When they played this at the l London Olympics I shouted out John with tears in my eyes ❤

Beatles, John, Paul, George and Ringo are my Soul Keeper. Thanks for your "Feelings" Greetings from Germany

John did a similar song called Woman , that's amazing too . Give it a listen.

Imagine there's no borders, and no religion. Nothing to kill or die for. The message is amazing in this song.

Imagine was voted the UK's favourite song in 1999.

Watching The Wheels, I'm losing You, Revolution 9 are just a few underrated songs from John Lennon that carry so much message, so relatable and soul piercing. We tend to forget that John Lennon is one of the greatest lyricist and musician the world has ever been gifted with. Long live John Lennon and his message of love and hope! He was a music genius snatched abruptly from us with his tragic death in the 80's. No amount of AI can ever recreate his genius, not with the latest song The Beatles released a few months ago, "Now and Then" which used Artificial Intelligence to get John Lennon's voice in the song.

I live on out skirts of Liverpool, in a town called Birkenhead. You were saying that you grew up in New York. Well Central Park was actually modelled off Birkenhead Park.

Imagine ranks up there with the greatest songs ever written.

I think you mussed the whole point of of the song. One of the most beautiful songs ever written!

G'day Guys! Lennon just had so many great hits after the Beatles like Mind Games, Instant Karma, Working Class hero, Cold Turkey & of course Happy Xmas (the war is over) amongst so many more! Cheers!

Ferris Bueller's Day off: The parade song was Twist and Shout, an EARLY Beatles classic. You will know it!

Imagine is a track about an ideal world. Check out the more realist, “Working Class Hero”. To my mind Lennon’s greatest solo track. It reflects his working class roots and the struggles of working class people.

Hi from Liverpool 🇬🇧👍

Loved this reaction, gave me goosebumps ❤

Interesting to note that whilst Yoko was riduculed as an artist in the 60s and onwards she is still making art and is regarded as one of the foremost groundbreaking modern artists of recent years. There's a massive new exhibition of her work at The Tate Modern in London on at present. She has also done a marvelous job of preserving and enhancing John's legacy

Jodie's let herself go a bit since the last episode!

The energy between 0:00 and 0:01 wow! :D Imagine not hearing... ok that's probably already been done. Haha so much pressure vs just a couple of chords in... :O Beatles song after Beatles song, "added to playlist" Nick if only you had this long a winning streak in WILTY! lol Cheers muchly guys!

See what you think of Norwegian wood. Beatles. Also have you done any Roxette if not firstly try Wish I could fly.

Personally I was never a great fan of Lennon per say, but I loved his music. He is the ONLY famous person in my lifetime that when he died, it actually brought me to tears

Make no mistake: I love it very much. And yet, the song has many detractors who say that it's potheaded, idealistic froth. Others say it's disgusting that someone so rich and famous should sing about having no possessions.

Another classic song to rival Lennon's imagine is Wake Up Everybody by Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes with references teachers.

Someone needs to tell him paul mccartney wrote yesterday and george harrison wrote while my guitar gently weeps 😂

Imagine peoplenot behaving the way people actually do.

The Beatles officially broke up in April of 1970. "Imagine" was a solo effort by John Lennon, released in October 1971. But it's still considered a 'Beatle' song. You see John's second wife, Yoko Ono, in the video. His first wife, Cynthia, he married just before the Beatles came to fame...because she was pregnant. John and Cynthia had Julian. Yoko and John had miscarriages before finally having their son Sean. Paul had a very long relationship with the actress Jane Asher, then in the same year broke up, dated, and married photographer Linda Eastman (the rumor was she was related to the film company Eatman-Kodak, but that wasn't true). Paul and Linda had a mess of kids, then she died of cancer. He married model/amputee Heather Mills (really horrible choice), and now lives with wife Nancy Shevell. Ringo Starr (Starkey) originally married Maureen, with whom he had 3 boys. When Ringo went off to star in the 1981 film "Caveman", he met actress Barbara Bach. They married the year of the film's release. George met model Patty Boyd during the filming of "A Hard Day's Night"; you see them together in the dining car on the train into London. They married in 1966, divorced in 1977 (due to his 'indiscretions'). George's best friend, Eric Clapton, was in love with her and eventually he was able to marry Patty, though the marriage only lasted ten years (she is remarried now). George was married to Olivia from 1978 til his death in 2001. They have a son, Dhani, who is the spitting image of his father. George wrote "Something" for his wife Patty Boyd in 1969; Eric Clapton wrote "Layla" for Patty Boyd, released in 1970. When the Beatles broke up, John had already moved on to Yoko, Paul had moved on to Linda, Ringo was still with Maureen, and George was still with Patty. Linda McCartney, Maureen Starkey, and Patty Harrison were typical women of their time (and you can include John's ex Cynthia Lennon and Paul's ex Jane Asher in that group); they were quiet, more domestic (even Patty, Jane, and Linda, who had their own professional careers). Basically, these 'Beatle wives' were background characters; they saw the men as 'professional Beatles' they shared with the world. Yoko was a very different person than the other 'Beatle wives'. She was an internationally-known avante garde artist, used to doing artwork, films, and art-performance pieces. She was also Japanese, which brings in a cultural difference, though she broke past the usual cultural restrictions on Japanese women. The relationship between her and John was something unique to the two of them. It did make a break in the chemistry between John and Paul, but Ringo managed to stay close to John (and ALL the Beatles apparently, no mean feat). Whatever it was about Yoko, it fed something important in John, filled a space in him that no one else was able to fill. And the father he was never able to be to his first son, Julian, he was completely to his second son Sean, becoming a stay-at-home dad living in NYC until his death. People judge without evidence. I can't say whether Yoko was good for John or bad for the Beatles, because I wasn't there. So, I don't say anything at all. All I know is there is a lot of gossip about something that's actually none of my business.

Where is Micky Flanagan? 😳 ferris bueller reference 😂 great job guys. Bit shocked to see Jodie wearing a UNLV cap

For a polar opposite song from McCartney - Silly Love Songs

How have you never heard this song before?

Omg George kicked off the biggest drama in the band. Watch Get Back.

Hi, not from Liverpool😊

For a laugh, you should watch the film Forrest Gump to understand where the lyrics come from.

Ask an American about communism and they freak out, put it to music and they nod their head and expel its virtues...

'it's basically the communist manifesto' - John Lennon.