Lennon, John

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	A Guitar's All Right John But You'll Never Earn Your Living By It Colored Vinyl - R 6015 Beautiful 1975 German Deep Groove Ten Inch Rarity Pressed On Magenta Colored Vinyl. more
	A Guitar's All Right John But You'll Never Earn Your Living By It Colored Vinyl - R 6015 Beautiful And Rare 1975 German Deep Groove Ten Inch Rarity Pressed On Stunning Marbled Color Vinyl. more
	A Guitar's All Right John But You'll Never Earn Your Living By It Colored Vinyl - R 6015 Beautiful And Rare 1975 German Deep Groove Ten Inch Rarity Pressed On Clear Vinyl. Shrink Wrap Intact. Also Includes A Fake Insert Prescription Under The Rear Shrink Wrap From The Office Of Dr. Winston O. Boogie Which Lists The Song Titles. more
	A Hard Road New - Vinyl - L72808 Sealed 1970s Unofficial Live Release. more
	Borrowed Time New - 12 - POSPX 701 1984 12 Inch Single Housed In A Full Color Picture Sleeve. Recorded With Yoko Ono. Includes Poster. Tracks Are "Borrowed Time," "Your Hands" And "Never Say Goodbye." more
	Borrowed Time Sealed - 12 - POSPX 701 Sealed 1984 12 Inch Single Housed In A Full Color Picture Sleeve. Recorded With Yoko Ono. Includes Poster. Tracks Are "Borrowed Time," "Your Hands" And "Never Say Goodbye." "Borrowed Time" is a song by John Lennon, released on his posthumous album "Milk and Honey" in 1984. Lennon recorded a demo of the song in 1980, just a few months before his death. The demo features Lennon playing the guitar and singing the lyrics in a raw, emotional voice. After Lennon's death, his wife Yoko Ono worked with producer Jack Douglas to complete the song and include it on the "Milk and Honey" album. "Borrowed Time" was well-received by critics and fans, who praised its poignant lyrics and Lennon's performance. The song remains a popular and enduring part of Lennon's legacy. more
	Collection Used - Vinyl - EAS-91055 Japanese Pressing With Obi. more
	Come Back Johnny New - Vinyl - MM09 Sealed Unofficial 1979 Original. more
	Gimme Some Truth New Import - 0602435001869 Sealed 2020 2LP Compilation. The Ultimate Remixes, Taken From the Original Multitracks. Includes 2 Sided Poster, 8-Page Booklet And A Bumper Sticker. more
	Gimme Some Truth. Colored Vinyl - New - 0602435001869 Sealed 2021 2LP Compilation Reissued On Opaque Blue Vinyl; No Poster Or Booklet In This Version. The Ultimate Remixes, Taken From the Original Multitracks. more
	Happy Xmas / Beautiful Boy Used - 12 - PRO-A-1079 Rare 1980 Promo Only Two Song 12 Inch Housed In A Promotional Jacket. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	I'm Stepping Out Used Import - POSP X 702 1984 UK 12" 45rpm Single, Housed In A Picture Sleeve. B/Side Features Yoko Ono With "Sleepless Night" & Loneliness". Clean Cover And Glossy Vinyl. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW-3379 1987 Rainbow Label Digital Reissue Still In Shrink. Comes With Giant Poster Plus Insert. Small Crease At Opening. "Imagine" is the second solo album by English musician John Lennon. It was released on September 9, 1971, by Apple Records. The album was produced by Phil Spector, with Lennon writing and recording most of the songs in his home studio in Tittenhurst Park, England. The title track "Imagine" became one of the most famous and beloved songs of all time, with its message of peace and utopia resonating with audiences around the world. Other notable tracks on the album include "Jealous Guy," "Gimme Some Truth," and "How Do You Sleep?" more
	Imagine New - Vinyl - SW 3379 Sealed 2008 180gm Remastered Reissue; Released As Part Of The "From The Capitol Vaults" Series. "Imagine" is the second solo album by John Lennon, released in September 1971. The album was recorded and produced during a period of political and personal upheaval for Lennon, as he was going through a divorce from his first wife Cynthia, had left the Beatles, and was embroiled in political activism. The album was produced by Phil Spector, who had previously worked with the Beatles on "Let It Be." The title track, "Imagine," quickly became one of the most iconic songs of the 20th century, with its message of peace and unity resonating with audiences around the world. The song features a simple piano melody and lyrics expressing Lennon's vision of a better world. Other notable tracks on the album include "Jealous Guy," "Gimme Some Truth," and "Oh Yoko!" The album received critical acclaim upon its release and has since been hailed as one of the greatest albums of all time. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1987 Rainbow Label Reissue With Giant Poster Of John At The Piano Plus Replica Of The Original Custom Inner Sleeve. Beautiful Clean Copy! more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1978 Purple Label Pressing. Light Cover Mouth Blemishes more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1971 First US Pressing. Split Labels With Lennon's Face On One Side. Includes Giant Poster Of John At His Piano Plus The 5x7 Postcard Of The Harder To Find Nymph-Like Yoko, Plus Custom Inner Sleeve. Some Lifting On The Laminate At Jacket Mouth Edges. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1971 Heavy Vinyl Original Los Angeles Pressing, Rim Text Has Only "Mfd. By Apple Records, Inc". EX/NM- Vinyl. Housed In A Glossy Jacket Includes The Original Custom Inner Sleeve And Giant Poster Of John At His Piano & Post Card. "Imagine" is the second solo album by John Lennon, released in September 1971. The album was recorded and produced during a period of political and personal upheaval for Lennon, as he was going through a divorce from his first wife Cynthia, had left the Beatles, and was embroiled in political activism. The album was produced by Phil Spector, who had previously worked with the Beatles on "Let It Be." The title track, "Imagine," quickly became one of the most iconic songs of the 20th century, with its message of peace and unity resonating with audiences around the world. The song features a simple piano melody and lyrics expressing Lennon's vision of a better world. Other notable tracks on the album include "Jealous Guy," "Gimme Some Truth," and "Oh Yoko!" The album received critical acclaim upon its release and has since been hailed as one of the greatest albums of all time. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 2008 limited edition, 180gm remastered reissue from the Capitol Vaults campaign. Glossy, VG+ vinyl. Small corner bump. Includes poster, no postcard. Timeless and tender. Imagine is John Lennon’s most iconic solo statement—blending utopian dreams, biting realism, and heartfelt vulnerability. From the title track to “Jealous Guy,” it’s raw honesty wrapped in melodic beauty. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-153 1984 Half-Speed Mastered Beauty Pressed In Japan By JVC. The Original MoFi, Not The Recent 180gm Pressed At RTI. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-153 Stunning 1984 First Pressing Of The Remastered Vinyl Reissue From Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, Still In Original Opened Outer Bag Seal. "After The Harrowing Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon Returned To Calmer, More Conventional Territory With Imagine. While The Album Had A Softer Surface, It Was Only Marginally Less Confessional Than Its Predecessor. Underneath The Sweet Strings Of "Jealous Guy" Lies A Broken And Scared Man, The Jaunty "Crippled Inside" Is A Mocking Assault At An Acquaintance, And "Imagine" Is A Paean For Peace In A World With No Gods, Possessions, Or Classes, Where Everyone Is Equal. And Lennon Doesn't Shy Away From The Hard Rockers -- "How Do You Sleep" Is A Scathing Attack On Paul Mccartney, "I Don't Want To Be A Soldier" Is A Hypnotic Antiwar Song, And "Give Me Some Truth" Is Bitter Hard Rock. If Imagine Doesn't Have The Thematic Sweep Of Plastic Ono Band, It Is Nevertheless A Remarkable Collection Of Songs That Lennon Would Never Be Able To Better Again." AMG - Stepehen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 2008 Heavyweight Vinyl Reissue On Apple Label. Part Of Captiol Records "From The Captiol Vaults" Campaign. Includes The Poster Insert. Glossy Vinyl And Jacket In Excellent Condition. "After The Harrowing Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon Returned To Calmer, More Conventional Territory With Imagine. While The Album Had A Softer Surface, It Was Only Marginally Less Confessional Than Its Predecessor. Underneath The Sweet Strings Of "Jealous Guy" Lies A Broken And Scared Man, The Jaunty "Crippled Inside" Is A Mocking Assault At An Acquaintance, And "Imagine" Is A Paean For Peace In A World With No Gods, Possessions, Or Classes, Where Everyone Is Equal. And Lennon Doesn't Shy Away From The Hard Rockers -- "How Do You Sleep" Is A Scathing Attack On Paul McCartney, "I Don't Want To Be A Soldier" Is A Hypnotic Antiwar Song, And "Give Me Some Truth" Is Bitter Hard Rock. If Imagine Doesn't Have The Thematic Sweep Of Plastic Ono Band, It Is Nevertheless A Remarkable Collection Of Songs That Lennon Would Never Be Able To Better Again." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Imagine Used - 12 - 1C 052-04940 YZ 1981 Split Apple Label, 45rpm 12" Maxi Single. B/W "It's So Hard." more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1975 purple label pressing. Includes poster, no postcard. Timeless and tender. Imagine is John Lennon’s most iconic solo statement—blending utopian dreams, biting realism, and heartfelt vulnerability. From the title track to “Jealous Guy,” it’s raw honesty wrapped in melodic beauty. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1971 split label pressing in shrink with die cut inner sleeve with lyrics. Includes one postcard. Timeless and tender. Imagine is John Lennon’s most iconic solo statement—blending utopian dreams, biting realism, and heartfelt vulnerability. From the title track to “Jealous Guy,” it’s raw honesty wrapped in melodic beauty. more
