John Lennon Discography
Born: October 9, 1940 - Died: December 8, 1980
R.I.P. John
After The Beatles split in 1970, John decamped to New York, involving himself in peace campaigns and "art" experiments with his second wife Yoko Ono. Despite some bizarre results, he still produced classic songs such as Imagine, Happy Xmas (War Is Over), Instant Karma and Give Peace A Chance (recorded on a rented four-track tape recorder in a Montreal hotel room). Lennon maintained his savage edge with Cold Turkey (featuring Eric Clapton on guitar) which detailed his escape from heroin addiction, while How Do You Sleep? lambasted former partner Paul McCartney. He also recorded several experimental albums with Yoko Ono followed, including Unfinished Music No 1: Two Virgins, with the notorious sleeve picture of him and Yoko naked. Towards the end of the 1970s Lennon withdrew from recording to raise his son Sean, eventually returning to the studio in 1980 with the sentimental hit (Just Like) Starting Over. His comeback album Double Fantasy followed in November 1980, but three weeks after its release, Lennon was shot dead outside his home by a deranged fan. The album went on to become a Christmas Number 1.
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8 comments:
Thanks for sharing.Quick question, are this original release, or remastered versions.
Original.
Thank you! One small correction, Give Peace A Chance was recorded in 1969 while he was still in the Beatles. I'd have been fine if you included Two Virgins and Life with The Lions, but I imagine that would make me a minority of one.
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Thanks Ozzie for the wonderful Lennon discography appreciate the work involved
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Thanks for all Joh Lennon. Seems like something is wrong with "2001 - Instant Karma; All-Time Greatest Hits". There is just a jpg behind thr link. Regards.
Thanks Oldie Freak.
I have fixed it now.
One of the four ruler Gods of music!
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