John Lennon was born in 70 years ago today on October 5th of 1940.
His birthday to celebrate through the purchase of the new Lennon Signature Box that remastered versions of all his solo work includes together with a slice of previously unreleased recordings and/or the Beatles stereo box set featuring remastered versions of all of the Beatles albums (and singles).
Lennon's most popular songs on last.FM (Beatles or solo)
(based on the most listeners during the last 6 months)
1. "Come together 136 K"
2. "Help!"116 K
3. "All you need is love" 115 K
4. "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" 105 K
5. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (w/Paul) 90 KB
6. "A hard day's night" 88 K
7. "Ticket to ride" 88 K
8. "Strawberry Fields Forever" 87 K
9. "Across the universe" 86 K
10. "A Day in the Life" (w/Paul) 86 K
11. "Because" 78 K
12. "I am the Walrus" 76 K
13. "In My Life" 74 K
14. "She Loves You" (w/Paul) 71 K
15. "Imagine" 64 K
16. "Twist and shout" (cover) 64 K
17. "Happiness is a warm gun" 64 K
18. "Girl" 63 K
19. "I want you (she's so heavy)" 63 K
20. "Glass Onion" 62 K
21. "Dear Prudence" 62 K
22. "Polythene Pam" 61 K
23. "Nowhere man" 59 K
24. "I feel fine" k
25. "Sun King" k
26. "I'm only sleeping" k
27. "From me to you" (w/Paul) 56 K
28. "Mean, Mr mustard" 56 K
29. "And your bird can sing" 55 K
30. "Revolution" 53 K
31. "Woman" 52 K
32. "I'm so tired" 51 K
33. "Norwegian Wood" 51 K
34. "Tomorrow Never Knows" 50 K
35. You've got to hide your love away "48 K"
"I think this list really quite surprising.""Because" against the "in my life" and "Imagine"? I find it interesting how high "help!" is so many more listeners as "Strawberry Fields Forever," "I am the walrus," and "A Day in the Life" (which are much more interesting songs in my opinion.)
And "Revolution" at only # 30? maybe is that because of a split between "Revolution" 1 "from the white album?"and gives a further 34 K single versionEs-listener for "Revolution."
I also think, it is surprising that his second most listened, solo song "Woman."It has twice as many listeners as "Instant Karma."
Perhaps more impressive than the 35 songs on this list are all great songs Lennon wrote that on this Liste.Thinking about, that gives one an idea of as many excellent songs he wrote.
Here are some of those who do not make the list: "Instant Karma," "She Said She Said," "Don don't let me down," "if I fell," "Working Class Hero", "Hey Bulldog" "watching the wheels", "Beautiful Boy", "Being for the benefit of Mr. kite," "The Ballad of John and Yoko" & "Jealous Guy."
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