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When john Lennon join the band?
john lennon was an original member of the best band ever
What was the best selling album of john Lennon?
my dingy
Who is the original line up for the beatles?
John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe, and Pete Best.
Did John Lennon have a son named Jude?
John Lennon's eldest son was named Julian -- sometimes called Jules. When Lennon and his first wife Cynthia ended their marriage, Paul McCartney wrote a song titled "Hey Jules" to comfort the boy. McCartney eventually changed the title to "Hey Jude," and the song became the Beatles' best-selling single ever.
What is Julian Lennon best known for?
Julian Lennon is an actor, singer, musician and writer. He is however most famous for being the son of John Lennon, Beatles member, singer, musician and philosopher.
When john Lennon join the band?
john lennon was an original member of the best band ever
What was John Lennon's best band?
The Beatles.
What was the best selling album of john Lennon?
my dingy
Which of The Beatles was the best?
John Lennon was the best. Then George. Then Paul. Then Ringo.
Who wrote the song Imagine?
john Lennon from The Beatles (the beatles are the best band in history) John Lennon
Which is the best pilot school IN UK?
Merseyflight Air Training School based at Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Owned and managed by an Airline Captain this school beats the competition hands down.
What was John Lennon's best-known song?
Arguably "Imagine".
Was john Lennon one of the best singers?
in my personal opinion no he is not !
How was John Lennon good?
seriously? OF COURSE HE WAS! possibly the best!
First names of john lennos two sons?
The first names of John Lennon's two sons are Sean and Julian. John Lennon was a musician best known for his time with the Beatles.
Who is the best in The Beatles?
i reckon John Lennon but everyone has different opinions
Who is the original line up for the beatles?
John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe, and Pete Best.