	Imagine Used Import - 0600753570951 2015 180gm reissue; EU import. NM- copy. Includes replica poster and postcard. Timeless and tender. Imagine is John Lennon’s most iconic solo statement—blending utopian dreams, biting realism, and heartfelt vulnerability. From the title track to “Jealous Guy,” it’s raw honesty wrapped in melodic beauty. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-153 Factory Sealed, Half-Speed Mastered Beauty Pressed In Japan By JVC. The Original MoFi, Not The Recent 180gm Pressed At RTI. First Sealed Copy We Have Had In Stock In Five Years. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - PAS 10004 1972 UK Original With Die-Cut Inner Sleeve And Laminated Cover. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-153 1984 Japanese Half-Speed Mastered Pressing, Not The More Recent MoFi Reissue. LP Appears Unplayed. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-277 Factory Sealed 2000 Numbered, Limited Edition Half-Speed Mastered 180gm HQ Gatefold Reissue. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-277 Sealed, Out Of Print 2000 Numbered, Limited Edition 200gm Anadisc Half-Speed Master With Insert. Start Of A Barely Visible Top Seam Crack. more
	Imagine New - Vinyl - SW 3379 Factory Sealed 1972 Heavy Vinyl Original With Giant Poster Of John At His Piano Plus The 5x7 Glossy Postcard Of John With Pig, Plus Custom Die-Cut Inner Sleeve. Pristine Copy Of An Iconic Album. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Vinyl - 21580 Sealed 1997 EMI 100 Centenary Edition 180gm HQ Housed In A High Quality, Laminated Jacket. Includes Custom Laminated Card Inner Sleeve, Giant Poster And Post Card. Analogue Cut From Analogue Master Tapes. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - EAS-80705 1977 Split Apple Label Japanese Pressing With Wide Obi, Custom Inner Sleeve, Japanese Insert And Postcard Showing John Holding A Pig By The Ears Plus The Giant B&W Poster Of John At The Piano. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. more
	Imagine Used - 12 - 1C 052-04940 YZ 1981 Split Apple Label, 45rpm 12" Maxi Single. B/W "It's So Hard." Appears Glossy. more
	Imagine New - Vinyl - 24858 Sealed UK Gatefold Remixed And Remastered Reissue. more
	Imagine New - Vinyl - SW 3379 Sealed, Long Out Of Print, Digitally Remastered Version With Gold Promo Stamp On The Cover And Giant Poster Of John Playing The Piano Enclosed. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1972 Heavy Vinyl Original Still In Shrink Wrap With Giant Poster Of John At His Piano Plus The 5x7 Glossy Postcard Of John With Pig, Plus Custom Die-Cut Inner Sleeve. Pristine Copy. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - EAS 80705 Beautiful Japanese Pressing With Obi, Custom Inner Sleeve, Japanese Insert And Postcard Showing John Holding A Pig By The Ears Plus The Giant B&W Poster Of John At The Piano. Small CC. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - 33 C60-08729-30 Rare Pink And Black Label Russian Original. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - 5248581 Mint 2000 Laminated Gatefold Reissue. Digitally Remastered And Remixed. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - PCSP 722 Scarce 1988 2LP UK Gatefold Soundtrack With Cardstock Custom Inners. Records Have Some Scattered Sleeve Marks From The Sleeves, Otherwise Appear To Be In Unplayed Condition. more
	Imagine Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-153 The Original Japanese Half-Speed Mastered Pressing, Looks Glossy And Unplayed, Comes In Plain White Jacket. more
	Imagine New - Vinyl - SW 3379 Factory Sealed Original With Giant Poster Of John At His Piano Plus The 5x7 Glossy Postcard Of John With Pig, Plus Custom Die-Cut Inner Sleeve. Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Imagine New - 12 - 1C 052-04940 YZ Sealed 1981 Split Apple Label 45rpm 12 Inch Maxi Single. B/W "It's So Hard." more
	Imagine New - Vinyl - 5357095 Sealed 2015 Remastered 180gm Import. Includes A Printed Inner Sleeve With Lyrics And Credits, A Poster, And Two Postcards. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1972 Heavy Vinyl Original In Laminated Cover. Includes Giant Poster Of John At His Piano Plus The 5x7 Glossy Postcard Of The Harder To Find Nymph-Like Yoko, Plus Custom Die-Cut Inner Sleeve. more
	Imagine Used - Vinyl - SW 3379 1972 Heavy Vinyl Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Tiny Corner Ding. "Imagine" is the second solo studio album by John Lennon, released on September 9, 1971. The album was produced by Phil Spector and recorded at Ascot Sound Studios in 1971. The title track, "Imagine," is one of Lennon's most famous and iconic songs. It was released as a single in October 1971 and became a worldwide hit, reaching the top of the charts in several countries. The album also includes other notable tracks, such as "Jealous Guy," "Gimme Some Truth," and "Oh Yoko!" The album was released during a turbulent time in Lennon's personal life, as he was going through a separation from his first wife, Cynthia, and beginning a relationship with Yoko Ono. The album reflects Lennon's political and social views, advocating for peace and unity. "Imagine" has since become regarded as a classic album and has been included in numerous "best of" lists. It continues to be celebrated for its powerful and timeless message of hope and love. more
	Imagine Used Import - 0600753570951 2015 180gm EU import reissue. "After the harrowing Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon returned to calmer, more conventional territory with Imagine. While the album had a softer surface, it was only marginally less confessional than its predecessor. Underneath the sweet strings of "Jealous Guy" lies a broken and scared man, the jaunty "Crippled Inside" is a mocking assault at an acquaintance, and "Imagine" is a paean for peace in a world with no gods, possessions, or classes, where everyone is equal. And Lennon doesn't shy away from the hard rockers -- "How Do You Sleep" is a scathing attack on Paul McCartney, "I Don't Want to Be a Soldier" is a hypnotic antiwar song, and "Give Me Some Truth" is bitter hard rock. If Imagine doesn't have the thematic sweep of Plastic Ono Band, it is nevertheless a remarkable collection of songs that Lennon would never be able to better again." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Imagine Audiophile - New - MFSL 1-153 Sealed 1984 First Pressing Of The Remastered Vinyl Reissue From Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, Still In Original Opened Outer Bag Seal. "After The Harrowing Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon Returned To Calmer, More Conventional Territory With Imagine. While The Album Had A Softer Surface, It Was Only Marginally Less Confessional Than Its Predecessor. Underneath The Sweet Strings Of "Jealous Guy" Lies A Broken And Scared Man, The Jaunty "Crippled Inside" Is A Mocking Assault At An Acquaintance, And "Imagine" Is A Paean For Peace In A World With No Gods, Possessions, Or Classes, Where Everyone Is Equal. And Lennon Doesn't Shy Away From The Hard Rockers -- "How Do You Sleep" Is A Scathing Attack On Paul Mccartney, "I Don't Want To Be A Soldier" Is A Hypnotic Antiwar Song, And "Give Me Some Truth" Is Bitter Hard Rock. If Imagine Doesn't Have The Thematic Sweep Of Plastic Ono Band, It Is Nevertheless A Remarkable Collection Of Songs That Lennon Would Never Be Able To Better Again." All Music Guide – Stepehen Thomas Erlewine more
