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George Martin on John Lennon's Death, Paul McCartney's "Yesterday," and His Final Album

This rare and intimate conversation features Sir George Martin (The Fifth Beatle) looking back on a legendary career, recorded on November 10, 1998. ​At 72, the iconic producer discusses his journey from a pilot and oboe player to producing over 30 Number One singles. Martin shares unique, personal stories about the creation of music and the nature of fame: ​Paul McCartney's mysterious wake-up call that delivered "Yesterday" fully formed. ​The intense two-day turnaround producing Elton John's "Candle in the Wind 1997" for Princess Diana's funeral. ​The raw, painful memory of the morning John Lennon was assassinated. ​Stories about the famous guests on his farewell album, In My Life, including Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, and Goldie Hawn. ​Martin reflects on his decision to retire, his love for working with "real talent" like Ella Fitzgerald, and his belief that mega-fame is a "misfortune." A candid look at the life of the man who shaped the sound of the 20th century.