Tag Archives: John Lennon

A young girl meets a masked boy at a political rally in Manhattan and agrees to go home with him to hang out, only to be surprised that he lives in a luxurious apartment overlooking Central Park (Title comes from a line in Lennon's song "Imagine." This is part of the first chapter of an in-progress YA novel).

Lennon will always be best known as a musician, but this collection of his artwork provides a fascinating look into a different facet of an intelligent, opinionated and original mind.

A remembrance of times past, sung with a voice of seasoned maturity.

Five unedited interviews on eight discs; a goldmine for Beatles and John Lennon fans.

Howard Smith's personable recordings of interviews with John Lennon and Yoko Ono bring the couple into the listener's living room.

What happened to The Beatles is nothing short of extraordinary. They went from those first fledling moments on a cold Sunday night in February 1964 to a juggernaut that literally rocked the world.

Thirteen discs modeled after the Americanized editions that first-generation fans grew up with. The 'Capitol sound' has been mostly ditched in favor of the 2009 remasters.

Though it falls short of being essential, it's almost an excellent album.

Sony Legacy's magnificent box set of the singer-songwriter's RCA recordings includes all his high notes, his low points, and everything in between.

Sit with your own children at dinner and, after asking about homework and tests, ask the more pertinent question: “Were you happy today?”