interviewers dare not go there...

Yes, but he certainly did not look 39 years old. Why is it that people looked older than they were in the old days?

Literally better than any tv host today.

@@aidanlynn literally incorrect.

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Im More to McCartney Its sad how John LET Yoko to Beatles reherse and recordings like bandmember, id say lennon lacked style in My eyes Its that British arrogance coming from history Being a worldwide Empire taking by force Area after Area that also passed to lennon. And its actually sad that arrogance talked about piece😮

@@MusickopatH boomer you're not conveying your point very well but insofar as i can decipher it i've gotta tell you, you're way off the mark

I get what you mean, but there genuinely are artists like him these days, but they are often obscured by the mainstream brainwashing we call music now-a-days... Or they join the contemporary pop-wagon in order to go big. Look at some of coldplay's first albums and songs, it's rather original and unique. Or people like Alec Benjamin, especially some of his earlier music, very artistic. I'm not comparing, rather mentioning. What made John a cut above the rest, is that he had experience and a talent for combining art and poetry with good sounding music and theory. As stated in the interview, he got to work with many musicians, whicb I think, really gave him some good wisdom and knowledge in the field. And he was overall a good guy.

There are, lets not loose hope

Please, yes sir.

+Tony Saber I would have thought that until I watched old Cavett shows. He asked dull questions and interrupted a lot.

+Theo Lamp - Actually Tony and Nicholas - I liked Tom and Dick as well as Jack Paar. I think all 3 were better than 80% of the talk shows on today.

Absolutely!!!!

Dick Cavett was primarily an entertainer; he admitted he got into show business to become famous. He was a writer who got his own gig, complete with monologue. The "conversations" were as much an opportunity to ad lib as learn something about the guests. He did have quite a few great guests, which is why it worked so well.

Charlie Rose too but i dont know when he came along, still operating though, he is also great.

And now its 2023, its so unreal! this interwiev 48 years old omg haha

I know right

Yes indeed 😥😥 ....though in 1988, they were still making music with drums, guitars and keyboards, of course. Interesting to see how people think the future might be.

@@davida.p.9911 Garageblobs and Zachdungas

Nirvana wanted to be like the Pixies and Black Francis could write like Lennon-McCartney. 1988

​@@inevskikurt loved the Beatles. John in particular.

@@louissalazar8862 that's good

Yeah. Messed up.

That was the year Nirvana was born, and Kurt Cobain idolized John Lennon.

Gone but not forgotten.

​@@kamuelaleenever forget

Hate kills talent sadly

​@@samcrowe8477sadly this is facts

Only other interview I have seen Tom do is with Charles Manson and unfortunately like Geraldo he fell into the bully boy trap . Wanting to act the tough guy while being a privileged interviewer and asking the same nonsensical questions over and over . I just don't understand why interviewers will go in with a hardened criminal who is used to constant threats in a prison environment and try and act like they're Mike Tyson pushing chest out and acting all scary when it just makes the person shut down and laugh at them. Not putting Tom down I have only seen one interview with Manson apart from this but he should have changed his style of interview approach when all he was doing was hitting a brick wall against Manson. Dick everret (think he's called) interviewed both John and George and he was able to go to a plan B and plan C when George was difficult to crack

Peace and Love ☮️❤️

If he hadn't, he'd probably still be alive.

Better than in a city you hate.

And did a total 180 politically…went from a damn bear commie, to basically conservative

@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 that could of been a tactic to get his citizenship. America would never have given it to a commie especially in them days.

And Biden now let's anyone in criminals etc. Anyone.

thats what cost him his lives sometimes its better to shut our mouths sometimes and not take things too far

@@MehtabHussain-fi4st thats true but it’s also good to speak up or forever hold your peace and he chose right

He beat his wife

@@LiterallyjustmintNo he didn’t. He slapped Cynthia once when they were dating. He didn’t touch Yoko.

I wish there was more vidios of him talking.

Yes and all Beatles guys loved Abba. Paul got to know Benny Andersson well and they and their wives became close friends.

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Same. And they say it simultaneously, it's so natural and genuine from both of them

I agree with you. A fun one to watch is Graham Norton. He gets multiple celebrities on the couch at the same time. Much better than anyone in North America.

Revolver was better.

He was great. But I think of Dan Ackroyd when I see him now.

Me too. I was 15. ✌

I thought he was 17 but hey ho, Paul 16, George 15. 1957 Woolton

betty swollicks when?

I think he's referring to when he said they'll be playing "grudge blobs and zap dungas" in 1988. (at the 3 minute mark)

Yeah that caught my attention too. So weird

Musicians only need a computer now, which on plus side, does get more people involved especially young, who can't afford lots of instruments or lessons.

k i know this comment is 3 years old but i just wanna say op i laughed stupidly hard at this

@@kaily9456 I know this reply is 3 years old but I also find this comment real funny

@@velvetwatermelon2647 thank goodness you read it at exactly the right time

I own two of each myself

Two years later, I also found this comment humorous

A great artist and personality, yes. A great person? He had his deficiencies.

@@dukeford8893finally a person that knows the truth all because he’s a good musician doesn’t make him a good person he beat his wife and much more other messed up stuff yet he’s labeled as a good person no he’s a good musician big difference

@@vlMatthewlv I don't think binary labels like "good" vs "bad" are particularly useful or accurate. People seem to forget that celebrities are still human and John Lennon was just a person who did some great things as well as some terrible things. George Harrison probably said it the best. That he could be amazing, wonderful, kind, charming, friendly, affable, etc… But he could also be such a BASTARD.

Slapped Cynthia. Once. While they were dating. She forgave him and married him. Sounds like he was a great man. Get facts straight people. {But I guess it sounds cool to say he beat his wife)

I had a pet rat named Abby Rodent.

I would say A Hard Day's Night was their best

It was all too soon after in all these interviews, and then all over, before the cultural significance of The Beatles whole catalogue and brand could be recognised. The passing of eras had to happen. Also Dec 1980 reinvigorated interest in The Beatles story.

What’s Drake?

Tf you can’t be serious

@@ascottrusso don't be an elitist. everyone has their tastes

But Drake doesn’t write his lyrics 😅

@@jackieburkhart3268real

wouldnt happen until 90s but it was close

2024 YUP!✌️

This is April of 1975. He's living in The Dakota with Yoko, who will give birth to Sean in six months on John's 35th birthday...

​@Jonathan Birch Pixies, not so much. I see your point, though.

Stone Roses had the potential to be next to the beatles ...but they fell apart

Oasis? Hardly. More like electric light orchestra.

For the last time, Oasis are NOT The Beatles !!! Even Noel Gallagher will concede that. ELO? Don't get me started! Songs like Evil Woman and Strange Magic sound like The Bee Gees.

No Rock band or Rock musicians have NOT even reached the Popularity and Creativeness of The Beatles. Yes, there are bands who are creative but don't have the music that touch people's soul like The Beatles

John got it wrong though , they didn't play grugeblobs or zakdungas , 3:14 just the same guitars ,bass and drums the Beatles played haha

@@Mrleejunman Close enough for me

How about Nirvana? Kurt was a huge Lennon fan and their music was simple and catchy, just like The Beatles