John Lennon began his career as an ordinary pop star who made extraordinary music. He slowly began to evolve as his fame grew and became radicalized through meetings and associations with sixties activists. During this time, John referring to himself as a "revolutionary artist." The Revolutionary Artist is an examination of Lennon's forays into activism, his political views, and the music he created during the period. This edition is fully revised and updated. Specific areas of focus include: an in-depth look at the 1969 Montreal bed-in, with extensive and wide-ranging interviews; a...
John Lennon began his career as an ordinary pop star who made extraordinary music. He slowly began to evolve as his fame grew and became radicalized t...
