John Lennon & Yoko Ono – Double Fantasy

Album Info

Artist: John Lennon & Yoko Ono

Title: Double Fantasy

Year: 1980

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Tracklist

  • 1. (Just Like) Starting Over - Remastered 2010 (3:56)
  • 2. Kiss Kiss Kiss - Remastered 2010 (2:41)
  • 3. Cleanup Time - Remastered 2010 (2:58)
  • 4. Give Me Something - Remastered 2010 (1:34)
  • 5. I'm Losing You - Remastered 2010 (3:57)
  • 6. I'm Moving On - Remastered 2010 (2:21)
  • 7. Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) - Remastered 2010 (4:05)
  • 8. Watching The Wheels - Remastered 2010 (3:59)
  • 9. Yes, I'm Your Angel - Remastered 2010 (3:09)
  • 10. Woman - Remastered 2010 (3:32)
  • 11. Beautiful Boys - Remastered 2010 (2:55)
  • 12. Dear Yoko - Remastered 2010 (2:34)
  • 13. Every Man Has A Woman Who Loves Him - Remastered 2010 (4:03)
  • 14. Hard Times Are Over - Remastered 2010 (3:19)

Review

'Double Fantasy' is a musical love letter that captures John Lennon and Yoko Ono at a pivotal moment in their lives. Released in November 1980, this album marked Lennon's return to the spotlight after a five-year break focused on fatherhood. The unique structure of the album, with John and Yoko alternating tracks, creates a fascinating musical dialogue that gives us a peek into their relationship dynamics.

Lennon's contributions to 'Double Fantasy' showcase a newfound maturity and zest for life. Songs like '(Just Like) Starting Over' and 'Watching the Wheels' are perfect examples of his knack for crafting catchy pop tunes that tackle the complexities of middle age and parenthood. The production, helmed by Lennon, Ono, and Jack Douglas, gives the album an intimate feel that's both polished and true to the original demos.

While initial reviews were mixed, 'Double Fantasy' gained significant recognition following Lennon's untimely death. It snagged the Grammy for Album of the Year in 1981 and has since been hailed as one of the standout albums of the 1980s. Ono's tracks, including 'Kiss Kiss Kiss' and 'Give Me Something', add a provocative edge to the album, highlighting her growth as a songwriter and vocalist. This collaborative effort stands as a touching testament to love, family, and artistic renewal, cementing its place in music history. - Cassidy