John Lennon

Mostly various forms of rock, but he did other things as well, such as musique concrete.

Zimmerman is the real last name of Bob Dylan. I don't believe in Elvis

I don't believe in Zimmerman

I don't believe in Beatles

He was listing singer/songwriters he does not believe in.

John Lennon.

Marmalade.

Likely not; Caulfield was a confused young man trying to find his bearings in the world, and would have harmed himself before he harmed another person. Lennon's killer was over twenty-one, had his own mind made up (though he was mentally ill), and used The Catcher in the Rye as an excuse for doing what he did.

Little Peices-The Parlour Steps.

Go to Muchmusic.com/DegrassiMusic & you can find ALL the songs from the episodes in orde, plus a link to the songs on Itune.

There's the Quarry Men, the Silver Beetles, Long John and the Silver Beetles, The Beatles, The Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band, John and Yoko and the Plastic Ono Band.

Julian Lennon doesn't have any children.

After secondary school, John Lennon briefly attended the Liverpool College of Art in 1957. He was interested in pursuing a career in art and design, which influenced his creative pursuits later in life. However, his focus shifted to music, leading him to form The Beatles shortly after.

John Woolman was around 25 years old when he began his active opposition to slavery in 1746. His commitment to the abolition of slavery grew over the years, and he became a prominent advocate for the rights of enslaved individuals. Woolman's writings and efforts significantly influenced the Quaker movement's stance on slavery.

John Lennon's favorite restaurant in New York City was the iconic "The Dakota," where he lived, but he was also known to frequent "The Chelsea," a restaurant located in the Chelsea neighborhood. He appreciated its atmosphere and the diverse menu. Lennon's dining choices reflected his love for the vibrant New York City culture and culinary scene.

Yes, "The Catcher in the Rye" is often cited as having inspired Mark David Chapman, the man who assassinated John Lennon in 1980. Chapman identified with the novel's protagonist, Holden Caulfield, and believed that he was enacting a form of existential justice by killing Lennon, whom he viewed as a "phony." However, while the book influenced Chapman's mindset, it is essential to recognize that the act of violence stemmed from his personal issues rather than the novel itself.

John Coltrane composed over 50 original songs throughout his career, with some of his most famous pieces including "Giant Steps," "A Love Supreme," and "Naima." His work spans various styles and showcases his innovative approach to jazz. Many of his compositions have become standards in the jazz repertoire, influencing countless musicians.

well you know, he spent it on chickens and broccoli and texas road house

"All we are saying is give peace a chance." These lyrics are essentially what John Lennon stood for. The words to the song "Give Peace a Chance" express how Lennon felt about peace. In his Beatle days, Lennon was the rowdy one. Always willing to voice his opinion, often to the shock of others, he offended many people. As Lennon grew older, he met his partner Yoko Ono and embarked on a journey of peace that remains legend to this day. They staged "Bed-Ins," where the pair posed for days at a time in a bed campaigning for peace. They used their fame to promote a cause they were passionate about, peace, and the pair campaigned for this together until Lennon's untimely death in 1980. To this day, John Lennon remains a symbol of serenity and love. His words are still very much alive, saying "You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one." These words are very true. He is not the only one. His influence and vision captivated people until his death and continue to persuade people toward peace today. Not only was John Lennon a musician; he was also a figure that remains in society as one of the ultimate peacemakers of our time.

It was because he was jealous.He would have pat nixon were a yoko ono mask and hum to him

In their teens

John had a band and was introduced to Paul

Paul was then let in the band and ask John if his friend George could be in it

When they wanted to become better and actually take it seriously, they got rid of their current drummer (Pete Best) and invited Richard Starky aka Ringo Starr into it....

and there you have it

She was adopted by a Norwegian couple, and apparently never became aware of who her mother (and brother) were.