All About Jazz — Words and Images by: L. Paul Mann Plastic Ono Band :: 10.02.10 :: Orpheum Theatre :: Los Angeles, CA The Plastic Ono Band, formed in 1971 by m: John Lennon and Yoko Ono, was one of the first rock super-groups, claiming a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ... more info

Altsounds — Dream teams. Dynamic duos. Gruesome twosomes. There's always something fascinating about a great double act. In music this is especially true - in the Beatles it was Lennon's lyrical complexity matched with McCartney's pop sensibility that made... more info

Totally Fuzzy — MAX ELL said... VA - The R&B Box: 30 Years of Rhythm & Blues 1943 to 1972 and more http://airmovingfrommyspeakers.blogspot.com Toxik Boys said... CRAPSCRAPERS - Don't Waste Money (1985) EP Recommended band from Germany. Crapscrapers play a faster ha... more info

DrownedInSound — Despite the fact that the art of an essentially unmaterialistic man has once again been milked for a few more fur coats and cocktails, it would be foolish to let a want of money obscure the music. Especially when you’re talking abut some of the mos... more info

Pop Crunch — On Saturday, Yoko Ono paid tearful tribute to her husband, late music icon John Lennon, on what would have been The Beatles star’s 70th birthday. In 1980, Lennon was gunned down by stalker fan Mark David Chapman in front of Manhattan’s The Dakota... more info

Popdose — John Lennon's traumatic teens, and the birth of the Beatles, get the little-British-art-film treatment. But can it work both as cinema and as Beatleography? more info

Idolator — Avril Lavigne kicked off 2010 by falling down the rabbit hole, and now she's closing the year out by landing on the cover of Maxim. The Canadian punk-pop singer, whose cover of John Lennon's "Imagine" is more popular than we could ever imagine, has ... more info

Starpulse — The Jonas Brothers have filmed a video tribute to John Lennon to mark what would have been the late Beatle's 70th birthday on Saturday. The young pop stars cite Lennon as their greatest musical i... more info

The Telegraph — Pete Naughton reviews the week's radio, including Radio 4's The Lennon Visitors, Bob Harris's late-night music show (Radio 2), Yoko: In Her Own Words (6 Music), and The Write Stuff (Radio 4). more info

Silent Uproar — David Bowie will release a DVD in the "Rare and Unseen" series from Wienerworld on November 23rd. The set features "archive interviews and rare and unseen footage," including material from ITN. The series previously covered The Beatles, John Lennon a... more info