At the time of the One-to-One concert, John Lennon had been married to the artist Yoko Ono for three years. They were living ...

while some U.S. stations prohibited The Ballad of John and Yoko for its mention of Christ. One of Lennon's most famous tracks for The Beatles, Happiness Is a Warm Gun, also stirred up controversy.

“There’s a version of the Beatles story in which there’d be no ‘Let It Be’ or ‘Abbey Road’ without Yoko. During the writing and recording of those albums, John had a foot out the doo ...

Lennon’s outrage at the injustices he saw on TV fueled protest songs like “Attica State” and “John Sinclair,” later collected on the album ... John Lennon and Yoko Ono emerge as ...

“One to One: John & Yoko ... John & Yoko in context of times But MacDonald seems more interested in placing John and Yoko in the context of the times that spawned an album that remains ...

John Lennon had been married to the artist Yoko Ono for three years. They were living in Greenwich Village—sleeping in a bed made of a church pew—and they had recently released an album ...

Kevin MacDonald has a hard time letting John Lennon and Yoko Ono steal the spotlight in "One to One: John & Yoko." When they ...

Lennon’s outrage at the injustices he saw on TV fueled protest songs like “Attica State” and “John Sinclair,” later collected on the album ... John Lennon and Yoko Ono emerge as ...