	Imagine (Raw Studio Mixes) New - Vinyl - 0602577346750 Sealed 2019 180gm limited edition RSD release. Includes poster and printed inner sleeve containing credits, photographs, and liner notes. more
	Imagine (Red Vinyl Test Pressing) Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-277 Fantastic And Exteremely Rare Clear Red Virgin Vinyl MoFi Half-Speed Mastered Test Pressing Of John Lennon's Iconic Masterpiece. This LP Was Sealed In A Plain White Jacket And We Opened It To Check That It Was In Fact Red Vinyl. Manufactured On December 23rd, 2003 And Having A5/A6 Stampers. Probably One Of Only A Few Copies That Exist On Red Wax. more
	Imagine - 40th Anniversary Special Edition New - Vinyl - 5099967887316 Sealed 2011 Exclusive RSD Remastered Limited Edition Box Set, With 180gm LP, Posters, Postcards & White 12" EP. more
	Imagine - 40th Anniversary Special Edition New - Vinyl - 5099967887316 Sealed 2011 Exclusive RSD Remastered Limited Edition Box Set, With 180gm LP, Posters, Postcards & White 12" EP. more
	Imagine - 40th Anniversary Special Edition New - Vinyl - 5099967887316 Sealed 2011 Exclusive RSD Remastered Limited Edition Box Set, With 180gm LP, Posters, Postcards & White 12" EP. more
	Imagine - Motion Picture New - Vinyl - 90803 Sealed 1989 2LP Gatefold Original With Custom Inner Sleeves. Inside Gatefold Has Some Wonderful, Candid Beatles Photos. Tiny Saw Cut. more
	Imagine - Music From The Original Motion Picture Used - Vinyl - 90803 1989 2LP Purple & Silver Label Gatefold Original With Custom Inner Sleeves. Both LPs Appear New, Unplayed. Inside Gatefold Has Some Wonderful Candid Beatles Photos. more
	Imagine - The Alternate Album Used - Vinyl - SW-A-3379 Beautiful 1971 Unofficial Release, Featuring Alternate Versions And Outtakes From The "Imagine" Sessions. Faint Hint Of Ring Wear And Small Shadowed Box on Back Jacket Where A Price Sticker Previously Resided. more
	Imagine / Come Together Used - 12 - SPRO 9585 Mega-Rare 1986 Promo Only 12 Inch Featuring Previously Unreleased 1972 Live Performances. more
	Imagine / Jealous Guy / Happy Christmas (War Is Over) Used - 12 - 12R 6199 Rare 1988 Three Song 45rpm 12 Inch Housed In A Picture Sleeve. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. more
	Imagine / Working Class Hero New - 12 - 1C 052-05992 YZ Sealed, Rare German 45rpm 12 Inch Maxi Single Housed In A Picture Sleeve. B/W Working Class Hero. Has The Original Your Music Plus Price Tag And An Import Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. more
	Imagine / Working Class Hero Used Import - 1C 052-05 992 YZ Rare German 45rpm 12 Inch Maxi Single Housed In A Picture Sleeve. B/W Working Class Hero. Light Shelf Wear To Picture Sleeve, Vinyl Glossy. more
	Imagine 40th Anniversary Box Set - New - 5099967887316 Factory Sealed, 2011 Limited Edition, Record Store Day Only, 40th Anniversary Box Set Containing 180gm HQ Full Album, Bonus 12 Inch EP Pressed On White Vinyl, Poster And Postcards. more
	Imagine Memorabilia Porcelain Plate Accessory - 000 1998 8" Plate, #2507, Limited Edition, Bag One Arts collection. more
	Imagine: John Lennon, Music From The Motion Picture New - Vinyl - C1-90803 Sealed 1989 2LP Gatefold Original With Custom Inner Sleeves. Inside Gatefold Has Some Wonderful, Candid Beatle Photos. Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Imagine: John Lennon, Music From The Motion Picture Used - Vinyl - C1-90803 1988 2LP Gatefold Soundtrack With Cardstock Custom Inners. Glossy Vinyl, Crisp Glossy Jacket! "In 1988, The John Lennon Estate Released The Documentary Imagine: John Lennon. A Loving, Airbrushed Look At His Life, The Film Offset The Negative Press Generated By Albert Goldman's Vicious Unofficial Bio The Lives Of John Lennon, Providing An Unabashedly Biased And Entertaining Chronicle Of One Of Rock's Greatest Icons. Fanatics Cherished The Rare Footage Scattered Throughout The Documentary, And They Also Were Thrilled By The First Official Release Of "Real Love," A Demo Lennon Recorded At His Dakota Apartment During The Late '70s. (It Would Later Be Overdubbed And Released As A Beatles' Track On Anthology 2.) Despite The Inclusion Of This And A Rehearsal Take Of "Imagine," The Soundtrack Is Geared Toward Casual Fans. There's A Brief Roundup Of Nine Major Beatles Songs (Including "Help!," "In My Life," "Strawberry Fields Forever," "A Day In The Life," And "The Ballad Of John & Yoko"), Then A Summary Of His Solo Works. Imagine May Be A Double Album, But As It Turns Out, 21 Tracks Barely Scratches The Surface Of A Catalog As Deep As Lennon's, Especially If It Attempts To Cover Both Band And Solo Recordings. That Means, Of Course, That Many Great Songs -- Particularly Early Singles Like "Cold Turkey" And "Instant Karma" -- Are Missing. The Featured Songs Emphasize Lennon's Sensitive Ballad Side -- It's All The Idealistic Dreamer, With Lennon The Rocker Or The Social Activist Pushed To The Side. Such An Approach Is Bound To Frustrate Some Fans, But The End Result Is An Entirely Listenable Compilation And One That Says A Great Deal About How Lennon Was Perceived At The Conclusion Of The '80s." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Jealous Guy Used Import - 12R 6117 1985 UK 12" Single, Housed In A Thin, Top Loading Picture Sleeve. more
	Jealous Guy New - 12 - 12R 6117 Sealed 1985 Three Song Picture Sleeve 12 Inch. The Original Tower Records Price Tag Is Still On The Shrink Wrap. B/W "Going Down On Love" And "Oh, Yoko." more
	John Lennon Used - Vinyl - JLB 8 Rare UK 8LP Box Set. The Outer Box Has Two Corner Splits (Overall VG). The Albums Which All Appear Glossy, Unplayed Are: "Live Peace In Toronto 1969," "Plastic Ono Band," "Imagine" (With Inserts) "Some Time In New York City," (2LP Gatefold), "Mind Games," "Rock 'N Roll" "Shaved Fish." Each LP Comes In Its Original Jacket. Also Included Is The Glossy 20 Page Illustrated Booklet "Lennon: The Liverpool Echo's Tribute To John Lennon." more
	John Lennon Used - Vinyl - JLB8 1981 9LP Box Set. Includes All Original Art Work Inserts. Slight Corner And Edgware. more
	John Lennon Box Used - Vinyl - EAS-67161~69 1982 Japanese 9LP Box Set With Obi. Each LP Housed In An Individual Cover That Replicates The Original Release" "Live Peace In Toronto 1969," "Plastic Ono Band," "Imagine," "Sometime In New York," "Mind Games," "Walls And Bridges," "Rock 'N' Roll" And "Shaved Fish." Box Has Light Rubbing On Two Corners. All Nine LPs Appear New, Unplayed. more
	John Lennon Collection Audiophile - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 One Of The Most Difficult To Find Quiex LPs. Gold Promo Stamp And Quiex II Stickers On Cover. Appears Unplayed. more
	John Lennon Collection New - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 Sealed 1980 Original With Custom Song Sticker Over Shrink Wrap. COH. more
	John Lennon Collection Used - Vinyl - EMTV 37 1982 UK Original With Lyrics Printed On Card Inner Sleeve. LP Looks Unplayed. more
	John Lennon Collection Used - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 1982 Original With The Custom Printed Card Inner. Saw cut. The John Lennon Collection is a definitive compilation album featuring the most celebrated solo works of John Lennon, former Beatle and iconic songwriter. Released in 1982, this collection brings together hits such as "Imagine," "Instant Karma!," and "Jealous Guy," offering listeners a comprehensive overview of Lennon’s post-Beatles artistry. Showcasing his lyrical introspection and musical evolution, the album is essential for classic rock enthusiasts and Lennon fans alike. The John Lennon Collection remains a pivotal entry point for those exploring his solo discography, reflecting Lennon’s enduring influence on pop and rock music history. more
	John Lennon Collection Used - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 1982 Original With The Custom Printed Card Inner. Clean Copy, No Cuts! more
	Just Like Starting Over Used - 12 - PRO-A-919 1980 Promo Only 12 Inch Picture Sleeve. Also Includes "Kiss Kiss Kiss." more
	Legend New - Vinyl - 21954 Out Of Print 1997 2LP Gatefold Limited Edition UK Import. New, Unplayed Copy. Center Top Seam Split On Rear Of Gatefold, Hence Price. more
	Legend New - Vinyl - 21954 Sealed, Long Out Of Print 1997 2LP Gatefold. Pristine. more
	Lennon Box Set - New - 060075357093 Sealed 2015 8LP Box Set, Housed In A Heavy Duty Slip Cover. All Solo John, Minus The Wedding Album And The Unfinished Works. Faithfully Replicated Album Covers And Art Work. The Album Run Down Is: John Lennon / The Plastic Ono Band - John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band John Lennon - Imagine John Lennon & Yoko Ono / The Plastic Ono Band With Elephants Memory And Invisible Strings - Some Time In New York City John Lennon - Mind Games John Lennon - Walls And Bridges John Lennon - Rock 'N' Roll John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Milk And Honey more
