Approximate LP value: $20.00
Highest U.S. chart position: #12
Released: October 24, 1975
Cover by: Roy Kohara and Michael Bryan
Label: Apple SW-3421
- Give Peace A Chance {Lennon} (0:59)
- Recorded: June 1, 1969
- Produced by: John Lennon and Yoko Ono (Bag)
- John Lennon: lead vocal, acoustic guitar
- Yoko Ono, Tommy Smothers, Timothy & Rosemary Leary, Canadian Radna Krishna Temple, Montreal Rabbi Feinburg, Derek Taylor, Murry The K and others: chorus
- Cold Turkey {Lennon} (5:03)
- Recorded: September 30, 1969
- Produced by: John Lennon and Yoko Ono
- John Lennon: lead vocal, guitar
- Eric Clapton: guitar
- Ringo Starr: drums
- Klaus Voormann: bass
- Instant Karma! (We All Shine On) {Lennon}
(3:16)
- Recorded: January 26, 1970
- Produced by: Phil Spector
- John Lennon: lead vocal, guitar, electric piano
- George Harrison: guitar, grand piano
- Billy Preston: organ
- Klaus Voormann: bass, electric piano
- Alan White: drums, grand piano
- Mal Evans: claps, chimes
- John Lennon, George Harrison, Billy Preston, Klaus Voormann, Alan White, Mal Evans, Allen Klein, The Patrons of London's Hatchett Club: chorus
- Power To The People {Lennon} (3:06)
- Recorded: February, 1971
- Produced by: John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Phil Spector
- John Lennon: lead vocal
- Rosetta Hightower and 44 others: background vocals
- Mother {Lennon} (5:09)
- Recorded: October, 1970
- Produced by: John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Phil Spector
- John Lennon: guitar, piano
- Yoko Ono: wind
- Ringo Starr: drums
- Klaus Voormann: bass
- Mal Evans: tea and sympathy
- Woman Is The Nigger Of The World {Lennon/Yoko
Ono} (4:38)
- Recorded: March 1 - March 20, 1972
- Produced by: John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Phil Spector
- John Lennon: lead vocal, guitar
- Yoko Ono: drums
- Jim Keltner: drums, percussion
- Stan Bronstein: saxophone
- Richard Frank, Jr.: drums, percussion
- Gary Van Scyoc: bass
- Adam Ippolito: piano, organ
- Wayne 'Tex' Gabriel: guitar
- Imagine {Lennon} (3:04)
- Recorded: July, 1971
- Produced by: John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Phil Spector
- John Lennon: lead vocal, pianos
- Klaus Voormann: bass
- Alan White: drums
- Whatever Gets You Thru The Night {Lennon}
(3:07)
- Recorded: June - August, 1974
- Produced by: John Lennon
- John Lennon (as Hon. John St. John Johnson): lead vocal, guitar
- Elton John: organ, piano, harmony vocal
- Jesse Ed Davis: guitar
- Eddie Mottau: acoustic guitar
- Bobby Keys: tenor saxophone
- Ken Ascher: clavinet
- Klaus Voormann: bass
- Jim Keltner: drums
- Arthur Jenkins: percussion
- Mind Games {Lennon} (4:13)
- Recorded: September, 1973
- Produced by: John Lennon
- John Lennon (as Dr. Winston O'Boogie & Los Paranoias): lead vocal, extra sensory percussion, guitar, clavinet
- Ken Ascher: piano, organ, mellotron
- David Spinozza: guitar
- Gordon Edwards: bass
- Jim Keltner: drums
- Something Different: background chorus
- Yoko Ono: space
- No. 9 Dream {Lennon} (4:48)
- Recorded: June - August, 1974
- Produced by: John Lennon
- John Lennon (as Dr. Dream): lead vocal, acoustic guitar
- Eddie Mottau: acoustic guitar
- Jesse Ed Davis: guitar
- Klaus Voormann: bass
- Nicky Hopkins: electric piano
- Ken Ascher: clavinet
- Jim Keltner: drums
- Arthur Jenkins: percussion
- John Lennon, May Pang, Lori Burton, Joey Dambra (as the 44th Street Fairies): background vocals
- Medley: (4:17)
Happy Xmas (War Is Over) {Lennon/Yoko Ono} (3:25)- Recorded: October 28-29, 1971
- Produced by: John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Phil Spector
- John Lennon: lead vocal, acoustic guitar
- Yoko Ono: vocal
- Hugh McCracken: acoustic guitar
- Nicky Hopkins: chimes, piano, glockenspiel
- Jim Keltner: sleigh bells, drums
- Harlem Community Choir: chorus
Give Peace A Chance (reprise) {Lennon} (0:52)
- Recorded Live: August 30, 1972 at New York's Madison Square Garden
- John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Stevie Wonder with the Elephant's Memory Band, Sha-Na-Na and Roberta Flack
- Total playing time 41:42
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