1968: John Lennon and Paul McCartney gave a series of interviews.

1968: While in the New York City to promote Apple, John Lennon and Paul McCartney gave a series of interviews on this date. One of these interviews was with Larry Kane, the journalist with the distinction of being the only reporter allowed to travel with The Beatles during their 1964and 1965 North American Tours. I think this is probably the most significant, ironic Beatles interview I’ve ever seen. Of course we now know of Apple’s failure to meet their expectations and their subsequent disenchantment with Magic Alex, but comments about the unlikeliness of the Beatle bubble bursting and especially John’s reflections on the American assassinations during the sixties are particularly poignant.