	Lennon Box Set - Used - 060075357093 2015 limited edition, remastered eight album box set. NM- vinyl; the heavy duty slip cover shows some creasing and light indentation marks. A Back To Black reissue set remastering his eight original studio albums digitally, using original audio mixes. more
	Lennon Legend New - Vinyl - 21954 Sealed 1997 2LP Limited Edition, 20 Track Compilation. Hype Sticker On The Cover. more
	Limited Edition (The Toy Boy) New - Vinyl - 5069 Sealed 1981 Embossed Cover, Limited Edition Release Of The Toy Boy. Contains 17 Tracks Of John Lennon Demos, Outtakes, Alternate Versions, B-Sides And Other Rarities. Comes With A 12 Page Booklet Containing Photos, Song Lyrics And Drawings.   more
	Live In New York City New - Vinyl - ST 12451 Sealed 1986 Embossed Cover Original. Clean COH. Custom Sticker Over Shrink Wrap. more
	Live In New York City New - Vinyl - SV 12451 Sealed 1986 RCA Music Club Pressing. more
	Live In New York City New - Vinyl - SV 12451 Sealed 1986 Embossed Cover Original. Custom Song Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. more
	Live In New York City New - Vinyl - SV 512451 Sealed 1985 Columbia House Record Club Edition Housed In An Embossed Cover. more
	Live In New York City Used - Vinyl - SV-12451 1986 Original US, SRC Pressing. Housed An Embossed Cover With Original Custom Printed Inner Sleeve. "John Lennon's Concert Appearances During His Solo Years Were Rare And Scattered About, So Any Live Document Is Worth Hearing. Yet This One, The Fabled One To One Concert At Madison Square Garden, Doesn't Live Up To Its Legend, However Noble The Cause (A Benefit For The Willowbrook School For Children). Much Of The Problem, One Suspects, Is That Lennon Concerts Tended To Be Quick, Casual One-offs; This Material Might Have Really Rocked If John Had Broken The Tunes In On The Road First. Also, The Plastic Ono Elephants Memory Band Is A Fairly Crude Bunch Of Bashers, With Stan Bronstein's Flailing Sax And Surprisingly Poor Drumming, Despite The Support Of Jim Keltner. So Lennon Is Pretty Much Left To His Own Devices. In The First Few Numbers He Sounds Distracted, Not In Full Command, Even Disconnected From The Band. A Core Primal Scream Piece "Well Well Well" Is Given A Perfunctory Run-through; "Instant Karma" Sounds Stiff, With Embarrassing Drum Breaks ("We'll Get It Right Next Time," John Says); And He Makes Only One Reference To His Beatle Past With A Heavy-handed "Come Together." Things Do Improve Later On When "Mother" And "Cold Turkey" Work Up A Good Lather, And "Hound Dog" Is Not Bad, Although The Concluding "Give Peace A Chance" Is Limited To The Brief Excerpt Included On Shaved Fish. Phil Spector Was The Original Producer Of The Recording, And It's One Of His Murkier Jobs, Not Nearly As Focused As His Work On The Concert For Bangla Desh In The Very Same Arena The Year Before. More From The Concert, Including Some Of Yoko's Numbers, Can Be Found On The Companion Video Cassette Released At The Same Time." AMG Review By Richard S. Ginell. more
	Live In New York City Used - Vinyl - SV-12451 1986 Original With Gold Promo Stamp. Housed An Embossed Cover With Original Custom Printed Inner Sleeve. "John Lennon's Concert Appearances During His Solo Years Were Rare And Scattered About, So Any Live Document Is Worth Hearing. Yet This One, The Fabled One To One Concert At Madison Square Garden, Doesn't Live Up To Its Legend, However Noble The Cause (A Benefit For The Willowbrook School For Children). Much Of The Problem, One Suspects, Is That Lennon Concerts Tended To Be Quick, Casual One-offs; This Material Might Have Really Rocked If John Had Broken The Tunes In On The Road First. Also, The Plastic Ono Elephants Memory Band Is A Fairly Crude Bunch Of Bashers, With Stan Bronstein's Flailing Sax And Surprisingly Poor Drumming, Despite The Support Of Jim Keltner. So Lennon Is Pretty Much Left To His Own Devices. In The First Few Numbers He Sounds Distracted, Not In Full Command, Even Disconnected From The Band. A Core Primal Scream Piece "Well Well Well" Is Given A Perfunctory Run-through; "Instant Karma" Sounds Stiff, With Embarrassing Drum Breaks ("We'll Get It Right Next Time," John Says); And He Makes Only One Reference To His Beatle Past With A Heavy-handed "Come Together." Things Do Improve Later On When "Mother" And "Cold Turkey" Work Up A Good Lather, And "Hound Dog" Is Not Bad, Although The Concluding "Give Peace A Chance" Is Limited To The Brief Excerpt Included On Shaved Fish. Phil Spector Was The Original Producer Of The Recording, And It's One Of His Murkier Jobs, Not Nearly As Focused As His Work On The Concert For Bangla Desh In The Very Same Arena The Year Before. More From The Concert, Including Some Of Yoko's Numbers, Can Be Found On The Companion Video Cassette Released At The Same Time." All Music Guide - Richard S. Ginell. more
	Live In New York City Used - Vinyl - SV-512451 Sealed 1986 US Columbia House Club pressing. Housed in an embossed cover like first pressings. "John Lennon's Concert Appearances During His Solo Years Were Rare And Scattered About, So Any Live Document Is Worth Hearing. Yet This One, The Fabled One To One Concert At Madison Square Garden, Doesn't Live Up To Its Legend, However Noble The Cause (A Benefit For The Willowbrook School For Children). Much Of The Problem, One Suspects, Is That Lennon Concerts Tended To Be Quick, Casual One-offs; This Material Might Have Really Rocked If John Had Broken The Tunes In On The Road First. Also, The Plastic Ono Elephants Memory Band Is A Fairly Crude Bunch Of Bashers, With Stan Bronstein's Flailing Sax And Surprisingly Poor Drumming, Despite The Support Of Jim Keltner. So Lennon Is Pretty Much Left To His Own Devices. In The First Few Numbers He Sounds Distracted, Not In Full Command, Even Disconnected From The Band. A Core Primal Scream Piece "Well Well Well" Is Given A Perfunctory Run-through; "Instant Karma" Sounds Stiff, With Embarrassing Drum Breaks ("We'll Get It Right Next Time," John Says); And He Makes Only One Reference To His Beatle Past With A Heavy-handed "Come Together." Things Do Improve Later On When "Mother" And "Cold Turkey" Work Up A Good Lather, And "Hound Dog" Is Not Bad, Although The Concluding "Give Peace A Chance" Is Limited To The Brief Excerpt Included On Shaved Fish. Phil Spector Was The Original Producer Of The Recording, And It's One Of His Murkier Jobs, Not Nearly As Focused As His Work On The Concert For Bangla Desh In The Very Same Arena The Year Before. More From The Concert, Including Some Of Yoko's Numbers, Can Be Found On The Companion Video Cassette Released At The Same Time." All Music Guide - Richard S. Ginell more
	Lost Lennon Tapes New - Vinyl - 001 Sealed 2LP Radio Show. Self-Portrait Artwork Cover. Volume Number ? more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Vol. 3 Used - Vinyl - 5075 1988 Bootleg With Full Color Photo Of John. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Vol. 4 Used - Vinyl - 5076 1988 "Live" Recording With Full Color Cover Photo Of John. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Volume Eight Used - Vinyl - 5080 Beautiful 1988 "Live" Recording. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Volume One Used - Vinyl - 5073 "Live" Recording With Full Color Jacket. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Volume Seven Used - Vinyl - 5079 1988 "Live" Recording. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Volume Six Used - Vinyl - 5078 1988 "Live" Recording With Full Color Jacket. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Volume Twelve Used - Vinyl - 5084 Beautiful 1988 "Live" Recording Pressed On Green Virgin Vinyl. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes Volume Two Used - Vinyl - 5074 Beautiful 1988 "Live" Recording. more
	Lost Lennon Tapes, Volumes 1-14 Used - Vinyl - 5073-5086 Complete 14LP "Live" Set. Each LP In Its Own Individual Jacket Featuring Full Cover Artwork. Pressing And Jacket Quality Appears Very High. more
	Man Of The Decade New Import - MOTD1269 Sealed 1969 Single Sided "Promotional Radio Station" Release. Back Cover States "For Radio Stations And Drive In Restaurants Only." Light shrink tear. more
	Master Showman New - Vinyl - 168 Sealed Original. 1 Slippin' And Slidin' 2 Imagine 3 Mucho Mungo (Take 1) 4 Mucho Mungo (Take 2) 5 Mucho Mungo (Take 3) 6 Do The Oz 7 Will You Touch Me? 8 Feeling 9 Yellow Girl 1b Yer Blues 2b John Sinclair 3b Dog Town (Guiter Version) 4b Dog Town (Piano Version) 5b Stand By Me 6b Love. Brittle Shrink Is Partially Torn Drown Spine. Small Top Center Seam Crack. more
