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Vor einem Tag · Anchored by the buoyant peace-and-love anthem, “Mind Games,” John Lennon’s fourth album of the same name, was surprisingly written and recorded during an incredibly tumultuous time in the rock legend’s life. In 1973, at age 33, John found himself in personal and political upheaval. A years-long deportation battle with US immigration ...
Vor einem Tag · SDE Reader Rating. 4.0. John Lennon’s 1973 album Mind Games will be reissued in July across numerous physical formats including a 6CD+2blu-ray deluxe edition and super deluxe edition which is limited to 1100 units worldwide. Mind Games was John’s fourth solo album and was issued in late October 1973, about six weeks before McCartney’s ...
Vor einem Tag · May 15, 2024 11:03 AM Eastern Daylight Time. LOS ANGELES-- ( BUSINESS WIRE )--Anchored by the buoyant peace-and-love anthem, “ Mind Games ,” John Lennon’s fourth album of the same name, was ...
Vor einem Tag · Last month, a limited edition four-track Mind Games vinyl EP was released exclusively for Record Store Day as a teaser of the Ultimate Collection.Offered in two color variants – a luminous glow-in-the-dark 140g color vinyl and a 180g black vinyl audiophile version, the EP includes three songs from the set, along with “I’m The Greatest” (Ultimate Mix), a song written by John for Ringo ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Lennon considered "Something" to be the best song on the album. Having ensured that "Old Brown Shoe" was chosen as the B-side for the Beatles' single "The Ballad of John and Yoko", according to his later recollection, Lennon now pushed Allen Klein to release "Something" as a single from Abbey Road. Coupled with "Come Together", the single was ...
Vor 3 Tagen · Any “time off” was devoted to recording sessions at EMI Studios on Abbey Road, London. It was a hard toll for the band and their families, especially Lennon’s pregnant wife, Cynthia ...
Vor 5 Tagen · At no point did the culprit deny his actions during eight hours of questioning by the NYPD at a police station in Manhattan. He was then remanded in custody for psychiatric evaluation. The man’s name was Mark David Chapman, a 25-year-old from Honolulu, Hawaii, who had flown all the way to New York with the express intention of killing Lennon.
