Top 25 bài hát của john lennon năm 2022
|
The best John Lennon songs? An impossible task surely. John Lennon’s incomparable career in The Beatles featured enough classic songs for a whole lifetime. But what happened after The Beatles? A whole lot. This list highlights just a few of the best John Lennon solo songs, a treasure trove of incredible tunes. Show
Listen to the best John Lennon songs on Apple Music and Spotify. Rip It Up & Ready TeddyThe same week in July 1957, Little Richard’s “Lucille” was in the British charts; it was the seventh record that the singer from Macon, Georgia had placed on the UK charts in just six months. The first Richard’s hit was “Rip It Up” in December 1956, with a b-side called “Ready Teddy.” So when John came to record his Rock “N’ Roll album, he covered both songs in a medley. John actually met Little Richard at the Star Club when the Beatles played in Hamburg. The group played both songs during their gigs. Ain’t That A ShameFats Domino’s “Ain’t That A Shame” was the New Orleans pianist’s third hit in Britain in early 1957. That track, and the others featured on Rock “N’ Roll, were the songs that John Lennon grew up on, the music that stayed with him for the rest of his life. Give Peace a ChanceJohn’s first solo single was the anthemic “Give Peace a Chance,” recorded in Montreal on June 1, 1969 during John and Yoko’s second bed-in for peace. The song made No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No.2 on the British singles chart. But more important than its chart success, “Give Peace a Chance” became an American anti-war movement theme song that was sung at countless rallies. Instant Karma“Instant Karma” was recorded on January 27 at Abbey Road and released a little over a week later in the UK, and two weeks after that in America. It was credited to Lennon/Ono with the Plastic Ono Band and has the distinction of being the first Beatles’ solo record to sell a million. With the song’s “We All Shine On’ chorus, this Phil Spector-produced single reached No.5 on the UK singles chart and Top 3 in America. Working Class HeroJohn Lennon’s debut solo album, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band was recorded over a month-long period from the end of September 1970 at Abbey Road. “Working Class Hero” is typical of many of the songs on the album. Honest and open, it’s resonated with many in the intervening years, covered by David Bowie, Roger Taylor, Elbow, and Ozzy Osbourne among many others. God“God” from John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band is one of John Lennon’s most controversial songs. But should it be? It’s essentially a list of things that Lennon didn’t believe in: Jesus, Buddha, Elvis, Dylan, and Gita all make the cut. Lennon brings this all up to eventually come around to something more inclusive and all-encompassing: “If there is a God, we’re all it.” ImagineAny list of John Lennon’s best songs would be complete without this one. But what can be said about “Imagine” at this point? As Jamie Atkins wrote in 2019 on this website, the song “was both an aspirational prayer and challenge to authority that remains one of the most unashamedly plain-speaking songs to enter popular consciousness.” Jealous Guy“Jealous Guy,” also from the Imagine album, has its origins in a visit to India when the Beatles visited the Maharishi at Rishikesh. In its original form, with different lyrics, it almost made the final cut for the Beatles’ White Album. Give Peace a ChanceJohn and Yoko moved to New York in September 1971 and the recording of Some Time in New York City began a few months later. The move – and the people John met in the city – inspired “New York City,” but this was also playing out against the backdrop of the US Government trying to deport him. “If the man wants to shove us out. We gonna jump and shout. The Statue of Liberty said, ‘Come!’” was John’s response. Happy Christmas (War is Over)John and Yoko’s “Happy Christmas (War is Over)” was recorded with the Harlem Community Choir, and came out in America near Christmas in 1971 and a year later in the UK. The couple’s concerns