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John Lennon Studio Albums (1968 - 2010)




Biography:
Out of all the Beatles, John Lennon
had the most interesting -- and frustrating -- solo career. Lennon was capable of inspired, brutally honest confessional
songwriting and melodic songcraft; he also had an undying love of straight-ahead rock & roll. But the extremes, both in
his music and his life, were what made him fascinating. Where Paul McCartney was content to be a rock star, Lennon
dabbled in everything from revolutionary politics to the television talk show circuit during the early '70s. After
releasing a pair of acclaimed albums, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band and Imagine, in the early '70s, Lennon sunk into an
infamous "lost weekend" where his musical output was decidedly uneven and his public behavior was often embarrassing.
Halfway through the decade, he sobered up and retired from performing to become a house-husband and father. In 1980, he
launched a comeback with his wife Yoko Ono, releasing the duet album Double Fantasy that fall. Just as his career was on
an upswing, Lennon was tragically assassinated outside his New York apartment building in December of 1980. He left
behind an enormous legacy, not only as a musician, but as a writer, actor, and activist. Considering the magnitude of
his achievements with the Beatles, Lennon's solo career is almost overlooked. Even during the height of Beatlemania,
Lennon began exploring outside of the group. In 1964, he published a collection of his writings called In His Own Write,
which was followed in 1965 by A Spaniard in the Works, and in 1966, he appeared in Dick Lester's comedy How I Won the
War. He didn't pursue a musical career outside of the group until 1968, when he recorded the experimental noise collage
Unfinished Music, No. 1: Two Virgins with his new lover, avant-garde artist Yoko Ono. Two Virgins caused considerable
controversy, both because of its content and its cover art, which featured a nude photograph of Lennon and Ono. The
couple married in Gibraltar in March 20, 1969. For their honeymoon, the pair staged the first of many political
demonstrations with their "Bed-In for Peace" at the Amsterdam Hilton. Several months later, the avant-garde records
Unfinished Music, No. 2: Life with the Lions and The Wedding Album were released, as was the single "Give Peace a
Chance," which was recorded during the Bed-In. During September of 1969, Lennon returned to live performances with a
concert at a Toronto rock & roll festival. He was supported by the Plastic Ono Band, which featured Ono, guitarist Eric
Clapton, bassist Klaus Voormann, and drummer Alan White. The following month, Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band released
"Cold Turkey," which was about his battle with heroin addiction. When the single failed to make the Top Ten in Britain
and America, Lennon sent his MBE back to the Queen, protesting Britain's involvement in Biafra, America's involvement in
Vietnam and the poor chart performance of "Cold Turkey." Before the release of "Cold Turkey," Lennon had told the
Beatles that he planned to leave the group, but he agreed not to publicly announce his intentions until after Allen
Klein's negotiations with EMI on behalf of the Beatles were resolved. Lennon and Ono continued with their campaign for
peace, spreading billboards with the slogan "War Is Over! (If You Want It)" in 12 separate cities. In February of 1970,
he wrote, recorded and released the single "Instant Karma" within the span of the week. The single became a major hit,
reaching the Top Ten in both the U.K. and the U.S. Two months after "Instant Karma," Paul McCartney announced that the
Beatles were splitting up, provoking the anger of Lennon. Much of this anger was vented on Lennon's first full-fledged
solo album, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, a scathingly honest confessional work inspired by his and Ono's primal scream
therapy. Lennon supported the album with an extensive interview with Rolling Stone, where he debunked many of the myths
surrounding the Beatles. Early in 1971, he released another protest single, "Power to the People," before moving to New
York. That fall, he released Imagine, which featured the Top Ten title track. By the time Imagine became a hit album,
Lennon and Ono had returned to political activism, publicly supporting American radicals like Abbie Hoffman, Jerry
Rubin, and John Sinclair. Their increased political involvement resulted in the double-album Sometime in New York City,
which was released in the summer of 1972. Recorded with the New York hippie band Elephant's Memory, Sometime in New York
City consisted entirely of political songs, many of which were criticized for their simplicity. Consequently, the album
sold poorly and tarnished Lennon's reputation. Sometime in New York City was the beginning of a three-year downward
spiral for Lennon. Shortly before the album's release, he began his long, involved battle with U.S. Immigration, which
refused to give him a green card due to a conviction for marijuana possession in 1968. In 1973, he was ordered to leave
America by Immigration, and he launched a full-scale battle against the department, frequently attacking them in public.
Mind Games was released in late 1973 to mixed reviews; its title track became a moderate hit. The following year, he and
Ono separated, and he moved out to Los Angeles, beginning his year-and-a-half long "lost weekend." During 1974 and 1975,
Lennon lived a life of debauchery in Los Angeles, partying hard with such celebrities as Elton John, Harry Nilsson,
Keith Moon, David Bowie, and Ringo Starr. Walls and Bridges appeared in November of 1974, and it became a hit due to the
inclusion of "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night," a song he performed with Elton John. At the end of the year, John
helped reunite Lennon and Ono, convincing the ex-Beatle to appear during one of his concerts; it would be Lennon's last
performance. Rock 'n' Roll, a collection of rock oldies recorded during the lost weekend, was released in the spring of
1975. A few months before its official release, a bootleg of the album called Roots was released by Morris Levy, who
Lennon later sued successfully. Lennon's immigration battle neared its completion on October 7, 1975, when the U.S.
court of appeals overturned his deportation order; in the summer of 1976, he was finally granted his green card. After
he appeared on David Bowie's Young Americans, co-writing the hit song "Fame," Lennon quietly retired from music,
choosing to become a house-husband following the October birth of his son, Sean (he had an elder son, Julian, by his
ex-wife Cynthia). During the summer of 1980, Lennon returned to recording, signing a new contract with Geffen Records.
Comprised equally of material by Lennon and Ono, Double Fantasy was released in November to positive reviews. As the
album and its accompanying single, "(Just Like) Starting Over," were climbing the charts, Lennon was assassinated on
December 8 by Mark David Chapman. Lennon's death inspired deep grief throughout the entire world; on December 14,
millions of fans around the world participated in a ten-minute silent vigil for Lennon at 2 p.m. EST. Double Fantasy and
"(Just Like) Starting Over" both became number one hits in the wake of his death. In the years after his death, several
albums of unreleased recordings appeared, the first of which was 1984's Milk and Honey; perhaps the most substantial was
the 1998 four-disc box set Anthology, issued in conjunction with a single-disc sampler titled Wonsaponatime. Further
archival projects arrived throughout the 21st century, including the 2006 documentary The U.S. vs. John Lennon, and a
reissue series in 2010 that restored the original mixes of his catalog, while debuting a "Stripped Down" remix of Double
Fantasy. Imagine received a lavish box set edition in 2018.



         




Album List:
1968 - Unfinished Music No. 1 Two Virgins (with
Yoko Ono)
1969 - Unfinished Music No.2 Life With The Lions (with Yoko Ono)
1969 - Wedding Album (with Yoko
Ono)
1970 - John Lennon ? Plastic Ono Band
1971 - Imagine
1972 - Sometime in New York City (with Yoko
Ono)
1973 - Mind Games
1974 - Walls And Bridges
1975 - Rock 'N' Roll
1980 - Double Fantasy (with
Yoko Ono)
1984 - Milk and Honey (posthumous with Yoko Ono)
2010 - Singles & Home Tapes


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Genre: rock, pop, experimental
Country: Liverpool, UK
Format: FLAC
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Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
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Channel(s): 2 channels
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Bit depth: 16 bits


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