Lennon

Originally released in 2010, the John Lennon "Signature Box" is an acclaimed collection that includes the eight remastered albums and an EP of Lennon’s non-album singles, all newly remastered in hi-res 96kHz/24bit digital resolution, plus several rarities available exclusively within the box set in 44.1kHz/24bit digital resolution.

None of the Beatles made Beatles records immediately after their breakup.

The rehearsal of the album "ROCK 'N' ROLL" in October 74, which had been called "MAY PANG TAPES" since the analog board era so far, is actually a tape brought out by JE Divis and recorded on a stereo sound board Of course, there is a drunken rehearsal (the first appearance), which took place at the earliest time at A & M Studio in October 1973. Furthermore, the rough mix, demo take, and bonus recorded in 73-74 include the unedited "STAND BY ME" recorded at the end of filming of "OLD GRAY WHISTLE TEST" famous for promo. On DISC3 you can listen to an interview with John explaining all the songs from the album 'ROCK'N'ROLL' and the 'ROOTS' version (including many long versions different from the official ones).

The definitive new Best Of John Lennon - 36 tracks completely remixed from master tapes, giving these classic songs a new life for generations to come and sounding better than ever before.

This discount-priced three-CD mail-order album, its contents licensed from Capitol Records, does present one version or another of almost all of John Lennon's solo chart hits, although it is somewhat less than what might appear from the title. There are 35 tracks spread over three CDs with a running time not much over two hours, selling on release in the 30 dollar range.

The definitive new Best Of John Lennon - 36 tracks completely remixed from master tapes, giving these classic songs a new life for generations to come and sounding better than ever before.

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.