Music Video: The Beatles - The Ballad of John and Yoko

A special song from the Beatles.  John loved Yoko very much... that's the way it was!

Music Video: The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour Finale [Your Mother Should Know}

The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour Finale [Your Mother Should Know]

Music Video: The Beatles - You've got to hide your love away... [Spanish subtitles]

The Beatles - You've got to hide your love away..... (with spanish subtitles)

Music Video: Beatles - Fool On The Hill

Fool on the Hill

Music Video: The Beatles - Happiness Is a Warm Gun

Song:  Happiness Is a Warm Gun - The Beatles
Hans Richter's 1928 film Vormittagsspuk with a soundtrack provided by The Beatles song Happiness is a Warm Gun

Music Video: The Beatles - Something

The Beatles - Something [rare video]

Music Video: JOHN LENNON - Just like starting over [Dedicated to the Egyptian people]

Just like starting over [Dedicated to the Egyptian people]

Video: John Lennon - Instant Karma [Live]

"Instant Karma!" was recorded for and is John Lennon's third solo single on Apple Records. The song is one of three Lennon solo songs, along with "Imagine" and "Give Peace a Chance", in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It ranks as one of the fastest-released songs in pop music history, recorded (at London's Abbey Road Studios) the same day it was written, and coming out only ten days later. Lennon remarked to the press, he "wrote it for breakfast, recorded it for lunch, and we're putting it out for dinner." The song was produced by music producer Phil Spector, the first of many solo recordings by The Beatles that Spector worked on through 1970; Lennon may have been trying out Spector for work on the then-dormant Let It Be / Get Back project, which Spector would controversially rework for release that May.


it's cool how Yoko is in on stage just nonchalantly knitting away, while the music is playing. It also shows how fucking cool John was that Yoko could be taking a crap on stag and he's OK with it; just so long as they're together. Some artists are so overly concerned with onstage appearances and have to have thing so "sanitized" that it just takes the joy out of the music. It's great to see such raw life performances, although this appears to be just a rehersal.

Video: We Are All One - The Kids Speak [Music John Lennon]

Listen very closely as the Kids speak about what Oneness & Unity is all about!

John Lennon - That's The Way The World Is

Written by John Lennon
-Album: Free as A Bird The Dakota Demos (1996)
That's The Way The World Is combines elements which would eventually unravel into two disctinctly different styled songs, Real Love and I'm Stepping Out. A Dakota piano demo with single-tracked vocal, it appears here with a considerably longer introduction

The Beatles - Christmas time (is here again)

The Beatles - Christmas time (is here again)

Music Video: John Lennon - Strawberry Fields Forever

MUSIC: John Lennon - Happy Christmas (War Is Over) Lyrics

John Lennon - Happy Christmas (War Is Over) Lyrics

JOHN LENNON - "GIMME SOME TRUTH" [R.I.P. John 9/10/1940-8/12/1980]

''ALL I WANT IS THE TRUTH NOW, JUST GIVE ME SOME TRUTH''
Video of the song "Gimme Some Truth" by John Lennon.

JOHN LENNON - Imagine [R.I.P. John 9/10/1940 - 8/12/1980]

Imagine is great song with reason and diginity - R.I.P. John Lennon

JOHN LENNON - Stand By Me

“You are all geniuses, and you are all beautiful. You don't need anyone to tell you who you are. You are what you are. Get out there and get peace, think peace, live peace, and breathe peace, and you'll get it as soon as you like.”
~John Lennon 

JOHN LENNON - Watching the Wheels with Lyrics and Pictures

GIVE PEACE A CHANCE - John Lennon

Tribute to a Brother of Peace..John Lennon October 9 1940...

John Lennon's Interview in ''Rolling Stone'' magazine 1971.

Are you the Beatles?

No. I'm not the Beatles. I'm me. Paul isn't the Beatles. Brian Epstein wasn't the Beatles, neither is Dick James [Beatles' music publisher]. The Beatles are the Beatles. Separately, they are separate. George was a separate, individual singer with his own group as well, before he came in with us. Nobody is the Beatles. How could they be? We all had our roles to play.

Let's reapproach that. The Beatles were always talked about - and the Beatles talked about themselves - as being four parts of the same person. What's happened to those four parts?

They remembered that they were four individuals. You see, we believed the Beatles myth, too. I don't know whether the others still believe it. We were four guys. . . . I met Paul and said, ``You want to join me band?'' Then George joined, and then Ringo joined. We were just a band that made it very, very big, that's all. Our best work was never recorded.