CD1
- Directness Of Rock, "Blues Is A Chair" 6:17
- The Beatles Music - Early Studio Work Pepper, White Album 3:22
- Live recordings, Concerts 1:37
- Ticket To Ride, Walrus 3:35
- Song dedications 1:20
- Abbey Road, Plagiarism Suit 2:56
- Instant Karma, Spector, Wenner's Instamatic 2:13
- Stereo, Taking Control Of production 1:24
- Give Peace A Chance, Working Class Hero 2:35
- POB Album - Picking The Single 7:15
- Guitar vs Piano 1:36
- JL's Favourite JL Songs 3:26
- Let It Be In Much More depth 4:41
- More On McCartney 2:02
- Cripples And Humiliation 5:25
- "If I Could Be A Fisherman, I Would" 1:38
- The Beatles Effect - "Nothing Has Changed" 2:45
- The Beatles In America - 1940's Horses 2:27
- Revolution 7:34
- More On POB, Working Class Hero 1:45
CD2
- Happiness Is A Warm Gun 1:36
- POB Simplicity 4:25
- Allan Klein 8:08
- Eastman And Klein 14:15
- Straightening Out The Finances, Epstein 1:46
- Paul vs Ringo 3:00
- Beatles Roles, Beatles Myth 4:35
- George 1:51
- "Not Interested In Other Music" 2:43
- "I've Always Been A Genius" 3:46
- Yoko, Zappa, Warhol And Welles 5:06
- "Will You Retire" 1:09
- Prejudice Against Yoko 2:58
- NYC, Liverpool, SF And London 5:47
- Dylan 5:02
- Magical Mystery Tour 4:06
Notes
There’s not much to say about this set. It presents Jan Wenner’s tapes from his infamous interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The interview was conducted at Allen Klein's office at 1700 Broadway in New York City on December 8, 1970. Wenner caught the couple at a time when the breakup of The Beatles was still fresh and acrimonious, Plastic Ono Band was first released, and John and Yoko’s emotions had been laid bare through intense primal scream therapy. The lengthy interview was published in Wenner’s Rolling Stone Magazine in two installments in early 1971. Lennon later repudiated some of his more venomous statements in this interview and always decried the fact that Wenner published it in book form under the title “Lennon Remembers.”