About John Lennon
Disregard any hyperbole about John Lennon and The Beatles being the most important thing to ever happen to popular music and ask yourself: How many artists can you name whose work has left people so energized and divided more than 40 years after their death? “She Loves You” and “I Want to Hold Your Hand” most people probably agree on. But what about the agony of “Mother,” or the trio of borderline-amusical experiments he released with Yoko Ono in 1968 and 1969? Lennon revolutionized pop, yes—especially when it came to the scope, depth, and range of subject and feeling we could expect in it. But he also demonstrated that revolution takes risk, and that real risk is, by nature, messy. In an interview a couple of months before he was murdered in 1980, he said that people who were still hung up on the idea that The Beatles had answers in the '80s was like being hung up on swing bands or World War II. The only way to stay ahead of the game was to accept that everything—everything—is unknown.
He was born in Liverpool, England, in October 1940. His childhood was unsettled. His teenage skiffle band, The Quarrymen, evolved into The Beatles, where he played the tough, questioning poet to Paul McCartney’s dreamy romantic. His solo songs were skeptical of religion (“God,” “Imagine”) and no more inspired by the politics on Earth (“Instant Karma,” “Working Class Hero”). They could be nasty (“Cold Turkey”), petty (“Whatever Gets You Through the Night”), and at times comically self-interested (“How?”). But they could also summon an innocence so direct and unpretentious it felt less like he was performing than confiding you in (“Love”). And yet even as he drew you into his soft, private world, he projected on a global, rock-star scale. Either he was very different from everyone else, or pretty much the same—only, of course, with the gift and tenacity to express what that means.

Albums list:
Elephant's Memory, John Lennon, The Invisible Strings, The Plastic Ono Band & Yoko Ono - Sometime In New York City (Remastered)
John Lennon - Double Fantasy (Remastered)
John Lennon - Gimme Some Truth (Remastered)
John Lennon - GIMME SOME TRUTH. (Deluxe Edition) (Mastered)
John Lennon - Home Tapes (Remastered)
John Lennon - Imagine (Mastered)
John Lennon - Imagine (Remastered)
John Lennon - Imagine (The Ultimate Mixes Deluxe) (Mastered)
John Lennon - John Lennon Plastic Ono Band (Remastered)
John Lennon - John Lennon - The Final Interview Radio Special
John Lennon - John Lennon Plastic Ono Band (Mastered)
John Lennon - Lennon Legend (Remastered)
John Lennon - Power to the People -The Hits (iTunes + LP)
John Lennon - Rock 'n' Roll (Remastered)
John Lennon - Signature Box (Remastered)
John Lennon - Walls and Bridges (Remastered)
John Lennon - Working Class Hero - The Definitive Lennon
John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band - Live Peace In Toronto, 1969
John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band - Mind Games (Remastered)
John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy Stripped Down (iTUnes + LP) (Remastered)
John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Milk and Honey (Remastered)
John Lennon and Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy (2010 Remaster) (Mastered)
Various Artists - The 30th Annual John Lennon Tribute Live from The Beacon Theatre NYC

Single List:
John Lennon - Imagine (Karaoke Version) - Single
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