WITHOUT TEARS
Despite John Lennon's popularity as both a 'Beatle' and a 'solo artist,' his collaborations with Yoko Ono were met with indifference (to say the least) by the general public. Which is a nice way of saying that hardly anyone cares about Yoko Ono other than as a widow and/or as the owner of half a billion dollars (and let's not forget that, prior to December of 1980, she didn't even have those dubious distinctions going for her.)
WITHOUT TEARS
JOHN & YOKO LENNON Milk And Honey (Polydor)
Jeffrey Morgan
Despite John Lennon's popularity as both a 'Beatle' and a 'solo artist,' his collaborations with Yoko Ono were met with indifference (to say the least) by the general public.
Which is a nice way of saying that hardly anyone cares about Yoko Ono other than as a widow and/or as the owner of half a billion dollars (and let's not forget that, prior to December of 1980, she didn't even have those dubious distinctions going for her.)
Admit it: how many of her Plastic Ono B-sides have you ever played more than once (if that)? Ever make it all the way through side two of Live Peace In Toronto? Yeah, yeah, 1 know: it's an acquired tastesomething that everyone who bought Double Fantasy proved when they ignored her two follow-up albums, Season Of Glass and It's Alright.
I mean, who needs Yoko Oho, right?