Gigwise — At live show... more info

Perez Hilton — Probably should have left the song as is, Cee Lo! While performing John Lennon's classic song Imagine during New Year's Eve with Carson Daly, Cee Lo Green changed up some lyrics and PISSED OFF lots of fans! Here are John's original words: "…Nothing... more info

Starpulse — Cee Lo Green has defended his decision to change the lyrics to John Lennon's "Imagine" during a live New Year's Eve TV performance, insisting he "meant no disrespect" to the Beatles legend. The "C... more info

KEXP Seattle — Cee Lo Green spent New Year’s Eve covering John Lennon‘s classic “Imagine” on live TV, albeit with a little lyrical improvisation. After altering the lyrics from “Nothing to kill or die for / And no religion too” to “Nothing to kill or ... more info

Mjsbigblog — Cee Lo Green sang John Lennon's beloved "Imagine" on NBC's New Years Eve Show right before the ball dropped. He changed the lyrics. The line about religion. The reaction was exactly as you would expect. Read more and see the video after the jump. ... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Watch the Jordan Galland video for The Party Years, a track from his To The Top EP. Sam Koppelman on drums. Sean Lennon on bass. Sissy Clemens on backing vocals. The video was filmed during the recording sessions at Headgear studios in Williamsbur... more info

ContactMusic — Actorsinger Michael Crawford became an honorary member of the Beatles during one magical summer sharing a house in Spain with John Lennon The Phantom of the Opera star became friends with the musician on the set of How I Won The War and when the prod... more info

Chorus.fm — *Heroes Of Modern Earth (http://www.facebook.com/heroesofmodernearth)* covered John Lennon's "Happy Xmas (The War Is Over)." You can view the video in the replies. more info

411 Mania — From John Lennon's "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" and Bing Crosby and David Bowie's "Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy" to The Kinks' "Father Christmas" and more, 411's Christopher Bell counts down the top 10 songs for Christmas! more info

Twangville — Many of my favorite releases from this year were 5-6 song eps rather than 8-10+ song full-length releases. It is, perhaps, a statement on modern music industry that, with one exception, all of these were self-released. As John Lennon said, “Power t... more info