‘Means Too Much to Me’: Sean Lennon Vows To Keep His Father’s Music Alive Ahead Of John Lennon’s 84th Birthday

As a dedicated follower and fan of John Lennon’s music, I can’t help but feel deeply moved by Sean Ono Lennon’s heartfelt words about his father’s legacy and the responsibility he holds to share his father’s music with the world. Having grown up with such a musical icon as my grandfather, it is both an honor and a duty to ensure that his timeless tunes continue to resonate with generations to come.


John Lennon’s son, Sean Ono Lennon, has shared his thoughts on his father’s enduring legacy and the duty he feels to keep Lennon’s music alive for future generations. October 9, 2024, would have marked what would have been Lennon’s 84th birthday, had he still been with us.

Sean Lennon and his mother Yoko Ono recently chatted with The Sunday Times, discussing John’s music as they prepared for the July 12, 2024 re-release of his 1973 solo album “Mind Games.” Sean expressed his deep connection to this music, stating, “Given the state of the world today, I’m amazed at how much has been forgotten. I won’t let that happen to this music – it holds immense significance for me.” As a five-year-old when John passed away, as reported by PEOPLE.

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More about John Lennon’s music 

I’m completely in awe of John Lennon, the remarkable Beatle amongst Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. His solo music and activism left indelible marks on generations of musicians, songwriters, and advocates for change.

As a devoted fan following Lennon’s musical journey closely, I can tell you that his official website reveals an impressive collection of accolades earned throughout his career. He claimed seven Grammys, two Lifetime Achievement Awards, five BRIT Awards with two Special Awards for Outstanding Contribution to Music, a total of 21 NME Awards, and 15 Ivor Novellos. To top it all off, he also received an Oscar.

According to The Sunday Times report, the revamped version of John’s 1973 solo album Mind Games includes enhanced mixes of the songs. These new mixes bring out John’s vocals more prominently while also highlighting specific instrumentals.

I absolutely believe that my father, John Lennon, remains among the most remarkable musicians the world has ever seen. His lyrics continue to resonate with people, leaving an indelible mark on our culture. It is a deep-rooted passion of mine to carry on his musical legacy and ensure that his music continues to be cherished by generations to come.

 
 
 
 

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More about John Lennon’s last years 

On December 8, 1980, outside of his New York City residence, the Dakota, John Lennon of The Beatles legend met his tragic end. He was gunned down by Mark David Chapman, leaving behind a life that had only reached 40 years. As reported in The Sunday Times, Lennon was experiencing hardships during this period and had been residing in Los Angeles while separated from his wife.

John’s friend and photographer, Bob Gruen, shared with The Sunday Times that he had doubts if John would ever return to New York. He speculated that John might settle in Hawaii instead or even pass away. However, contrary to these assumptions, John came back to New York in 1974 for the remaining six years of his life as he tried to piece together the fragments of his existence.

 

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