Im not aware of interviews of people who did the actual dirty work of burningthe records but there is a book called The Gospel According to the Beatleswhich includes some excellent research on the bonfires of Beatle records thatoccurred in the U.S. in the wake of Lennons more popular than Jesus remark.Written by Steve Turner who also did the great songbysong analysis of theBeatles A Hard Days Write The Stories Behind Every Beatles Song TheGospel According to the Beatles includes interviews of the disc jockeys at theWaycross Georgia radio station WAYX who instigated some of the Beatlebonfires although its unclear whether the DJs directly participated inburning the records themselves. The Gospel According to the Beatles ispublished by a religious press but it covers an such an amazing breadth oftopics workingclass atheism in Britain the spiritual effects of theBeatles LSD use a previously undiscovered letter John Lennon sent to TVevangelist Oral Roberts that I highly recommend it for Beatles fans of allreligious and nonreligious persuasions.