	Menlove Ave. New - Vinyl - SJ 12533 Sealed, Hard To Find 1986 Original With Gold Promo Stamp Across Top Right Corner Of Jacket. more
	Menlove Ave. New - Vinyl - SJ-12533 Sealed, Hard To Find 1986 Original. Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Menlove Ave. Used - Vinyl - SJ-12533 1986 US Rainbow Capitol Original Still In Shrink. Very Light Cover Wear. "Menlove Ave." is a posthumous compilation album by John Lennon. It was released in 1986, six years after Lennon's death. The album contains 10 tracks, most of which were previously unreleased. Includes "Steel And Glass", "Since My Baby Left Me", "Scared" & "Nobody Loves You (When Your Down And Out)". The title "Menlove Ave." refers to the street in Liverpool where Lennon grew up. "Menlove Ave." received mixed reviews from critics. Despite the mixed reception, the album was a commercial success, reaching No. 127 on the Billboard 200 chart. more
	Menlove Ave. Used - Vinyl - SJ 12533 1986 US Rainbow Capitol Original. Small Saw Cut, Corner Crease. more
	Menlove Ave. Used - Vinyl - SJ-12533 1986 Rainbow Capitol Original Still In Shrink. Tiny Corner Ding And Few Light Crease. "Menlove Ave." is a posthumous compilation album by John Lennon. It was released in 1986, six years after Lennon's death. The album contains 10 tracks, most of which were previously unreleased. Includes "Steel And Glass", "Since My Baby Left Me", "Scared" & "Nobody Loves You (When Your Down And Out)". The title "Menlove Ave." refers to the street in Liverpool where Lennon grew up. "Menlove Ave." received mixed reviews from critics. Despite the mixed reception, the album was a commercial success, reaching No. 127 on the Billboard 200 chart. more
	Mind Games New - Vinyl - SW 3414 Sealed 1973 Original. Light Edge & Corner Wear/ Rubs. more
	Mind Games Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-293 2004 Limited edition 180gm audiophile half-speed master. This is an un-numbered copy! One tiny crease line at top seam edge. more
	Mind Games Audiophile - Used - MFSL 1-293 2004 Limited edition, numbered 180gm audiophile half-speed remaster from Mobile Fidelity; #04072. Small foxtail spot at center of front cover. more
	Mind Games Used - Vinyl - SN-16068 1980 Capitol Records green label reissue. Glossy, NM- vinyl. VG++ jacket. "After the hostile reaction to the politically charged Sometime in New York City, John Lennon moved away from explicit protest songs and returned to introspective songwriting with Mind Games. Lennon didn't leave politics behind -- he just tempered his opinions with humor on songs like "Bring on the Lucie (Freda Peeple)," which happened to undercut the intention of the song. It also indicated the confusion that lies at the heart of the album. Lennon doesn't know which way to go, so he tries everything. There are lovely ballads like "Out of the Blue" and "One Day (At a Time)," forced, ham-fisted rockers like "Meat City" and "Tight A$," sweeping Spectoresque pop on "Mind Games," and many mid-tempo, indistinguishable pop/rockers. While the best numbers are among Lennon's finest, there's only a handful of them, and the remainder of the record is simply pleasant. But compared to Sometime in New York City, as well as the subsequent Walls and Bridges, Mind Games sounded like a return to form." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Mind Games Used - Vinyl - SN 16068 1980 Green Label Reissue. Tiny Top Left Corner Bump. more
	Mind Games New - Vinyl - SW 3414 Sealed 1973 Original, Clean COH. Crisp Corners. more
	Mind Games Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-293 Factory Sealed, Limited Edition 180gm HQ Half-Speed Master. This Is Number 01697. more
	Mind Games Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-293 Factory Sealed, Out Of Print Limited Edition 180gm HQ Half-Speed Master. This Is Number 4470. more
	Mind Games Used Import - MFP 50509 UK Mid-70s All Analogue Reissue Of A Classic. Alternate Cover Art. Creasing To Top And Bottom And Vertical Indentation Line Running Up The Left Side Of Front Cover. more
	Mind Games Used - Vinyl - SW 3414 1973 Original First Pressing (Split Apple Label: "Mfd. By Apple Records") With Custom Inner Sleeve. Shrink Wrap Intact. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Minor Corner Crease. more
	Mind Games Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-293 Factory Sealed 2004 Foil Numbered, Limited Edition 180gm HQ Half-Speed Master. This Is Number 04629. more
	Mind Games Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-293 Sealed, Out Of Print Limited Edition 180gm HQ Half-Speed Master. Top Seam Split, Hence Price Reduction. more
	Mind Games Gold - CD - UDCD 761 Sealed 2004 Limited Edition Ultradisc II 24kt Gold Audiophile CD Housed In Lift-Lock Jewel Case. Gold Foil Collectors Edition Hype Sticker On Shrink. more
	Mind Games New Import - 0600753570999 Sealed 2015 180gm German Reissue. more
	Mind Games Used - Vinyl - SW-3414 1973 US Original, LA Pressing With Original Custom Inner Sleeve. Some Creasing To Bottom Right Corner. "After The Hostile Reaction To The Politically Charged Sometime In New York City, John Lennon Moved Away From Explicit Protest Songs And Returned To Introspective Songwriting With Mind Games. Lennon Didn't Leave Politics Behind -- He Just Tempered His Opinions With Humor On Songs Like "Bring On The Lucie (Freda Peeple)," Which Happened To Undercut The Intention Of The Song. It Also Indicated The Confusion That Lies At The Heart Of The Album. Lennon Doesn't Know Which Way To Go, So He Tries Everything. There Are Lovely Ballads Like "Out Of The Blue" And "One Day (At A Time)," Forced, Ham-fisted Rockers Like "Meat City" And "Tight A$," Sweeping Spectoresque Pop On "Mind Games," And Many Mid-Tempo, Indistinguishable Pop/Rockers. While The Best Numbers Are Among Lennon's Finest, There's Only A Handful Of Them, And The Remainder Of The Record Is Simply Pleasant. But Compared To Sometime In New York City, As Well As The Subsequent Walls And Bridges, Mind Games Sounded Like A Return To Form." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Mind Games Audiophile - New - MFSL 1-293 Sealed 2004 Limited Edition 180gm Audiophile Half-Speed Master From Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab. #03439. more
	Nobody Told Me Used - 12 - PRO 250 Rare 1983 Promo Label Picture Sleeve. B Side Features Yoko Doing "O Sanity." more
	Number 9 Used - Vinyl - 5081 1988 "Live" Recording. more
	One To One Concet & More Used - Vinyl - WRMB 301 1975 Unofficial Release With Paste On Orange And Black Cover Sheet In Shrink Wrap Featuring A Stunning Ink Illustration By Joan King. This Album Was Recorded August 1972 At The One To One Concert In New York City On Side One And The Benefit Concert For White Panther John Sinclair In Ann Arbor December 1971 On Side Two. The Final Three Cuts Are Studio Tracks.  more
	Plastic Ono Band New - Vinyl - SW 3372 Factory Sealed 1970 Original. 5 Stars In All Music Guide. Pristine Copy Of An All-Time Classic. more
	Plastic Ono Band New - Vinyl - SW 3372 Sealed 1970 Orginal With Rare, Custom John Lennon Hype Sticker On Shrink Wrap. Pristine Copy. more
	Plastic Ono Band New - Vinyl - SW 3372 Sealed Original, Clean COH. 5 Stars In All Music Guide. An All-Time Classic. Crisp Corners. more
	Plastic Ono Band Used - Vinyl - SW 3372 Stunning 1970 Split Apple Label Original Still In Shrink Wrap With Custom Inner Sleeve And The Lowest Bell Sound Stampers We Have Seen On This Title: Z3/Z10. Rear Shrink Wrap Still Has The Original Record Factory Price Tag Intact. 5 Stars In All Music Guide. Pristine Copy Of An All-Time Classic. more
	Plastic Ono Band New - Vinyl - SW 3372 Sealed 1970 Split Apple Label Original With Rare, Custom John Lennon Hype Sticker On Shrink Wrap. Clean Cut-Out Hole. Crisp Corners. 5 Stars In All Music Guide. An All-Time Classic. more
	Plop Plop Fizz Fizz Used - Vinyl - 170 Rare Bootleg With Black And White Cover Photo. more
	Plop Plop... Fizz Fizz Colored Vinyl - HAR 170 Sealed, Rare 1970s "Live" Original Pressed On Green Vinyl And Housed In A Generic White Jacket With Yellow Wrap-Around Slick. Most Tracks Were Recorded During The One-To-One Concert, New York, August 30th, 1972. more
	Reflections And Poetry New - Vinyl - SM 10014 Sealed 1984 Laminated Cover 2LP Original. This Is Number 003070. All Previously Unreleased Material. more
	Rock 'N' Roll New - Vinyl - MFP 50522 Sealed Japanese Pressing With Obi. more
	Rock 'N' Roll New - Vinyl - SN 16069 Sealed Early 80s Reissue. Saw Cut. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used - Vinyl - 50522 1975 Original. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used - Vinyl - SK 3419 1975 Split Apple Label Original. Cover Is VG+, Hence Price. There Is A Superficial Mark On Side 1 That Is Inaudible. more
