Remembering and celebrating
John Lennon on this, the 75th, anniversary of his
birth in Liverpool, England. Here’s Allison Crowe
performing the peace anthem “Imagine”:
Here’s a “John” song from his time with the Fabs
– “In My Life”.
Both, this Beatles’ classic, and the iconic “Imagine”,
created during John’s solo years, appear in
interpretations on the album playlist “Muruch.com
Presents: Allison Crowe” coming this Monday,
October 12 – Thanksgiving in Canada!
“In My Life” – marking John Lennon’s birthday, here’s a “John song” from
The Beatles – live-in-the-studio video from Allison Crowe.
The original (lower-res) video has been enjoyed over one million times on YouTube - thanks, in no small measure, to film-maker Alex Postowoi and crew, and audio
engineer/producer Larry Anschell capturing faithfully the beauty of this song
and performance.
“In
My Life” - Allison Crowe performing a “John song” was our first video
commemorating the 50th anniversary of Beatlemania in North America. With
her take on a “Paul song” – here’s Allison now with “Let It Be”, again
captured in real-time by film director Alex Postowoi and crew and audio
engineer Larry “Turtle” Anschell (and in higher fidelity than previously
available online).
The ‘Tidings’ album version of the song - http://music.allisoncrowe.com/track/let-it-be
- was recorded a year or two earlier, as was Allison’s version of “Let
It Be” that’s part of the NYC-produced “It Was 40 Years Ago Today”
tribute album – a compilation also featuring Dee Dee Ramone, Sylvain
Sylvain and other DIY, indie, alternative and punk rock musicians
(released on February 9, 2004).
Beatlemania Hits Fab 50: Allison Crowe Performs "In My Life"
“Beatlemania, as it is called, affects all social classes
and all levels of intelligence,” The New York Times
reported in December 1963.
We’ll hear all manner of takes on similar themes over the
coming month, with this February 7 marking
the 50th anniversary of The
Beatles landing at JFK International (New York City’s
Idlewild airport rechristened on December 24, ’63 in
tribute to the recently assassinated US President). The
group’s appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show –
broadcast over the three succeeding Sundays - electrified a
new continent.
Plenty came before, and
much has happened since, Pan Am Flight 101
delivered the Fab Four aboard a Boeing 707-331,
known as the Clipper “Defiance”, to a world ready
for joy and release.
Celebrating the musical
legacy of John, Paul, George and Ringo – here’s Allison
Crowe performing “In
My Life” – captured in real-time by film director
Alex Postowoi and crew and audio engineer Larry Anschell at
Turtle Recording studios by the sea in White Rock, BC,
Canada.
(This is an higher-fidelity video recording than has been
previously available!)