John Lennon: The Solo Years

a collection of 30 pieces. Relax at the piano with this exceptional collection of satisfying and profoundly beautiful pieces to play. Some pieces have been transposed and simplified for ease of playing. 30 songs have been arranged for solo piano, in a relaxing style, including: 'All of Me', 'Despacito', 'Perfect', 'Someone Like You', 'Yesterday' and 'Your Song'.

Not every singer can write a song - not every songwriter can sing... This stunning collection celebrates 26 of the greatest male artists who have combined the skills of song craft and performance to dazzling effect. The last fifty years of pop music has seen folk singers, rock icons, sultry soloists and punk revolutionaries all prove that nothing is more important than the right song, sung by the right personality - and this hand picked selection features those that are the best of both worlds. Whether you love the glam showmanship of Elton John, the social satire of John Lennon, the classic pop tones of David Gray or the unmistakable Johnny Cash, this songbook has them all arranged for Piano, Voice and Guitar. / Piano/Vocal/Guitare (PVG) / 128 pages / Partition

An exclusive collection of the great songs from John Lennon's final decade his solo years. Includes 'Imagine' 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' 'Woman' and 'The Ballad Of John and Yoko'.

An anthology of his music during the years after the break-up of the Beatles. Includes 43 songs and features all of Double Fantasy. Many black and white photos.

The Beatles' Solo Years 1970-1980-In the years following the 1960s Beatle fans around the world were twice-stunned: in 1970 when their beloved group disbanded and ten years later when the murder of John Lennon ended a decade of hope that somehow the Fab Fourwould reunite. Fab Four FAQ 2.0 picks up the story where the acclaimed Fab Four FAQ left off. Loaded with images of rare period ephemera including periodicals single sleeves and movie stills this is the firstcomprehensive biography of all four ex-Beatles. This book covers everything from their recording careers in the decade after the band's dissolution to the musicians they played with the bands they influenced the manifestationsof latter-day Beatlemania and the constant clamor for reunion expressed by fans and – sometimes – by the four themselves.