Lennon pal Peter Shotton talks of the Beatles: Pt 2/2 (1984)

[renman16291]

I like the interviewer: "...they did some straaaange things together." - Yeah, like 'Give Peace A Chance' was strange. Yeah.  Right.

[fantorjhs]

Pete Shoton has a book about John? What is its title? I would like to buy it. I wonder if Shotton ever asked John by an autograph :) That was good that John had this friend.

[Dogheadj]

@fantorjhs The title of the book is "In My Life".

[guruuDev]

Wow - what a well spoken person.

[jillzi7]

@guruuDev IT IS REFRESHING ISNT IT, WHEN SOMEONE ACTUALLY KNOWS HOW TO SPEAK..

[722erodz]

long live THE BEATLES : ]

[CuteMcBeauty]

Wow, Pete turned out to be a handsome fella! i like the way he speaks of John and the band, his fondness for him!!

[slowhand124]

I have the book, great condition, good book.

[rajmonkey]

he is my great uncle

[bea78tles]

Boy was he kind to Yoko in this interview. His book doesn't portray her as nicely.

[petnurse2007]

Interesting video....

[BeatleUniversity]

Didn't John buy Peter Shotton a grocery store?

[beatlesguru]

Yep.

[adamkincaid1234]

He bought him a supermarket in Hayling Island

[neutrolino]

Hmm...I wasn't aware pete has a book out. Why did John take drugs? To search for different perspectives in his thinking/feelings/creativity. What did Yoko have? A similar intellect. In John's eyes she was his Japanese "princess".

[beatlesguru]

Yeah, it's a great book, a story of a lifelong deep friendship. "In My Life" is the title, but it's been out of print for ages.

[ladybird2500]

hey, I just wanted to aks if if you have that book, or where have you seen it. I'm dying for read it, but I have no idea how to find it.

[Johnsoniscoolandya]

I've got it in my high school library. I'm pretty lucky.

[Manwithcam]

Isn't it "The Beatles Lennon and Me - the intimate insider's book" by Pete Shotton & Nicholas Schaffner?

[suldier]

peter shotton , he was the lucky one , he lived through it but only in the back ground , we often forget , the beatles were prisoners in their ivory towers