with global issues and, in particular, peace are evident throughout John’s solo work and his recordings with Yoko. In this beautiful song John’s hopes for a world where social unity and change could come through personal accountability now seem so obvious to us all. Back then, it still had something of a revolutionary feel to it all. Mind Games & Out of the BlueLennon’s “Mind Games” started during the sessions for the Beatles’ Let It Be. At first, it was called “Make Love, Not War.” The lyrics advocate love and peace, and also include “yes is the answer” – a reference to Yoko’s art that originally brought the couple together. “Out Of The Blue,” meanwhile, is a reference to John and Yoko becoming a couple. It is one of John’s most beautiful ballads. Whatever Gets You Through the Night“Whatever Gets you Through the Night” has the distinction of being John’s first single to top the American Hot 100 (bizarrely it only made No.36 in the UK); it was the only single to do so during his lifetime. It features Elton John on harmony vocals and piano. During its recording, Elton bet John that it would be a No.1. John agreed to appear on stage with Elton if it ever did. John kept his promise at Madison Square Garden on November 28, 1974; it would be Lennon’s last major concert appearance. #9 Dream“#9 Dream” is, for many fans, one of the most imaginative songs that John Lennon ever recorded. Its chorus is haunting, and the use of cellos gives it the feel of some of George Martin’s arrangements for the Beatles. The Old Dirt RoadIn 1974, John produced Harry Nilsson’s Pussy Cats album. “The Old Dirt Road” was co-written during this period by the two men who had been friends since London in the 1960s. At the press conference in 1968 to announce the formation of Apple Corps, John was asked to name his favorite American artist. He simply replied: “Nilsson.” “The Old Dirt Road” often polarizes opinion, but it is another example – if any more were needed – that John’s innate sense of song remained key to everything he did. (Just Like) Starting OverDouble Fantasy was the final album to be released during John’s lifetime, just three weeks before his murder. The lead single for the album, “(Just like) Starting Over” was released at the end of October and reached No.1 in the US and the UK in the wake of the tragedy. Woman“Woman,” John’s ode to Yoko (and all women), came out a month after his murder. In an interview for Rolling Stone a few days before he was killed, Lennon said, “The song reminds me of a Beatles track, but I wasn’t trying to make it sound like that. I did it as I did “Girl’ many years ago. So this is the grown-up version of “Girl’.” Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)“Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)” is a love song to John and Yoko’s son, Sean, who was born in 1975. He was one of the principal reasons John retreated from the record business. John wanted to spend more time with his son in these formative years. When Paul McCartney appeared on the BBC’s Desert Island Discs in 1982, he decided that if he could only take one song to the mythical island, this would be it. Nobody Told Me“Nobody Told Me,” was originally intended for Ringo Starr’s 1981 Stop And Smell The Roses album. But it only came out properly in 1984 on Milk and Honey, John and Yoko’s projected follow-up to Double Fantasy. When it was released as a single, it became a hit in many countries, including a top 5 in the US and No.6 in Britain. Grow Old with Me“Grow Old with Me’ is one of the last songs ever written by John Lennon and was recorded as a demo while he was on holiday in Bermuda in 1980. It was inspired by a poem by Robert Browning entitled “Rabbi Ben Ezra” and a song by Yoko called “Let Me Count the Ways” (which in turn had been inspired by a poem by Elizabeth Barrett Browning). Think we missed one of the best John Lennon solo songs? Let us know in the comments below. GIMME SOME TRUTH. The Ultimate Mixes. can be bought here. Ngày 25 tháng 2 năm 2021Top Biểu đồ264 lượt xem Top Charts 264 Views Ở đây chúng tôi có một danh sách các bài hát hàng đầu của John Lennon được xếp hạng, tôi hy vọng bạn thích danh sách của chúng tôi 100. Mọi lúc đều 99. Không trả lời 98. 