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Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Church bells tribute to Lennon
John Lennon will be honoured in his native Liverpool, England this weekend when bellringers perform his peace anthem Imagine in the city's cathedral.
Church bosses have given the go ahead for the performance on Saturday 16 May 09, despite the track featuring the controversial line, "Imagine there's no heaven."
A spokesman explains, "Allowing Imagine to be pealed on our bells does not mean we agree with the song lyric.
"We recognise its power to make us think. As a cathedral we do not shrink from debate. We recognise the existence of other world views."
And the performance has won the approval of Lennon's widow Yoko Ono, who told the BBC the idea was "so beautiful, it made me choke up".
Church bosses have given the go ahead for the performance on Saturday 16 May 09, despite the track featuring the controversial line, "Imagine there's no heaven."
A spokesman explains, "Allowing Imagine to be pealed on our bells does not mean we agree with the song lyric.
"We recognise its power to make us think. As a cathedral we do not shrink from debate. We recognise the existence of other world views."
And the performance has won the approval of Lennon's widow Yoko Ono, who told the BBC the idea was "so beautiful, it made me choke up".
Bob Dylan visits Mendips
Bob Dylan mingled unrecognised with wide-eyed tourists on a £16 bus tour to John Lennon's childhood home.
The music legend went unnoticed as he strolled around the modest 40s semi where the Beatle grew up with his aunt Mimi and uncle George.
And he lingered "enthralled" in the bedroom where John wrote some of the Fab Four's earliest hits.
Dylan - in Liverpool as part of his worldwide tour - told the house's curator that Lennon's simple upbringing was similar to his own.
He pored over photos, documents and other memorabilia inside the property in the Woolton area of the city.
A spokeswoman for the National Trust, which owns and maintains the house, said: "We couldn't believe it when his agent rang us and asked if we could get Bob on one of our tours to see John's house. He spent ages going through photo albums and was thrilled at all the memorabilia.
"He's definitely the biggest celebrity we've ever had on our tours. "But incredibly no one else recognised him."
The music legend went unnoticed as he strolled around the modest 40s semi where the Beatle grew up with his aunt Mimi and uncle George.
And he lingered "enthralled" in the bedroom where John wrote some of the Fab Four's earliest hits.
Dylan - in Liverpool as part of his worldwide tour - told the house's curator that Lennon's simple upbringing was similar to his own.
He pored over photos, documents and other memorabilia inside the property in the Woolton area of the city.
A spokeswoman for the National Trust, which owns and maintains the house, said: "We couldn't believe it when his agent rang us and asked if we could get Bob on one of our tours to see John's house. He spent ages going through photo albums and was thrilled at all the memorabilia.
"He's definitely the biggest celebrity we've ever had on our tours. "But incredibly no one else recognised him."
New Quarrymen picture
The picture above appeared in the Daily Mail on Saturday 9th May 2009. From left to right: Pete Shotton, Eric Griffiths, Len Garry, John Lennon, Colin Hanton, Rod Davis.
Saturday, 2 May 2009
Fifty acorns tied in a sack
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of John and Yoko's Acorn Event where they sent acorns to world leaders asking them to plant them for peace, Yoko is planning to recreate the event tomorrow (Saturday May 2nd 2009). She will send 123 leaders a box marked "Acorn Peace by John And Yoko, Spring 2009" and containing two acorns.
Beatles Day - 10th July 2009
The second annual Beatles Day will be taking place in Liverpool on July 10th. This year the day will raise money for charities including The Imagine Appeal for Alder Hey Children's Hospital and the Marina Dalglish Appeal.
See the Beatles Day website for more information.
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