They are really the only people I actually listen to and like of the present music scene. I love their band and all of their songs. The only other stuff I really listen to is David Bowie, Elton John, Beatles ( like duh ), andddd that's about it. Ahhhhhhh~
I love their music. It's imaginative, easy on the ear and nicely done. They have an original sound but I relate to some changes that remind me of Elliott Smith. Good music and I can't wait to see them in London n October - big thumbs up for Sean's Brian Wilson reference as well . Charlotte is beautiful.
and................................me just spilling my guts am at the peak of nervousness and .. well a little selfishness too because i want kemp all to myself.. and maybe.. just maybe.. she feels the same way huh kemp!
what if a playboy came through and took you away from sean because he could offer you a greater free love than what your imaginative eyes have seen ever.. forever and beyond intimately and with blazing passion for that having one life to live one must live that life to the fullest and if never mentioned then i was one that forever held his peace and didnt stop from marrying what i in actuallity was supposed to marry and cherish believing zealously in wedding vows of a holy matrimonial testament
the people who are saying rude things, what are you talking about? sean's adorable. and funny. and so much like his dad, which is never a bad thing. and what's annoying about charlotte? i understand the gum chewing thing, that bothers me sometimes, too. but there's nothing wrong with her. obviously sean loves her. like how it was with john and yoko. people didn't like yoko but john loved her unconditionally and that's all that matters.
Love them<3. Music's cool too. Plus the thing with the "envying people who knew who they were since 7th grade" is basically the story of my life -__-.
sean sean sean seriously man pick up a guitar plug in and play an e then an a repeat then find somebody to play a kick ass drum behind you and bring it learn your dads rock and roll songs go have a blast and have fun i understand models and stuff but man you are the son of the greatest rock and roll legend of all time go have fun and pull your head outta your ass
sean sean sean seriously man pick up a guitar play an e then an a repeat then find somebody to play a kick ass drum behind you and bring it learn your dads rock and roll songs go have a blast and have fun i understand models and stuff but man you are the son of the greatest rock and roll legend of all time go have fun and pull your head outta your ass
They make a cute couple,but I get the feeling that that lil gal could start a fight in an empty room! She's gonna make a fool outta sean if he lets her.Seems she likes guys fighting over her.Gals like that are nothing but trouble!! I dont think she realises that that's SEAN LENNON sitting next to her.Spoiled lil Brat! He's looking at her w/love in his eyes tho.Oh boy!! Get an older woman sean.They make you happier & they dont put you thru nonsense.Want my #? lol
@ZZqezza I met both of them briefly....she is actually really fun, sweet, has a good sense of humor and is super nice...That goes for both of them...makes sense why they're together! ; ).
Am from Liverpool and there are very strange things that happen here I live close to mendips and it's very eery place at times but John had a very strange run ins with the number 9 born on it and died on it 20 years later that deal he made ran out to the day
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Liverpool Legend has it that there are specific places in the north-west where people should go to sell their soul to the Devil. Most of these meeting places are at a crossroad, a traditional rendezvous point, but bridges also feature in the gazetteer of the
@lonewolf9506 Well I'm not really sure. Can you elaborate a bit more? LOL I enjoyed your novel..uh..um..I mean, comment. Anyway the whole legend about the devil and selling your soul is speculative at best. I tend to lean away from that and more toward the idea of higher self-realization, preparing the soul for the next life-plane etc. I think the "Devil" is little more than a legend itself. Besides, with so many people trying to be successful and famous, the odds are somebody will be right?
damned, and for many years, the bridge on Rose Lane, which spans the railway tracks leading to and from Mossley Hill station, has had an infamous association with Satanic soul exchanges. In the late 1950s a Woolton businessman surnamed James lost all of his life savings in a catastrophic business venture, and considered blowing his brains out in Sefton Park with a pistol. He wrote a suicide note to his estranged wife before going to the park with his Army service revolver. He put
the gun to his head but couldn’t pull the trigger, and so he left the park and aimlessly wandered the streets. He went to a public house called the Rose of Mossley, which is situated at the junction of Rose Lane and Bridge Road in the Mossley Hill district. At this pub Mr James overheard a curious conversation between two old men. The men were talking about a soldier who had come home after World War Two to find that his wife had abandoned him. Not only that, the soldier
became ill, and ended up suffering from a virulent form of tuberculosis. His condition worsened, and he went to ‘the bridge’ at midnight to sell his soul to the Devil. The Devil duly appeared and in exchange for the soldier’s soul, he gave him twenty years of excellent health and great fortune. The solider was now a wealthy businessman who lived in Caldy.