	Rock 'N' Roll New - Vinyl - SN 16069 Sealed Early 80s Reissue With Store Price Sticker On Front Jacket. more
	Rock 'N' Roll New - Vinyl - SK 3419 Sealed, Limited Edition 2010 180gm Reissue. Remastered In 2010 From The Original Analogue Tapes By Yoko Ono And A Team Of Engineers From Abbey Road Studios In London And Avatar Studios In New York. Rock 'N' Roll Is The Sixth Studio Album By John Lennon. Released In 1975, It Is An Album Of Late 1950s And Early 1960s Songs As Covered By Lennon. The Album Was Released In February 1975, Reaching No. 6 In Both The United Kingdom And The United States, Later Being Certified Gold In Both Countries. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Audiophile - Used - LPCENT 9 1997 Limited Edition 1997 EMI Centenary 180gm DMM HQ Import, Housed In A High Gloss, Laminated Jacket. Custom EMI 100 Year Anniversary Hype Sticker Affixed To Front Cover. more
	Rock 'N' Roll New - Vinyl - SK-3419 Sealed 1975 Split Apple Label Original. This Album Is A Timeless Tribute To The Roots Of Rock Music, Featuring Iconic Tracks Like "Stand By Me" And "Just Because." It Showcases Lennon's Unique Vocal Style And Passion For The Genre. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used Import - EAS-80175 1975 Japanese Split Apple Label First Pressing With Huge Obi & Insert. more
	Rock 'N' Roll New Import - SAPCOR-40 Sealed, Rare 1975 Venezuelan Original. "Rock 'N' Roll" is a studio album by John Lennon that was released on February 17, 1975. The album features cover versions of classic rock and roll songs from the 1950s and early 1960s, as well as one original composition, "Be-Bop-A-Lula". The album was produced by Phil Spector, who had worked with the Beatles on their "Let It Be" album. However, the recording process was fraught with tension between Spector and Lennon, with Spector's erratic behavior causing delays and conflicts. Overall, "Rock 'N' Roll" is seen as an important album in Lennon's career, as it showcases his love for the music that had inspired him to become a musician in the first place. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used - Vinyl - SK-3419 1977 Purple Label Los Angeles Reissue. LP Appears Glossy. "Although The Chaotic Sessions That Spawned This Album Have Passed Into Rock & Roll Legend And The Recording's Very Genesis (As An Out-of-court Settlement Between John Lennon And An Aggrieved Publisher) Has Often Caused It To Be Slighted By Many Of The Singer's Biographers, Rock 'n' Roll, In Fact, Stands As A Peak In His Post-Imagine Catalog: An Album That Catches Him With Nothing To Prove And No Need To Try. Lennon Could, After All, Sing Old Rock & Roll Numbers With His Mouth Closed; He Spent His Entire Career Relaxing With Off-The-Cuff Blasts Through The Music With Which He Grew Up, And Rock 'n' Roll Emerges The Sound Of Him Doing Precisely That. Four Songs Survive From The Fractious Sessions With Producer Phil Spector In Late 1973 That Ignited The Album, And Listeners To Any Of The Posthumous Compilations That Also Draw From Those Archives Will Know That The Best Tracks Were Left On The Shelf -- "Be My Baby" And "Angel Baby" Among Them. But A Gorgeous Run Through Lloyd Price's "Just Because" Wraps Up The Album In Fine Style, While A Trip Through "You Can't Catch Me" Contrarily Captures A Playful Side That Lennon Rarely Revealed On Vinyl. The Remainder Of The Album Was Cut A Year Later With Lennon Alone At The Helm, And The Mood Remains Buoyant. It Might Not, On First Glance, Seem Essential To Hear Him Running Through Nuggets Like "Be Bop A Lula," "Peggy Sue," And "Bring It On Home To Me," But, Again, Lennon Has Seldom Sounded So Gleeful As He Does On These Numbers, While The Absence Of The Spector Trademark Wall-of-sound Production Is Scarcely Noticeable -- As The Object Of One Of Lennon's Own Productions, David Peel Once Pointed Out, "John Had The Wall Of Sound Down Perfectly Himself." Released In An Age When Both David Bowie And Bryan Ferry Had Already Tracked Back To Musical Times-gone-by (Pin-ups And These Foolish Things, Respectively), Rock 'n' Roll Received Short Shrift From Contemporary Critics. As Time Passed, However, It Has Grown In Stature, Whereas Those Other Albums Have Merely Held Their Own. Today, Rock 'n' Roll Sounds Fresher Than The Rock & Roll That Inspired It In The First Place. Imagine That." All Music Guide – Dave Thompson. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used Import - MFP 50522 1981UK Budget Reissue Pressing From Music For Pleasure. Without Original Inner Sleeve. Couple Of Dings At Jacket Mouth Edge. "Although The Chaotic Sessions That Spawned This Album Have Passed Into Rock & Roll Legend And The Recording's Very Genesis (As An Out-of-court Settlement Between John Lennon And An Aggrieved Publisher) Has Often Caused It To Be Slighted By Many Of The Singer's Biographers, Rock 'n' Roll, In Fact, Stands As A Peak In His Post-imagine Catalog: An Album That Catches Him With Nothing To Prove And No Need To Try. Lennon Could, After All, Sing Old Rock & Roll Numbers With His Mouth Closed; He Spent His Entire Career Relaxing With Off-the-cuff Blasts Through The Music With Which He Grew Up, And Rock 'n' Roll Emerges The Sound Of Him Doing Precisely That. Four Songs Survive From The Fractious Sessions With Producer Phil Spector In Late 1973 That Ignited The Album, And Listeners To Any Of The Posthumous Compilations That Also Draw From Those Archives Will Know That The Best Tracks Were Left On The Shelf -- "Be My Baby" And "Angel Baby" Among Them. But A Gorgeous Run Through Lloyd Price's "Just Because" Wraps Up The Album In Fine Style, While A Trip Through "You Can't Catch Me" Contrarily Captures A Playful Side That Lennon Rarely Revealed On Vinyl. The Remainder Of The Album Was Cut A Year Later With Lennon Alone At The Helm, And The Mood Remains Buoyant. It Might Not, On First Glance, Seem Essential To Hear Him Running Through Nuggets Like "Be Bop A Lula," "Peggy Sue," And "Bring It On Home To Me," But, Again, Lennon Has Seldom Sounded So Gleeful As He Does On These Numbers, While The Absence Of The Spector Trademark Wall-of-sound Production Is Scarcely Noticeable -- As The Object Of One Of Lennon's Own Productions, David Peel Once Pointed Out, "John Had The Wall Of Sound Down Perfectly Himself." Released In An Age When Both David Bowie And Bryan Ferry Had Already Tracked Back To Musical Times-gone-by (Pin-ups And These Foolish Things, Respectively), Rock 'n' Roll Received Short Shrift From Contemporary Critics. As Time Passed, However, It Has Grown In Stature, Whereas Those Other Albums Have Merely Held Their Own. Today, Rock 'n' Roll Sounds Fresher Than The Rock & Roll That Inspired It In The First Place. Imagine That." AMG Review By Dave Thompson. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used - Vinyl - SN-16069 1980 Green Label Reissue, Still In Shrink With Custom Capitol Records Hype Sticker. Glossy Vinyl, Jacket Super Clean With One Tiny Corner Ding. "Although The Chaotic Sessions That Spawned This Album Have Passed Into Rock & Roll Legend And The Recording's Very Genesis (As An Out-Of-Court Settlement Between John Lennon And An Aggrieved Publisher) Has Often Caused It To Be Slighted By Many Of The Singer's Biographers, Rock 'n' Roll, In Fact, Stands As A Peak In His Post-Imagine Catalog: An Album That Catches Him With Nothing To Prove And No Need To Try. Lennon Could, After All, Sing Old Rock & Roll Numbers With His Mouth Closed; He Spent His Entire Career Relaxing With Off-The-Cuff Blasts Through The Music With Which He Grew Up, And Rock 'N' Roll Emerges The Sound Of Him Doing Precisely That. Four Songs Survive From The Fractious Sessions With Producer Phil Spector In Late 1973 That Ignited The Album, And Listeners To Any Of The Posthumous Compilations That Also Draw From Those Archives Will Know That The Best Tracks Were Left On The Shelf -- "Be My Baby" And "Angel Baby" Among Them. But A Gorgeous Run Through Lloyd Price's "Just Because" Wraps Up The Album In Fine Style, While A Trip Through "You Can't Catch Me" Contrarily Captures A Playful Side That Lennon Rarely Revealed On Vinyl. The Remainder Of The Album Was Cut A Year Later With Lennon Alone At The Helm, And The Mood Remains Buoyant. It Might Not, On First Glance, Seem Essential To Hear Him Running Through Nuggets Like "Be Bop A Lula," "Peggy Sue," And "Bring It On Home To Me," But, Again, Lennon Has Seldom Sounded So Gleeful As He Does On These Numbers, While The Absence Of The Spector Trademark Wall-Of-Sound Production Is Scarcely Noticeable -- As The Object Of One Of Lennon's Own Productions, David Peel Once Pointed Out, "John Had The Wall Of Sound Down Perfectly Himself." Released In An Age When Both David Bowie And Bryan Ferry Had Already Tracked Back To Musical Times-Gone-By (Pin-Ups And These Foolish Things, Respectively), Rock 'N' Roll Received Short Shrift From Contemporary Critics. As Time Passed, However, It Has Grown In Stature, Whereas Those Other Albums Have Merely Held Their Own. Today, Rock 'N' Roll Sounds Fresher Than The Rock & Roll That Inspired It In The First Place. Imagine That." AMG Review By Dave Thompson. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used - Vinyl - SK-3419 1975 Split Apple Label Original Still In Shrink. This Album Is A Timeless Tribute To The Roots Of Rock Music, Featuring Iconic Tracks Like "Stand By Me" And "Just Because." It Showcases Lennon's Unique Vocal Style And Passion For The Genre. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Audiophile - Used - LPCENT 9 1997 Limited Edition 1997 EMI Centenary 180gm DMM audiophile import. Housed in a high gloss, laminated jacket still i nshrink with custom EMI 100 year Anniversary hype sticker affixed to front cover. more
