The Beatles’ late star John Lennon’s official Instagram account shared a rare interview of the legendary vocalist, which he was sharing his thoughts about his albums with Yoko Ono.

After The Beatles disbanded, John was working with his lovely wife Yoko Ono. The couple worked together over six albums and meant to release new ones in the future. However, the sad incident happened and John was murdered in 1980, at the age of 40.

In this rare interview, John Lennon revealed his thoughts about the albums he worked with Yoko Ono and revealed the differences between their singing styles while mentioning that they are looking at the same thing from another angle.

John stated that he calls his parts as the literate versions of what happened in the last year. On the other hand, Yoko’s parts like a sound picture instead of a word picture, and that’s why John called Yoko’s part as a revolutionary.

Here is what John Lennon said:

“With Yoko’s and my albums, we’re both looking at the same thing from different sides of the table.

I call mine a literate version of what we went through in the last year or so, and Yoko’s is a sort of sound picture, rather than a word picture. Mine is literate, hers is revolutionary.⁣”

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JOHN & YOKO / PLASTIC ONO BAND⁣ Preorder now at → https://bit.ly/jaypob⁣ ⁣ John: with Yoko's and my albums, we're both looking at the same thing from different sides of the table. I call mine a literate version of what we went through in the last year or so, and Yoko’s is a sort of sound picture, rather than a word picture. Mine is literate, hers is revolutionary.⁣ ⁣ 50 YEARS AGO #onthisday 26 Sept 1970, starting at 2:30pm, the JOHN & YOKO / PLASTIC ONO BAND sessions began at EMI Recording Studios, Studio 3 at 3 Abbey Road, London (now known as Abbey Road Studios) . John & Yoko were producing, with John on vocals and guitar/piano, Ringo Starr on drums, Klaus Voormann on bass and Yoko on wind. Engineering were Phil McDonald and John Leckie, recording 61 takes of 'Mother' and 2 takes of 'Isolation'. They all finished around midnight. Phil Spector eventually joined the project as co-producer from 9 October and the sessions ran until 6 November 1970, producing two of the most fearless, honest and soul-searching albums of all-time.⁣ ⁣ Find out more in the definitive new book from Thames and Hudson, JOHN & YOKO / PLASTIC ONO BAND – Preorder now at → https://bit.ly/jaypob⁣ ⁣ What's your favourite track, and why?

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