Mr James went over to the table where the two old men were sitting. ‘I couldn’t help overhearing your story about the
soldier then,’ he told the oldsters, then asked them where this bridge was where the soldier sold his soul to the Devil. The old men said they story was nonsense – mere hearsay and rumour – but Mr James still wanted to know where the bridge in question was. One of the old men took him to the door of the Rose of Mossley and pointed to it. ‘There, that’s it,’ said the old man, indicating the slight bump in the road which formed the bridge across the railway tracks.
until midnight came, and he stood on the bridge, waiting for the Devil to appear, but no one showed. ‘If you can hear me, give me a sign,’ Mr James whispered, ‘because I want to do a deal with you. Make me rich again for twenty years and you can have my soul in return.’
A little mongrel dog cam trotting along the bridge. It stopped a few feet from Mr James, who thought the animal might be the Devil in disguise. ‘Is it you?’ he asked the dog, and it barked furiously at the failed businessman.
Then a shadow of a man’s head and shoulders slid across the wall of the bridge, and Mr James turned to see what the dog was barking at.
It was a silhouette of a man with horns, and he was well over normal height. Mr James estimated the entity was at least 6ft 5 inches in height. He wore a long black coat that went down to his knees, and his shoes looked like turned up Persian slippers.
The wide staring eyes radiated pure menace. His rich voice said, ‘Twenty years of wealth I will give you in return for your soul. Do you agree to these terms?’
Mr James was trembling. He nodded. The mongrel bolted off down the bridge into the night.
‘Then say you agree to them!’ the Devil prompted him. ‘I agree to these terms.’ Mr James said, but his voice was barely audible because his throat had closed up in terror. ‘So be it, and then I shall collect what is mine.’ The Devil then turned
around, but as his back was presented to Mr James, he vanished instantly. An aroma reminiscent of roasted pork filled the air. Overnight, the fortunes of Mr James reversed. Three days after the deal was struck with the Devil, Mr James received a windfall when his premium savings bonds were chosen by Ernie, the electronic random number generator at Lytham St Annes, Lancashire. Mr James’s wife returned to him, and after taking her out for a meal one night, they went to a bingo
hall. Mr James won £400. He went into the scrap metal business and made so much money he sold this business a year later and ventured into the property market. Mr James prospered in every sphere of business, and was either envied or admired by his rivals. A businessman who planned a groundless smear campaign against Mr James involving falsified documents, died
n a horrific car crash, and another man who tried to set fire to a factory belonging to Mr James accidentally burnt himself to death. Mr James confided to his best friend that his outstanding success in all fields was due to him selling his soul to the Devil, and he advised his lifelong companion to follow in his footsteps. His shocked and appalled friend then abandoned him.
The story goes that in the late 1970s, Mr James lost his wife, and then one by one, his businesses went bankrupt. His
health went into a rapid decline, and Mr James realised his time was up. He intended to turn to Jesus because he feared his time was up and that the Devil would soon be calling to collect his soul. Mr James suffered a heart attack and the ambulance taking him to Sefton General passed over the bridge in Mossley Hill where the diabolical deal had been struck twenty years before, and a strange darkness filled the interior of the ambulance. The eyes of Mr James bulged in terror and
he passed away at that point. He was declared dead on arrival at the hospital on Smithdown Road.
