A ranked look back at every album opening song from John Lennon's solo career.

The accompanying album for this song failed in comparison to his other successes. Find out which album John Lennon was sad to ...

John Lennon’s elegant and spellbinding plea for a planet in which all people “can live as one” tops the latter category - and will remain there for as long as this thing called music exists.

Unless you're a John Lennon or Beatles superfan, you may have never heard these deep cuts from the songwriting legend.

Mind Games was meant to be a return to form for John Lennon, after an instantly dated protest album that felt didactic and cold. He seemed to be back on track with its opening Top 20 hit title song.

John Lennon may have understood the struggles of everyday artists, but he felt that some of his records deserved a better ...

Paul McCartney said one John Lennon album made him competitive. He also said one of his songs made John feel competitive. Here’s a look at what John said about the tune publicly. “Yeah, I ...

A Ringo Starr album from the 1980s includes compositions written by all of The Beatles except for John Lennon.

John Lennon may have spent years away from the world of rock and roll, but he knew that the best way to be a musician was to ...

He was married." — Paul McCartney And John Lennon's least favorite song? It's the very first song recorded for Rubber Soul and the last one featured on the album: "Run for Your Life." ...

Artificial intelligence has brought the vocals of legendary performer and antiwar activist John Lennon back with the Beatles for "Now and Then." ...