John Lennon

John Lennon's father Alfred Lennon (1912-1976) abandoned Julia and john when he was an infant. Alfred was known to be very witty and musically inclined but not very dependable. John didn't see his father again until after he became famous. Alfred Lennon died of stomach cancer April 1, 1976.

John Lennon's mother Julia Lennon (1914-1958) was known to be very outgoing, high-spirited and as having a strong sense of humor. She taught John to play the ukulele and banjo, She also encouraged John to pursue music as a career. Although John lived with his aunt Mimi from the age of five, John stayed in contact with Julia and sometimes stayed overnight in her home until Julia was killed by a drunk off duty police officer July 15, 1958.

Jim McCartney died in 1976. His second wife started a talent agency; his stepdaughter Ruth became a singer. Paul McCartney reportedly has not spoken to either of them since, accusing them of trading in the family name.

Yes. The former lead singer of Creedence Clearwater Revival was recently honored at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. The 2010 baseball season marked the 25th anniversary of Fogerty's 1985 hit album "Centerfield." The title track has been played by numerous major-league and minor-league ballparks in the years since.

Fogerty performed "Centerfield" at the most recent Hall of Fame induction activities and donated his baseball-bat guitar to the museum.

John Lennon showed courage by facing the difficult times of his life. After all, it is hard being a famous rock star with millions of people looking up to you and expecting the most out of you. Lennon died a hero, proving to millions of people that violence is not the way to go.

The Dakota in New York.

John Lennon was cremated.

He didn't quit; he flunked out after his second year, for poor grades and nonattendance.

While originally enthusiastic about going to art school, he lost interest after his first weeks, when he realized it was barely different from regular school, and was assigned to Lettering classes, instead of illustration or sculpture, which he would have preferred.

He kept going because it kept peace for him at home, to spend time with friend Stuart Sutcliffe and new girlfriend Cynthia Powell, and because it was next to Paul McCartney's high school. (The two would often cut classes, to practice music.)

John was 16 years old when a friend, Don Beatty, at Quarry Bank Highschool played an Elvis Presley record. Because of this music, John formed The Quarrymen, his first band.

Still without the well known members Paul,George and Ringo.

Well, technically, he isn't buried. He was cremated on December 10th, 1980, two days after he was shot. But, you can go to New York city, one of John's favorite places, and visit Strawberry Fields, where his remains are scattered. It's in central park, across from the Dakota apartment building where he was murdered.

John Lennon is dead, and if your asking where in Liverpool is he buried, well, hes not buried, they had him cremated and his ashed were scattered in New York's central park by Yoko Ono.

His mother was Julia but his Aunt Mimi looked after John for most of his life.

John Lennon was given a harmonica by his uncle George when he was a child, and after his uncle's death began to teach himself. Having played harmonica through early Beatles gigs, John developed his technique in 1962 when the Beatles were on tour with Bruce Channel, and Bruce's harmonica player Delbert McClinton's gave John some tips which influenced John's playing on the Beatles' debut single 'Love Me Do'.

No. Look at pictures of him through ALL the stages of his life. No changes . Always had a thin Roman nose.

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John Lennon began to get in the movement against the Vietnam War during the Beatle Era when he co-wrote the song "Revolution" (not "Revolution 9"), which was Lennon's first song to respond to Vietnam. Soon, Lennon began to take an interest in the peace movement that had engulfed the nation's youth. After the Beatles disbanded, Lennon wrote the song "Give Peace a Chance", a major protest song that was sung by protesters all throughout the country during the early 1970s. He soon wrote several songs like "Imagine", a song that questioned the listener to think of an ideal world where all peoples were united and no religion, no possessions, and no countries existed. Another song, "Power to the People," emphasized the power of people to rise together to stand up for what they valued and believed in. A Christmas song by Lennon, known as "War is Over (If You Want It)," which was an unusual Christmas song that put emphasis on peace.

He was 21 when he married Cynthia and 28 when he married Yoko.

John and Yoko met when John attended one of Yoko's art shows at the Indicca Gallery in London.

He wasn't legally blind, but very poorly short sighted to an extent where it was very hard for him to see anything without them

His Aunt Mimi took him away from his mother.

No. The song was written by Ben E. King (who originally recorded it), with Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller.

John Lennon was a student before The Beatles started holding regular performances. He did work at his Step Fathers pub sweeping floors for pocket money, he also at one point worked very briefly at the local water board, his only "real" job.