JUST LIKE STARTING OVER: JOHN’S LAST SONG TO PAUL?
Just Like Starting Over was John’s first single in five years, and the first of new original material in almost six years. News of Lennon’s return to the recording studio made
How do you sleep, Paul?
Author’s brief note to the reader: “If anyone today starts discussing about John Lennon and Paul McCartney, the first song that naturally comes up in one’s mind and that defines
Oh!Darling: Oh!Johnny?
Oh!Darling is one of the most visceral, hopeless, high-pitched voice song Paul McCartney ever wrote, and it’s not a coincidence he was able to write such a masterpiece after a long
John and Paul: the trip to Paris
There was a time when The Beatles’ unity seemed in peril and a break around the corner. No, it wasn’t 1969 when John was in his love cloud with Yoko,
Hey Jude: Hey John?
Hey Jude is one of the most memorable classic songs McCartney ever wrote, and it’s simultaneously quite commercial and structurally daring, even barrier-breaking. The birth of Hey Jude, thematically and structurally,
Paul McCartney in concert: remembering John Lennon – by Regina
Regina shares her story of Paul’s concert in London. “When he sang ‘Here Today’ you could hear the emotion in his voice.” I was lucky enough to get tickets for Paul’s
John Lennon: In My Life by Pete Shotton: Esclusive Extracts from Chapter 1
Pete Shotton begins his journey through his friendship with John with a full-hearted introduction in which he explains the reasons that brought him to publish the quite-revealing book about Lennon. “I
John: just a Jealous Guy
Jealous Guy is a song John Lennon co-wrote with Paul in its original form as ‘Child Of Nature’ during their trip to India in 1968 and published it in his 1971 ‘Imagine’ album. Both John
College days
Ann Mason, John Lennon’s friend at Liverpool College of Art, sketched this during lunch hour in 1958. From the left, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and John Lennon, scoffing scallops and talking
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