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ARTICLES RELATED TO John Lennon - Pseudonyms | | | |  John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Role in The BeatlesLennon had a profound influence on rock and roll and in expanding the genre's boundaries during the 1960s. He is widely considered, along with songwriting partner Paul McCartney, as one of the most influential singer-songwriter-musicians of the 20th century. Many of the songs written exclusively or primarily by Lennon, however, are more introspective — often in the first person — and more personal than McCartney's. His most surreal pieces of songwriting, "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I Am the Walrus", are fine examples of his unique s ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in The Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Role in The Beatles |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Role in the Beatles Lennon had a profound influence on rock and roll and in expanding the genre's boundaries during the 1960s. He is widely considered, along with songwriting partner Paul McCartney, as one of the most influential singer-songwriter-musicians of the 20th century. Many of the songs written exclusively or primarily by Lennon, however, are more introspective — often in the first person — and more personal than McCartney's. His most surreal pieces of songwriting, "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I Am the Walrus", are fine examples of his unique s ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in the Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Role in the Beatles |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Solo career Of the four former Beatles, Lennon had perhaps the most varied recording career. While he was still a Beatle, Lennon and Ono recorded three albums of experimental and difficult electronic music, Unfinished Music No.1: Two Virgins, Unfinished Music No.2: Life with the Lions, and Wedding Album. His first 'solo' album of popular music was Live Peace in Toronto 1969, recorded in 1969 (prior to the breakup of The Beatles) at the Rock 'n' Roll Festival in Toronto with The Plastic Ono Band, which included Eric Clapton an ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in The Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Solo career |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Biographies and books Numerous biographies of John Lennon have been published. Notable among these are The Lives of John Lennon by Albert Goldman (a book that many consider to be controversial) and Lennon: The Definitive Biography by Ray Coleman.
John Lennon wrote three books himself: John Lennon: In His Own Write, A Spaniard in the Works, and Skywriting by Word of Mouth (the last published posthumously). A personal sketchbook with Lennon's familiar cartoons illustrating definitions of Ja ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in The Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Biographies and books |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Youth Lennon was born in Liverpool 9 October 1940. Both of his parents had musical backgrounds and experience, though neither pursued them seriously. Lennon lived with his parents in Liverpool until his father Alfred (nicknamed Alf, and later "Freddy"), a merchant seaman, walked out on the family when John was five years old. (John later met with his father during his musical carrer) His mother Julia (under pressure from the local authorities) decided that she was unable to care for her son, and so gave him to her sister Mimi. Lennon lived with Aunt Mimi and her husband George at Mendips, 251 Menlove Avenue, Liverpool throughout the r ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in The Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Youth |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Murder In the late afternoon of 8 December 1980, in New York City, Mark David Chapman met Lennon as he left his home in the Dakota building for a recording session and got his copy of Double Fantasy autographed. This goodwill gesture of Lennon signing an album for a presumed fan was caught by a photographer present, and would be published on the front page of the New York Daily News later that week. Chapman remained in the vicinity of the Dakota building for most of the day as a fireworks demonstration in nearby Central Park ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in The Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Murder |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Biographies and books Numerous biographies of John Lennon have been published. Notable among these are The Lives of John Lennon by Albert Goldman (a book that many consider to be controversial) and Lennon: The Definitive Biography by Ray Coleman.
John Lennon wrote three books himself: John Lennon: In His Own Write, A Spaniard in the Works, and Skywriting by Word of Mouth (the last published posthumously). A personal sketchbook with Lennon's familiar cartoons illustrating definitions of Ja ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in the Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Biographies and books |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Solo career Of the four former Beatles, Lennon had perhaps the most varied recording career. While he was still a Beatle, Lennon and Ono recorded three albums of experimental and difficult electronic music, Unfinished Music No.1: Two Virgins, Unfinished Music No.2: Life with the Lions, and Wedding Album. His first 'solo' album of popular music was Live Peace in Toronto 1969, recorded in 1969 (prior to the breakup of the Beatles) at the Rock 'n' Roll Festival in Toronto with The Plastic Ono Band, which included Eric Clapton an ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in the Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Solo career |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Murder In the late afternoon of 8 December 1980, in New York City, Mark David Chapman met Lennon as he left his home in the Dakota building for a recording session and got his copy of Double Fantasy autographed. This goodwill gesture of Lennon signing an album for a presumed fan was caught by a photographer present, and would be published on the front page of the New York Daily News later that week. Chapman remained in the vicinity of the Dakota building for most of the day as a fireworks demonstration in nearby Central Park ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in the Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Murder |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Memorials and tributes Main article: List of John Lennon Tributes
Lennon has been the subject of numerous memorials and tributes, principally the Strawberry Fields Memorial, constructed in Central Park across the street from the Dakota building. In 2002, Liverpool also renamed its airport the Liverpool John Lennon Airport, and adopted the motto "Above us only sky".
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See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in the Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Memorials and tributes |
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| | | | John Lennon - Pseudonyms: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Youth Lennon was born in Liverpool 9 October 1940 Both of his parents had musical backgrounds and experience, though neither pursued them seriously. Lennon lived with his parents in Liverpool until his father Alfred (nicknamed Alf, and later "Freddy"), a merchant seaman, walked out on the family when John was five years old. His mother Julia then decided that she was unable to care for her son, and so gave him to her sister Mimi. Lennon lived with Aunt Mimi and her husband George at Mendips, 251 Menlove Avenue, Liverpool throughout the r ...
See also:John Lennon, John Lennon - Youth, John Lennon - Role in the Beatles, John Lennon - More popular than Jesus controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and his family controversy, John Lennon - Lennon and Ono, John Lennon - The Break-up of The Beatles, John Lennon - Solo career, John Lennon - Murder, John Lennon - Memorials and tributes, John Lennon - Pseudonyms, John Lennon - Discography, John Lennon - Biographies and books, John Lennon - Trivia Read more here: » John Lennon: Encyclopedia II - John Lennon - Youth |
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