8 ngày một tuần 97. Từ 96. Thời gian dọn dẹp 95. Bạn có thể làm điều đó 94. Giữ 93. Chào buổi sáng, chào buổi sáng 92. Không ai yêu bạn (khi bạn xuống và ra) 91. Tôi không muốn làm hỏng bữa tiệc 90. Nếu tôi ngã 89. Nó rất khó 88. Hãy nhớ 87. Tôi rất mệt mỏi 86. Thận trọng thân mến 85. Ôi tình yêu của tôi 84. Từ tôi đến bạn 83. Don lồng làm tôi thất vọng 82. Sẵn sàng Teddy/Rip It Up 81. Làm ơn làm ơn 80. Thời gian mượn 79. Di chuyển qua cô L. 78. Oh Yoko! 77. Là vì lợi ích của ông diều 76. Đợi đã 75. Giúp đỡ! 74. Tôi chỉ ngủ 73. Và con chim của bạn có thể hát 72. Cậu bé này 71. Bản ballad của John và Yoko 70. Không ai nói với tôi 69. Đi xuống tình yêu 68. Nó chỉ tình yêu 67. Tôi nên biết rõ hơn 66. Miễn phí như một con chim 65. Tình yêu thực sự 64. Sexy Sadie 63. Mẹ 62. Yoko thân mến 61. Cuộc sống bắt đầu lúc 40 60. Mọi người đều có một cái gì đó để che giấu ngoại trừ tôi và con khỉ của tôi 59. Thành phố New York 58. Tôi đã bước ra ngoài 57. Một ngày khó khăn trong đêm 56. Ngày mai không bao giờ biết 55. Đường đất cũ 54. Tôi biết (tôi biết) 53. Julia 52. Lên ngày với tôi 51. Mưa 50. Gà tây lạnh 49. Vé đi xe 48. Tôi sẽ khóc thay thế 47. Tôi đã mất bạn 46. Bạn ngủ như thế nào? 45. Ra khỏi màu xanh 44. Thép và kính 43. Làm thế nào 42. Nhìn tôi 41. Happy Xmas (Chiến tranh kết thúc) 40. (chỉ thích) bắt đầu lại 39. cách ly 38. Yer Blues 37. #9 Giấc mơ 36. Hạnh phúc là một khẩu súng ấm áp 35. Bởi vì 34. Bạn đã phải che giấu tình yêu của mình 33. Tôi muốn bạn (cô ấy rất nặng) 32. Tôi là một kẻ thua cuộc 31. Trò chơi tâm trí 30. BE-BOP-A-LULA 29. Bất ngờ bất ngờ (Sweet Bird of Paradox) 28. Xem các bánh xe 27. Những gì bạn có 26. bị tê liệt bên trong 25. Gỗ Na Uy 24. Cậu bé xinh đẹp 23. may mắn của người Ailen 22. Tình yêu 21. Cho hòa bình một cơ hội 20. Chúa 19. Tôi là con hải mã 18. Người phụ nữ 17. Đứng bên tôi 16. Karma ngay lập tức 17. Đứng bên tôi 16. Karma ngay lập tức 15. Người phụ nữ là người da đen của thế giới 14. Giúp đỡ! 13. Anh chàng ghen tuông 12. Hãy đến với nhau 11. Anh hùng thuộc tầng lớp lao động 10. Gimme một số sự thật 9. Trên khắp vũ trụ 8. Không nơi nào người đàn ông 7. Lucy trên bầu trời với kim cương 6. Cách mạng 5. Bất cứ điều gì khiến bạn qua đêm
4. Một ngày trong cuộc sống
3. Cánh đồng dâu mãi mãi
2. Hãy tưởng tượng
1. Trong cuộc sống của tôi
Bài hát John Lennon yêu thích của Paul McCartney là gì?'Cánh đồng dâu mãi mãi'
Bài hát nổi tiếng nhất của John Lennon là gì và tại sao?Tưởng tượng (1971) đĩa đơn solo nổi tiếng nhất của Lennon đã được truyền cảm hứng, ông nói, bởi một cuốn sách thơ của Yoko Ono, người được ghi nhận với sự đồng sáng tác Imagine vào năm 2017. Rolling Stone đã bình chọn nó thứ ba trong số 500 bài hát hay nhất của mọi thời đại vào năm 2004 và nó vẫn có mặt khắp nơi gần 50 năm sau khi nó được thực hiện.
Lennon's most famous solo single was inspired, he said, by a book of poems by Yoko Ono, who was credited with co-writing Imagine in 2017. Rolling Stone voted it third in its run-down of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time in 2004 and it is still ubiquitous almost 50 years after it was made.
John Lennon đã đánh số một của John Lennon là gì?Đó sẽ là buổi biểu diễn buổi hòa nhạc cuối cùng của anh ấy, và bất cứ điều gì giúp bạn vượt qua đêm, là bản solo số 1 duy nhất anh ấy sẽ sống để trải nghiệm.John cũng nghĩ rằng bài hát này nghe có vẻ quá cổ điển để trở thành một hit, nhưng nó tiếp tục là đĩa đơn lớn nhất của anh ấy ở Mỹ.Whatever Gets You Through the Night” was the only solo No. 1 he would live to experience. John also thought this song sounded too old-fashioned to be a hit, but it went on to be his biggest single in the US.
10 lượt truy cập hàng đầu của Beatles là gì?Đọc trên danh sách đầy đủ ... 1. "Một đêm khó khăn" (1964, một đêm khó khăn). 2. "Một ngày trong cuộc sống" (1967, Thượng sĩ. .... "Hôm qua" (1965, giúp đỡ!). 4. "Cánh đồng dâu mãi mãi" (1967, Tour bí ẩn ma thuật). 5. "Something" (1969, Abbey Road). 6. "Cô ấy yêu bạn" (1963, các bậc thầy trong quá khứ). 7. "Hãy để nó" (1970, hãy để nó). |
