Lennon was often completely unfiltered and candid in his music–especially his solo material. Check out three of Lennon's most truthful songs.

John Lennon never shied away from singing his truth, and his classic "Scared" faced down his paralyzing fears.

Did Bob Dylan confront John Lennon through song? Countless music historians (and Lennon himself) certainly thought so.

Yet to John Lennon’s credit, there is no question that the yearning for peace, reducing unhealthy levels of nationalism, and highlighting the belief in world peace as an ideal are all important ...

While John Lennon strives for peace, understanding, and mutuality in the song, he does so in a fairly divisive way. In the song, he denounces religion, government, and personal possession.

He recalls that horrific night in the new documentary 'Borrowed Time: Lennon's Last Decade' Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris Many Americans learned that John Lennon had been gunned down when sportscaster ...

From Emerick’s point of view, Lennon seemed to want a pure moment with the band before they fully fractured into pieces. “Yoko was about to go into the studio with John–this was commonplace ...

The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus, a non-profit outreach that tours schools nationwide, stopped in Birmingham Tuesday, offering children a hands-on chance to see a mobile music production ...

John Lennon Had Harsh Words For These Beatles Songs Off Their Final Album Generally speaking, the songwriting partnership of John Lennon and Paul McCartney is what made the Beatles so prolific and ...

As speculation builds towards those dramatic endeavours, director Kevin MacDonald (The Last King Of Scotland) shines a light on the later years of John Lennon ... interview quotes over and over.

John Lennon wrote a poem using the N-word before he became famous. The former Beatle penned a racist verse during the band’s ...