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Author:	Roy Kerwood
Title:	John Lennon Records Give Peace A Chance
Subtitle:	The Recording Of An Anthem
Publisher:	[none]
Country:	Canada
Date:	25 Feb 2015
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Non-Fiction, Music
ISBN-13:	9781500334918
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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46 pages Book dimensions: 21.6 cms x 0.3 cms x 27.9 cms.

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Roy was the 19-year-old kid who bluffed his way - camera in hand - into the John and Yoko ‘Bed-In’ in Montreal. He took all those world-renowned, iconic photos (and still holds copyright) that have graced every major magazine and newspaper (and net) for decades. Here, too, outrageous, wicked, behind-the-scenes, grade-A gossip about the goings-on in the John & Yoko suite, after hours, when the rest of us weren’t looking or listening. Find out, too, how, and why, Lennon’s most famous song, Give Peace a Chance, actually came into existence as a result of his being pissed off with right-wing cartoonist, Al Capp, sitting there annoying him by calling Yoko a filthy (and ignorantly inaccurate) name!” ~~~ Stephen Bett (Canadian author of 17 books of poetry).

See also http://johnlennonbedin.com/wp/.

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