John Lennon: One to One Concert Live in New York (1986)
"John Lennon: Live in New York City" est un album live posthume de John Lennon, publié en 1986. Il présente des enregistrements issus de deux concerts caritatifs intitulés "One to One", donnés le 30 août 1972 au Madison Square Garden de New York. Ces concerts visaient à récolter des fonds pour améliorer les conditions de vie des enfants handicapés mentaux, une initiative inspirée par un reportage de Geraldo Rivera sur l'école Willowbrook.
Directeurs: Carol Dysinger, Steve Gebhardt.
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John Lennon as Self (archive footage) |
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Yoko Ono as Self (archive footage) |
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Stan Bronstein as Self (archive footage) |
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Wayne 'Tex' Gabriel as Self (archive footage) |
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John Ward as Self (archive footage) |
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Gary Van Scyoc as Self (archive footage) |
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Jim Keltner as Self (archive footage) |
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Rick Frank as Self (archive footage) |
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Adam Ippolito as Self (archive footage) |
| Production | John Lennon | Producer |
| Production | Yoko Ono | Producer |
| Production | Yoko Ono | Executive Producer |
| Production | Gerard Meola | Producer |
| Directing | Carol Dysinger | Director |
| Directing | Steve Gebhardt | Director |
| Sound | Phil Spector | Recording Supervision |
| Sound | Rob Stevens | Sound Engineer |
| Camera | Leo Lebowitz | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Fred Hoffman | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Jack Priestley | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Dick Brooks | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Maurice Brown | Assistant Camera |
| Camera | Ernie Micelli | Assistant Camera |
| Editing | Lawrence Silk | Editor |
| Editing | Pamela Wise | Editor |
| Editing | Frank Palmieri | Editor |