There’s also a hoary old tale of a young hopeless musician who sold his soul to the Devil on the bridge of Rose Lane. In December 1960, so this tale goes, John Lennon, aged 20, had heard the weird tales of the “Devil’s Bridge” and became obsessed with the idea of selling his soul to Beelzebub in return for fame and fortune, as he wanted to be bigger than his
idol, Elvis Presley - a performer who had ironically been accused of being in league with the Devil and playing the fiend’s music – rock and roll. Lennon sneaked out of his house, 251 Menlove Avenue, where he was living with Aunt Mimi, and walked just over a mile through the December snow to the bridge of destiny, arriving there just before midnight. The Devil duly appeared as a tall shadowy figure with horns and the same uncanny-looking eyes described by Mr James. A bargain
was struck. Within three years, millions upon millions of people would idolise Lennon, and the rest of his band – The Beatles. They broke all sales records with their songs, and their success would be unprecedented. The band would be seemingly surrounded with an aura that caused the youth of the day to erupt into an ecstatic frenzy known as Beatlemania (a term first coined by Professor Rex Makin, a close friend of Beatles manager Brian Epstein).
Then there were the curious digs John Lennon had at Christianity, Jesus and his disciples. In 1966, Lennon quipped that the Beatles were now bigger than Christ and he called the disciples of Jesus ‘thick’. ‘Christianity will go,’ John told a reporter, ‘it will vanish and shrink. I needn't argue about that. I'm right and will be proved right. We're more popular than Jesus now.’
Around this time, a musician who was in awe of the global following enjoyed by the Beatles asked John how he could
account for his stratospheric success, and the reply he received was probably tongue in cheek: ‘I sold my soul to the Devil,’ John told him calmly – but was this just one of those tongue-in-cheek remarks John was famous for? Personally, I believe the success of the Beatles can be explained through a number of mundane factors. They were an exceedingly skilled ensemble of musicians who had earned their apprenticeship with the gruelling sessions in Hamburg, and both Lennon and
McCartney were truly phenomenal songwriters (as Harrison was in later years when he was given a chance to shine). Brian Epstein was an extraordinary manager who also shaped the popular image of the Fab Four, and George Martin was nothing short of a genius producer – a true fifth Beatle in fact. Then the timing was right. The Sixties itself was the other hidden ingredient which set the stage for the revolutionary music of the Beatles. Without a doubt, there was a mass change
in the collective consciousness of the planet at the beginning of that momentous decade. The music of the Beatles was like nothing that had ever been heard before. Lennon once said, ‘Before Elvis, there was nothing,’ but many Beatles fans the world over would say that before the Beatles there was nothing. Popular music was a wasteland, and some believe that the popular music scene has returned to a state of stagnancy in recent times.
Still the dark legend of Lennon’s pact with the Devil continues to do the rounds. Some who believe in the story will cite strange incidents that seem to suggest that there was some supernatural genesis of the Beatles. Take, for example, the cryptic onstage remark John Lennon made after the death of his best friend, artist Stuart Sutcliffe, on Wednesday 11 April, 1962. John told the audience in Hamburg: ‘Stuart Sutcliffe was a very special human being and a remarkable man. He
once told me that he had the ability to see into the future and I for one now believe that Stu was telling the truth.’
What had happened to convince Lennon that Sutcliffe had the gift of premonition? There were rumours that Sutcliffe had told John Lennon that the Beatles would be bigger than anyone – even Elvis. Sutcliffe had, however possibly predicted that he would never see that success, for he would tragically die, aged 21, from anraris, after bleeding in the right ventricle of his brain.
