John Lennon - Double Fantasy flac album

John Lennon - Double Fantasy (1980).

It’s not happy go lucky,’ she affirms. Double Fantasy A Heart Play By John Lennon & Yoko Ono. John Lennon: voice, guitars Yoko Ono: voice Earl Slick: guitars (Courtesy of Columbia Records) Hugh McCracken: guitars Tony Levin: bass George Small: keyboards Andy Newmark: drums Arthur Jenkins, J. percussion Ed Walsh: oberheim Robert Greenidge: steel drums on ‘Beautiful Boy’ Matthew Cunninham: hammer dulcimer on ‘Watching The Wheels’ Randy Stein: english concertina Horn Players: Howard Johnson, Grant Hungerford, John Parran, Seldon

John Lennon & Yoko Ono’s final album together, 1980’s Double Fantasy, is a stirring mixture of songs about love and family as well as plenty of odes to unabashed rock ‘n’ roll. This new version, Double Fantasy Stripped Down, features the original album as well as Lennon & Ono’s original mix, which pares down the instrumentation and gives more focus to Lennon & Ono’s amazing vocals. John lennon & yoko ono - double fantasy (stripped down). 1. (Just Like) Starting Over 2. Kiss Kiss Kiss 3. Cleanup Time 4. Give Me Something 5. I'm Losing You 6. I'm Moving On 7. Beautiful. John's withdrawal as a recording artist was unprecedented. Suddenly, in 1980, a welcome surprise was heard. John went into the studio with Yoko to make the next album. From its inception, then, Double Fantasy was a John and Yoko collaboration, just as their early "avant garde" albums had been. And in its "Heart Play" of alternating viewpoints, it formalised a pattern they'd instinctively adopted on Some Time In New York City.

Written-By, Lead Vocals – John Lennon. Written-By, Lead Vocals – Yoko Ono. 2:41.

John Lennon released 'Double Fantasy' with Yoko Ono on Nov. 17, 1980, just weeks before his murder. Only on the muscular I’m Losing You do you get the sense of Lennon's old sinewy grit. It's the most kinetic moment on Double Fantasy, and it points to the long-hoped-for return of Lennon’s muse - the vibrant, angry yang to the bread-making househusband yin of recent years. Unfortunately, little else rises so completely out of the project's cozy, contemplative vibe

Double Fantasy es el ultimo album de Lennon, o mejor dicho, el ultimo medio album, ya que la otra mitad es interpretada y compuesta por Yoko Ono. El album se inicia con Starting Over (Empezando de nuevo), con una interpretacion en una parte de la cancion a lo Elvis Presley, una cancion optimista de reencuentro con sus fans y agradecimiento de tener una oportunidad de reiniciar su carrera musical, un borron y cuenta nueva (Cleanup Time), un intento de renacer que quedo frustrado por las 5 balas del miserable, a. Este es un disco que no es viceral ni es una cartarsis como lo fue el primero, Plastic Ono Band, para 1980 Lennon no tenia demonios que exorcisar ni rabia que descargar. Double Fantasy muestra un Lennon padre de familia reconciliado con la vida, agradecido con ella por tener un hijo, un hijo dificil de concebir con Yoko por tantos años. Le dedica Beautiful Boy, la mejor cancion que un padre le pueda dedicar a un hijo, un hijo deseado por supuesto, sino habria que preguntarle al pobre Julian.