I should be so lucky. 

In my Lennon's-top-three. Thanks, John for this one.

John was often at his best when channeling some of the stylistic influences of his youth - this could have been a big hit in the early "60s.

John Lennon would be proud...





 

One of the best songs from a very spotty solo career.  Oh John, why did you have to hook up with that daughter-of-a-Japanese-industrialist artist wannabe?  It's 1968, the "Let It Be" movie is released and playing at the Montrose Theater in Houston.  Yoko comes on screen for the first time to boo's throughout the house.  A few years later a billionaire writes "Imagine no possessions."  How fatuous is that?

Everybody in my hotel room loves this song!!!!

 

I remember seeing the video for this song sometime in the early 80's. The picture of John and Yoko on the boat stuck in my head for many years up to the point I could not remember if it was actually part of the video or just my imagination. Thanks to YouTube this mystery could be solved.

How about more Lennon in the rotation, Bill?

yet another song that turned out to be endlessly ironic....

standard Lennon—  an absolutely brilliant song with fantastic music...


 

What a wonderful way to start my Saturday! Clear, blue sky, nip in the air, a cup of strong coffee, and this song.  Life, at this moment, is very, very good.

How can I NOT have rated this??

 anotherlistener wrote: 

Always liked this song. It was bittersweet though, as he had died so recently when it was released.

Haven't heard this in forever!  Well played, Bill.  Well played, indeed.

"nobody told me the pee-pee is like this" ???

Love it!