Quote of the day: John Lennon, a celebrated musician and cultural icon, championed the power of imagination. He believed in possibilities until they were disproved, embracing dreams and myths. Lennon's perspective highlights that intangible concepts profoundly shape human lives and experiences.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney fought over which song should be the Beatles' next single. Lennon never got over losing to McCartney's "meaningless" song.

John Lennon's catalog as a solo artist wasn't that vast. Yet there were still songs, like this stellar quartet, that fell through the cracks.

For all of the charisma that John Lennon had when The Beatles played, he felt that some shows weren't worth getting too excited over.

Mick Jagger hailed the exceptional songwriting achievements of Paul McCartney and John Lennon, labeling them as the most prolific creators of a remarkable era in music. Their willingness to share their original works with fellow artists left an indelible mark,

In July 1969, just over one month after its release, radio stations across the U.S. were banning "The Ballad Of John And Yoko".