John Lennon was more than one fourth of The Beatles — he was also a talented songwriter who, after going solo, crafted the 1973 album Mind Games that is still considered a classic today.

A map of "John Lennon's Liverpool," with black light ... the box set since it contains well-researched quotes, rare photos, and Mind Games–related trivia) and several big posters, including ...

With "Mind Games: The Ultimate Collection," the Lennon ... Indeed, they have far outclassed the field in terms of not only commemorating John Lennon’s original LPs, but creating a richly curated ...

(Making all this music virtually free to online comers is a mind game even John Lennon couldn’t have imagined ... (Photo by Richard Harbaugh/A.M.P.A.S. via Getty Images) Getty Images Does ...

It has been 51 years since John Lennon's fourth album "Mind ... Because as Lennon cut and pasted photos together to make the "Mind Games" album cover, he had determined to leave Ono and step ...

[RELATED: Watch New John Lennon Video for Mind Games Track “You Are Here,” Featuring Unseen 1968 Footage from Lennon Art Show] John and Yoko moved into their apartment at the Dakota building ...

Mind Games was meant to be a return to form for John Lennon, after an instantly dated protest album that felt didactic and cold. He certainly seemed to be back on track with its opening Top 20 hit ...

John and Yoko’s son, Sean Ono Lennon, produced the new mix of the track. The “Ultimate Mix” of “You Are Here” is the second advance track to be released from the Mind Games reissue.

In October 1973, John Lennon - the man who seven years earlier whipped the Bible Belt into the Beatle Belt by proclaiming the Fab Four were "more popular than Jesus"- came off uncharacteristically ...

When Sean Ono Lennon — born to John Lennon and Yoko Ono in 1975 — was being exposed to his father’s solo canon as a young person, he was hearing it all at once, not sequentially.

rare photos, and Mind Games–related trivia) and several big posters, including one of Lennon’s I Ching chart and coins. Don’t forget only three years earlier, Lennon sang, “I don’t ...