Days That I'll Remember
Spending Time With John Lennon and Yoko Ono

Rolling Stone journalist Jonathan Cott met John & Yoko in 1968 London at the time of the "naked album cover," also known as "Two Virgins." He maintained that relationship for decades, culminating in a final extensive interview three days prior to John Lennon's murder. This book contains Cott's inter......more

This book, as all good books, changes ones perceptions of people, things or the world. In my case this book changed my perception of John and Yoko that I now realize has been very prejudiced. I've never really liked Yoko Ono and shared the view of many that Lennon lost his talent with her. To me Ono......more

I had the privilege of receiving a copy of this book prior to its release date and sincerely believe it was well worth the read. After having read several books about The Beatles and Lennon, this is one of the better ones with plenty of new information I had never read. What separates this from Bob......more

I have been sitting here trying to think of what to say about this book. I read it because Yoko Ono recommended it on her Twitter page. I find her to be a fascinating person, and although I met John Lennon soon after they moved into my neighborhood of Greenwich Village, NYC...I never knew her. Sure,......more

This book gave me insight I never had into what it was that drew Yoko Ono and John Lennon together. It is a sympathetic portrait, one that could only have been written by someone who deeply cared about both of them. Through the author's eyes, I loved them too.......more