Colin Hall, the curator at Mendips, John's childhood home, and Colin Hanton, the original drummer for The Quarrymen talk about Liverpool, American Rock 'N' Roll, and John's childhood relationship with his Aunt Mimi and his mother, Julia.

Adam Ippolito was the keyboardist for Elephant’s Memory, which became Plastic Ono Elephant’s Memory Band after John and Yoko arrived on the scene in 1972.

Watch archival footage from 1980 of John and Yoko walking in Central Park. Hear John talk about the personal freedom he has found living New York City.

Martin Scorsese, one of Elia Kazan's staunchest supporters, directs a personal and poignant meditation on the nature of art and influence; on seeing art at a certain moment in one’s life and being impelled to create your own.

The first podcast for American Masters: LENNONYC features Jack Douglas talking about his long relationship with John Lennon including his time producing Double Fantasy and rumors of a Beatles reunion.

'Cachao: Uno Mas' centers on a sold-out 2005 concert at Bimbo’s 365 Club. Shot with nine cameras, bathed in warm lighting, with pitch-perfect sound recording and mixing, Israel "Cachao" López's life and work become palpable.

See archival performance footage and interviews with musicians who worked with Lennon in a clip from the film premiering November 22nd.

For the last decade of his life John Lennon was an iconic solo artist, and it was in America – most of it in New York City – where the vast majority of his solo work was created.

Watch the full film documentary of Merle Haggard: Learning to Live With Myself online.