Yoko Ono message on John Lennon's 27th anniversary of his death
Dear Friends
This December 8th is the 27th anniversary of John Lennon's passing.
You are welcome to visit www.IMAGINEPEACE.com www.imaginepeace.com at any time on Dec 8th for a special message & video with John & Yoko. WAR IS OVER! artwork is now available for download at:http://www.imaginepeace.com/downloads/WarIsOver.jpg
Print & display in your window, workplace, school, street, car, computer & elsewhere over the holiday season. On December 8th, 11.15pm (your local time) remember John by taking a moment of quiet reflection.
If you would like to play or sing the song "Imagine" and imagine a world of peace, just know that we are all together at that moment in every time zone, as IMAGINE PEACE makes its way around the world - every hour for 24 hours.
Send in stories & photos of what you did on December 8th to stories@imaginepeace.com for us, the family of Peace and Love, to tell us and tell us of your experiences. That would be lovely!
With deepest love
Yoko Ono Lennon
harleyblues take:
I will be remembering John Yoko, but also lets not forget Julian Lennon who also lost his father too. Love to Julian & Peace to all!
2 comments:
Hi all,
Good aricle,I just stumbled it.
I still remember the day John's death was announced on the news, it was like the whole world went silent for a minute trying to take it in.
Bad day for music that one. I think the track 'imagine' is my most played song,ever, it will be one of those songs which will never become outdated, it's timeless.
And yes, what about Julian? Where is he now? What is he doing? I know he started singing but I haven't heard from him in such a long time, is he still singing?
I'll be playing some of John's stuff later, thanks for the post.
Tony:)
Still one of the saddest days of my life, when John was taken from us. Also to be remembered is Sean Lennon, also lost his Father. But the music will live forever...
Tony, I've also not heard much from Julian recently. It really is uncanny how much he sounds like his Father, perhaps a softer approach to music, without quite the cutting edge of John, but in his own way, still a good artist.
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