Tag Archives: Yoko Ono

Most notable are previously unreleased live jams from the 'Some Time in New York City' sessions. They feature Elephant’s Memory, augmented by a star-studded guest list that includes George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Frank Zappa, Keith Moon, Nicky Hopkins, and Klaus Voormann.

You may not 'like every song on 'War Zone' by Yoko Ono, but as with all the best art it will make you think and form an opinion.

Chapman should be forced to sit in a room for the rest of his life with huge pictures of John Lennon on all the walls, listening to the song “Imagine” played over and over again.

The sense that we are always “at war” is overwhelming and frightening – our children born since 9/11 have never known a world without war,

It is easy to become jaded in these difficult times in which we live, but this human peace sign should provide comfort and joy for people all over the world.

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.

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.

More than just a book about feminism, this is an expression of support for everyone who has the courage to stand up and be heard.

The John Lennon Letters works to confirm the image we've always had of John Lennon as the complicated Beatle.