On May 26, 1969, John Lennon & Yoko Ono moved into the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal for the historic, seven-day bed-in protest against violence as a whole in the world. Captured on film and video by various visitors over the seven days, Give Peace A Song documents the events that took place in the infamous suite 1742. This DVD highlights the various visits from celebrities & musicians like Tom Smothers, Derek Taylor, Petula Clark, Dr. Timothy Leary, civil rights activist Dick Gregory, and political cartoonist Al Capp to name only a few. On June 1, the last day of the bed-in, John posted lyrics on the suite's walls for a spontaneous group recording of all who were still visiting the famous couple to sing harmoniously to the world the now universal anthem for peace "Give Peace A Chance." The song was later released as a single and shot straight up the Billboard charts, and that actual recording is witnessed here on this DVD. 52 mins, NR, full frame (1.33:1), single-sided, single-layered, Amaray keep case packaging, film themed menu screens, scene access (15 chapters), languages: English (DD 2.0 mono), subtitles: none TRACK LISTING: 1. The Bed-In Begins 2. The Choir Assembles 3. Recording "Give Peace A Chance" 4. Pete Seeger Makes The Song Famous 5. The Song Lives On 6. John Lennon Performs "Give Peace A Chance" 7. "Peace Weekend" Interview 8. Television Interview 9. Press Conference 10. Andre Perry Interview 11. Petula Clark Visits The Bed-In 12. Tom Smothers And Judy Steinberg Bonus Interview ... (Product ID: 1979)