	Rock 'N' Roll Used Import - MFP 50522 1981 UK Budget Reissue Pressing From Music For Pleasure. Lower VG+ Cover With Creasing. Original Inner Sleeve Shows "781" Not "481" As Some Do But Not The "782" Of The Reissue From The Following Year. "Although The Chaotic Sessions That Spawned This Album Have Passed Into Rock & Roll Legend And The Recording's Very Genesis (As An Out-of-court Settlement Between John Lennon And An Aggrieved Publisher) Has Often Caused It To Be Slighted By Many Of The Singer's Biographers, Rock 'n' Roll, In Fact, Stands As A Peak In His Post-imagine Catalog: An Album That Catches Him With Nothing To Prove And No Need To Try. Lennon Could, After All, Sing Old Rock & Roll Numbers With His Mouth Closed; He Spent His Entire Career Relaxing With Off-the-cuff Blasts Through The Music With Which He Grew Up, And Rock 'n' Roll Emerges The Sound Of Him Doing Precisely That. Four Songs Survive From The Fractious Sessions With Producer Phil Spector In Late 1973 That Ignited The Album, And Listeners To Any Of The Posthumous Compilations That Also Draw From Those Archives Will Know That The Best Tracks Were Left On The Shelf -- "Be My Baby" And "Angel Baby" Among Them. But A Gorgeous Run Through Lloyd Price's "Just Because" Wraps Up The Album In Fine Style, While A Trip Through "You Can't Catch Me" Contrarily Captures A Playful Side That Lennon Rarely Revealed On Vinyl. The Remainder Of The Album Was Cut A Year Later With Lennon Alone At The Helm, And The Mood Remains Buoyant. It Might Not, On First Glance, Seem Essential To Hear Him Running Through Nuggets Like "Be Bop A Lula," "Peggy Sue," And "Bring It On Home To Me," But, Again, Lennon Has Seldom Sounded So Gleeful As He Does On These Numbers, While The Absence Of The Spector Trademark Wall-of-sound Production Is Scarcely Noticeable -- As The Object Of One Of Lennon's Own Productions, David Peel Once Pointed Out, "John Had The Wall Of Sound Down Perfectly Himself." Released In An Age When Both David Bowie And Bryan Ferry Had Already Tracked Back To Musical Times-gone-by (Pin-ups And These Foolish Things, Respectively), Rock 'n' Roll Received Short Shrift From Contemporary Critics. As Time Passed, However, It Has Grown In Stature, Whereas Those Other Albums Have Merely Held Their Own. Today, Rock 'n' Roll Sounds Fresher Than The Rock & Roll That Inspired It In The First Place. Imagine That." AMG Review By Dave Thompson. more
	Rock 'N' Roll New Import - 4M 036-05834 Sealed 1981 Belgian reissue. MFP logo on rear cover. "Although the chaotic sessions that spawned this album have passed into rock & roll legend and the recording's very genesis (as an out-of-court settlement between John Lennon and an aggrieved publisher) has often caused it to be slighted by many of the singer's biographers, Rock 'n' Roll, in fact, stands as a peak in his post-Imagine catalog: an album that catches him with nothing to prove and no need to try. Lennon could, after all, sing old rock & roll numbers with his mouth closed; he spent his entire career relaxing with off-the-cuff blasts through the music with which he grew up, and Rock 'n' Roll emerges the sound of him doing precisely that. Four songs survive from the fractious sessions with producer Phil Spector in late 1973 that ignited the album, and listeners to any of the posthumous compilations that also draw from those archives will know that the best tracks were left on the shelf -- "Be My Baby" and "Angel Baby" among them. But a gorgeous run through Lloyd Price's "Just Because" wraps up the album in fine style, while a trip through "You Can't Catch Me" contrarily captures a playful side that Lennon rarely revealed on vinyl. The remainder of the album was cut a year later with Lennon alone at the helm, and the mood remains buoyant. It might not, on first glance, seem essential to hear him running through nuggets like "Be Bop A Lula," "Peggy Sue," and "Bring It on Home to Me," but, again, Lennon has seldom sounded so gleeful as he does on these numbers, while the absence of the Spector trademark Wall-of-Sound production is scarcely noticeable -- as the object of one of Lennon's own productions, David Peel once pointed out, "John had the Wall of Sound down perfectly himself." Released in an age when both David Bowie and Bryan Ferry had already tracked back to musical times-gone-by (Pin-Ups and These Foolish Things, respectively), Rock 'n' Roll received short shrift from contemporary critics. As time passed, however, it has grown in stature, whereas those other albums have merely held their own. Today, Rock 'n' Roll sounds fresher than the rock & roll that inspired it in the first place. Imagine that." All Music Guide – Dave Thompson more
	Rock 'N' Roll New Import - 2M026-05834 Sealed 1981 French Reissue. Cover Is Dated 1975. Some Light Shrink Tear. more
	Shaved Fish Used - Vinyl - 7173 UK Split Apple Label Original With Red Insert. more
	Shaved Fish New - Vinyl - SW 3421 Sealed 1975 Original With Rare, Custom Red Song Sticker. Includes "Give Peace A Chance," "Mind Games," "Instant Karma," "Imagine" And More. more
	Shaved Fish Used - Vinyl - SW-3421 1978 Purple Label Still In Shrink Wrap With Red Song Sticker. Custom Inner Sleeve. Includes "Give Peace A Chance," "Mind Games," "Instant Karma," "Imagine" And More. more
	Shaved Fish Used - Vinyl - SW 3421 1975 Heavy Vinyl Original First Label (Split Apple With "Manufactured By Apple" At Bottom) With Custom Red Song Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Custom Inner Sleeve. Includes "Give Peace A Chance," "Mind Games," "Instant Karma," "Imagine" And More. Clean Cut Out Hole. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Shaved Fish Colored Vinyl - EAS-81457 Rare 1982 Japanese Green Virgin Vinyl Edition With Obi. more
	Some Time In New York City W/Yoko Used - Vinyl - PCSP 716 Sealed 2LP Gatefold Probably Original more
	Something Precious And Rare Used - Vinyl - 71374 Juicy "Live" Recording From 1974 In Quality Full Color Laminated Jacket. Appears Unplayed. more
	Teddy Boy Sealed - Vinyl - 000 Sealed Vinyl Rarity Featuring Live Recordings, Guest Appearances, Conversations And More. more
	Telecasts Sealed - Vinyl - JL517 Sealed 1981 "Unofficial" Release Collecting Lennon Appearances On The Dick Cavett, Mike Douglas And David Frost TV Shows. more
	The John Lennon Collection Used - Vinyl - EAS 91055 Mint Japanese Pressing With Obi. more
	The John Lennon Collection New - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 Sealed 1980 Original, With Custom Song Listing Sticker On Shrinkwrap. These Are Very Difficult To Find Without A Saw Cut Or Cut Out Hole. more
	The John Lennon Collection New - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 1980 Original With Original Inner Sleeve. Saw Cut, Small Corner Ding. more
	The John Lennon Collection Used - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 1980 Original With Original Inner Sleeve. Saw Cut, Small Corner Ding. more
	The John Lennon Collection Used - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 1980 Original With Custom Song Sticker Over Shrink Wrap. Saw Cut. The "John Lennon Collection" is a compilation album of John Lennon's solo work, released in 1982, two years after his death. The album features some of Lennon's most popular songs, including "Imagine," "Instant Karma!," "Jealous Guy," and "Mind Games." After Lennon's death in 1980, his widow Yoko Ono and David Geffen began working on the posthumous release of his music. It was a commercial success, reaching number 1 in the UK and number 33 in the US. more
