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🗓️ 23 August 2023
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0:00.0 | So being a huge Beatles fanatic and always having great Beatles topics here, on Talk |
0:19.7 | Is Jericho, this one is very cool, Lori Kays here and the book is a rock and roll |
0:26.8 | name dropper, which I love the title of that. So many things to discuss, but I mean basically |
0:32.0 | one of the things that I'm sure you write about quite a bit in the book and talk about |
0:35.6 | all the time is you had the very last interview with John Lennon, which is so ridiculous, |
0:42.1 | crazy, amazing, but it's also very melancholy, bittersweet at the same time. Is that kind of |
0:47.3 | your life story, so to speak, is that kind of what you lead with most of the time when |
0:52.1 | you're talking about your career? |
0:53.6 | Well, absolutely, that's why my book is called Confessions of a Rock and Roll name dropper, |
0:58.8 | my leading up to John Lennon's last interview. It's a major part of my life and quite frankly, |
1:06.0 | December 8th, 1980 is still something I consider to be both the best and worst day of my life. |
1:12.2 | It's interesting too, because it's one of those things like I was a big Beatles fan when |
1:15.8 | I was very young. I think I was probably nine years old in 1980 and you still, it's like |
1:20.2 | everyone remembers no matter what age you were or how old you are that day when you heard |
1:25.0 | that John Lennon had been killed. So it is kind of a monumental moment in pop culture history |
1:31.1 | for everybody that was alive then and has been born or into the Beatles ever since. |
1:37.0 | Yeah, I understand. It's a day that's in rock and roll history in a horrifying way. |
1:44.2 | Well, let's talk a little before that. I mean, how did you get, I mean, I know obviously |
1:47.9 | we had a super long career and we can talk about that in a bit, but how did you end up |
1:52.0 | getting an interview with John Lennon? Because at the time, as we all know, for people |
1:57.2 | that might need a refresher, he had been gone for five years, hadn't done anything. He |
2:02.1 | just basically had stayed at home with his son and his wife and his family. And now double |
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