Columbus, OH

RKO Interview, The Dakota, New York City NY

Release year 1980

Tracklist

1
Opening
2
(Just Like) Starting Over
3
Marriage
4
The dialogue concept of Double Fantasy
5
Hard Times Are Over
6
How the songs came about
7
Hearing John's songs for the first time
8
Finding the time to write
9
Yoko's reaction to hearing (Just Like) Starting Over for the first time
10
Watching the Wheels
11
Being credited with saving John's life
12
Stand-offs with John in the early days
13
Yoko's background
14
Yoko's creativity being furthered by her relationship with John
15
Yoko's music being more direct on Double Fantasy
16
I'm Your Angel
17
Switching roles
18
The impression that Yoko still controls John
19
Being role models
20
Greetings - Sesame Street
21
A day in the life of John and Yoko
22
John and Sean's relationship
23
Television commercials
24
Being able to spend time with Sean
25
Teenagers
26
Children in today's society
27
Making the decision to devote more time to Sean
28
Feeling guilty
29
School
30
Discipline
31
The urge to make music again
32
Hearing Yoko's songs for the first time
33
Public acceptance of Double Fantasy
34
Personal songs
35
Creativity
36
Meeting Yoko
37
John's music reflecting Yoko's influence
38
Public reaction to Two Virgins
39
Commercial success
40
Yoko's interestic in pop music being banned
41
Communication - Politics
42
What are they doing? - Being ahead of their time
43
Working with Yoko
44
Double Fantasy
45
Surviving the '70s
46
The evolution to (Just Like) Starting Over
47
Walls and Bridges
48
#9 Dream
49
Being a bachelor
50
Destoying the macho image
51
Being image oriented
52
Defining 'Love'
53
Hold On
54
Woman
55
Imagine
56
The concept of Imagine
57
Politics
58
Illusion - The '60s
59
Holistic potential
60
Their generation
61
Radio - Oldies
62
New projects - Touring
63
Farewells