	The John Lennon Collection Used - Vinyl - GHSP 2023 1980 US original with custom song sticker over shrink wrap. The "John Lennon Collection" is a compilation album of John Lennon's solo work, released in 1982, two years after his death. The album features some of Lennon's most popular songs, including "Imagine," "Instant Karma!," "Jealous Guy," and "Mind Games." After Lennon's death in 1980, his widow Yoko Ono and David Geffen began working on the posthumous release of his music. It was a commercial success, reaching number 1 in the UK and number 33 in the US. more
	The Last Word Used Import - BAK 2096 1988 UK picture disc. Contains nearly an hour of excerpts from Lennon's last interview with RKO Radio on December 8th, 1980 more
	Toy Boy Used - Vinyl - Bag 5069 1981 Black Vinyl Repress, Still In Shrink. Previously Issued With A Different Cover. Excellent Glossy Vinyl. more
	Walls & Bridges New - Vinyl - SW 3416 Factory Sealed 1974 Split Apple Label Original Housed In A Die-Cut Gimmick Cover With Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW 3416 German Split Apple Label Original With Fold-Open Cover And Color Insert. 1Y/2Y Stampers. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW 3416 Beautiful Purple Capitol Label With Shrink. Unplayed Condition. more
	Walls And Bridges Audiophile - New - 99464 Sealed Limited Edition 1999 180gm Millennium Series Import. Cut Direct From The Original Analogue Master Tape. Housed In a Die-Cut Cover. Comes In a Heavy-Duty Plastic Outer Jacket. more
	Walls And Bridges New - Vinyl - EAS 80065 Sealed Japanese Pressing With Poster And Obi. more
	Walls And Bridges New - Vinyl - SW 3416 Factory Sealed 1974 Split Apple Label, Die-Cut Cover Original. No Deletion Cuts. more
	Walls And Bridges New - Vinyl - SW 3416 Factory Sealed 1974 Split Apple Label Original Housed In A Die-Cut Cover With The Rare Custom Song Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Difficult To Find Without A Deletion Mark. This Copy Is Pristine. more
	Walls And Bridges New - Vinyl - SW 3416 Sealed, Non Die-Cut Jacket 2nd Issue, Clean COH. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW 3416 Beautiful 1974 Split Apple (Mfd. By Apple) Die Cut Cover Original. Includes The Booklet. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Walls And Bridges New - Vinyl - SW 3416 Factory Sealed 1974 Split Apple Label Original Housed In A Die-Cut Cover With The Rare Custom Song Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Clean COH. Crisp Corners. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW 3416 1974 Split Apple Label Original Housed In A Die-Cut Cover With The Rare Custom Song Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap And 8 Page Color Booklet. Difficult To Find Without A Deletion Mark. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - EAS 80065 1974 Japanese First Pressing (Split Apple Label) Housed In A Die-Cut, Three Layer Jacket With Custom Inner Sleeve, 8 Page Color Booklet, Japanese Card Insert And Obi. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW-3416 1978 Reissue On Purple Capitol Labels. Jacket Has Tiny Bump To Top Right Corner, Glossy Vinyl. "Walls and Bridges was recorded during John Lennon's infamous "lost weekend," as he exiled himself in California during a separation from Yoko Ono. Lennon's personal life was scattered, so it isn't surprising that Walls and Bridges is a mess itself, containing equal amounts of brilliance and nonsense. Falling between the two extremes was the bouncy Elton John duet "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night," which was Lennon's first solo number one hit. Its bright, sunny surface was replicated throughout the record, particularly on middling rockers like "What You Got" but also on enjoyable pop songs like "Old Dirt Road"." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW-3416 1974 US Original, Los Angeles Pressing. Housed In The Custom Die-Cut Layered Panel Cover, With Original Custom Printed Inner Sleeve. Glossy Vinyl, Jacket In Excellent Condition, With A Few Tiny Dings At Top Corners And Center Of Jacket Mouth Opening. Contains The Hit Duet With Elton John, "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night". more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW-3416 1978 US reissue on Purple Captiol label. Nice VG++ copy, corner dings & crease to back corner. This pressing is housed in a standard (Non-die cut) jacket. "Walls and Bridges was recorded during John Lennon's infamous "lost weekend," as he exiled himself in California during a separation from Yoko Ono. Lennon's personal life was scattered, so it isn't surprising that Walls and Bridges is a mess itself, containing equal amounts of brilliance and nonsense. Falling between the two extremes was the bouncy Elton John duet "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night," which was Lennon's first solo number one hit. Its bright, sunny surface was replicated throughout the record, particularly on middling rockers like "What You Got" but also on enjoyable pop songs like "Old Dirt Road." However, the best moments on Walls and Bridges come when Lennon is more open with his emotions, like on "Going Down on Love," "Steel and Glass," and the beautiful, soaring "No. 9 Dream." Even with such fine moments, the album is decidedly uneven, containing too much mediocre material like "Beef Jerky" and "Ya Ya," which are weighed down by weak melodies and heavy over-production. It wasn't a particularly graceful way to enter retirement." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW-3416 1974 US split apple original with die cut cover, inner sleeve and booklet. "Walls and Bridges was recorded during John Lennon's infamous "lost weekend," as he exiled himself in California during a separation from Yoko Ono. Lennon's personal life was scattered, so it isn't surprising that Walls and Bridges is a mess itself, containing equal amounts of brilliance and nonsense. Falling between the two extremes was the bouncy Elton John duet "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night," which was Lennon's first solo number one hit. Its bright, sunny surface was replicated throughout the record, particularly on middling rockers like "What You Got" but also on enjoyable pop songs like "Old Dirt Road." However, the best moments on Walls and Bridges come when Lennon is more open with his emotions, like on "Going Down on Love," "Steel and Glass," and the beautiful, soaring "No. 9 Dream." Even with such fine moments, the album is decidedly uneven, containing too much mediocre material like "Beef Jerky" and "Ya Ya," which are weighed down by weak melodies and heavy over-production. It wasn't a particularly graceful way to enter retirement." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Walls And Bridges Sealed - Vinyl - SW-3416 Sealed 1974 Original; Hole Punch. Housed In A Die-Cut Cover With The Rare Custom Song Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. more
	Walls And Bridges Used - Vinyl - SW-3416 1974 US split apple original with die cut cover, inner sleeve and booklet. "Walls and Bridges was recorded during John Lennon's infamous "lost weekend," as he exiled himself in California during a separation from Yoko Ono. Lennon's personal life was scattered, so it isn't surprising that Walls and Bridges is a mess itself, containing equal amounts of brilliance and nonsense. Falling between the two extremes was the bouncy Elton John duet "Whatever Gets You Thru the Night," which was Lennon's first solo number one hit. Its bright, sunny surface was replicated throughout the record, particularly on middling rockers like "What You Got" but also on enjoyable pop songs like "Old Dirt Road." However, the best moments on Walls and Bridges come when Lennon is more open with his emotions, like on "Going Down on Love," "Steel and Glass," and the beautiful, soaring "No. 9 Dream." Even with such fine moments, the album is decidedly uneven, containing too much mediocre material like "Beef Jerky" and "Ya Ya," which are weighed down by weak melodies and heavy over-production. It wasn't a particularly graceful way to enter retirement." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Willowbrook Rehearsals Colored Vinyl - Used - None Rare Unofficial 2LP White Vinyl Compilation. Recorded Live At The Butterfly Studio, West Tenth Street N.Y.C. And The Filmore East, August 22nd Thru 26th 1972. Both LPs Appear Glossy. Minor Spine Crack. more
	Winston O'Boogie Used - Vinyl - 5072 Beautiful 1988 "Live" Recording. more
	Wonsaponatime Used Import - 7243 4 97639 1 3 1998 UK 2LP 180gm HQ Gatefold With Custom Inner Sleeves. more
	Yin Yang Used - Vinyl - 5071 Hard To Find "Live" Recording With Full Color Cover And Custom Yin/Yang Labels. Live Cuts Including Performances On The Old Grey Whistle Test & Live At The Apollo Theatre. more

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