The legend of the Faustian pact between Lennon and the fallen angel ends with the world-famous rock-star being gunned down outside the Dakota Apartments on the night of 8 December 1980 – exactly 20 years after the deal with the Devil, when the two decades of world fame and super-fortune expire. If John Lennon had really sold his soul to the Devil, why on earth was he a committed campaigner for world peace during his lifetime? Furthermore, I would imagine that people who
had given their souls to Satan would not be able to return from Hell to be seen as ghosts after death, but there have been report of John Lennon’s ghost being seen across the city since his physical death in 1980. Most of these sightings are of a Lennon in his prime, dressed in the iconic white suit we would associate with the Abbey Road record cover. Many of the
sightings centre around Mendips, Lennon’s home on Menlove Avenue from the age of five until the age of twenty-three, when world fame beckoned. Several of the sightings have been of John with a woman identified by some as his beloved Aunt Mimi. In 1998, a Woolton man named Frank Johnson told me that he was walking his dog along Beaconsfield Road
just around the corner from Mendips, when his dog suddenly crouched on the floor and refused to go any further. This was at 9.45pm on a summer’s evening at the gates of Strawberry Field, immortalised in the 1967 song by Lennon and McCartney. Frank happened to gaze beyond the red gates of the former orphanage, and there was a man who was unmistakably John Lennon, with his trademark NHS spectacles, long hair, but clean-shaven and looking about thirty. He
wore a white suit and stood there with his arms folded, gazing at Frank with a bemused look. Standing next to Lennon’s ghost was a woman who looked as if she was in her fifties, or perhaps older, but she turned away and said something that Frank couldn’t make out. Frank was so afraid, he picked up his dog – an overfed Labrador – and carried him away from the poorly lit stretch of Beaconsfield Road. When he got home, Frank said to his wife, ‘I’ve just seen a ghost in Strawberry
Field.’ And he expected his wife, Linda, to doubt his words, but instead she looked at him with a sombre expression and said. ‘I’ve seen two of them a few times. Did he have a white suit on?’
Frank was flabbergasted. He had been a Beatles fan in his youth, but his wife, being in her late twenties, had never really been that interested in the Beatles, and had not recognised Lennon’s ghost. Linda said she had seen the ghosts walk
straight through the closed gates of Strawberry Field a fortnight ago, but had said nothing, as she had been brought up to believe that only bad luck would be had from talking about such things. About a month before that, Linda had seen the man in the white suit reading graffiti (left by Beatles fans) on the gates of Strawberry Field, and when she walked past with the dog, he vanished before her eyes. These are just a couple of sightings of Lennon’s ghost. I have a folder bulging with other
reports of the murdered Beatle’s ghost, in locations ranging from Gambier Terrace (where John lived in his art school days with Stuart Sutcliffe) to Old Hall Street, where the ghost was seen in the 1990s as Paul McCartney was giving a concert at the King’s Dock.
Here’s another legend concerning Lennon which I have researched over the years, and that bridge on Rose Lane is referenced again.
In the seventh volume of my original Haunted Liverpool series of books I related a supernatural tale of a strange old white-bearded vagrant who roamed Calderstones Park in the 1950s. One day in 1953, so the story goes, three 13-year-old local lads named Kenny, Bobby and Johnny were playing cricket in the park when the vagrant spoiled their game by catching the old scuffed tennis ball after Johnny had hit it for a six. The old man beckoned the boys to the nearby bridge on Rose Lane
which looked down onto a long railway track. The vagrant saw the plume of steam from an approaching locomotive in the distance, and told the boys that he would throw the ball down the funnel of the train as it was about to pass under the bridge. An instant later, when the train emerged from the other side of the bridge, the force of the escaping steam from the funnel would send the tennis ball skywards, and whoever caught it on the bridge,
would one day become the most famous man in the world. The elderly tramp managed to hurl the ball into the locomotive’s funnel as it thundered below the bridge, and the ball was indeed propelled by a jet of steam high into the air a split second later on the other side of the bridge. Johnny caught it, but Kenny and Bobby asked how Johnny Lennon could ever become the most famous man in the world.
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@lady12480 their just two very spoilt new york kids - i wonder if mark chapman has got any children so he can finish them off hahaahhahhahaahahhahahahahhahaahhahahaha ladderpod
I don't know if I'm supposed to like them because everyone else does or because their sound is something I've liked from other bands. Yet I can't seem to get into them. Maybe it is the fanfare or maybe it's my own jealousy (their lives are so easy of course i'm jealous). I do think I'm right to say some people are fans "just because". *yes i'm aware of the fact that I just ranted on youtube idgaf*
I think that people need to just shut up! Sean Lennon is a great singer. He has his own style and I love it! Every time I see him I see his father...its just so amazing how much they look alike. I really hope the best for him. His music should really get out there! I've never heard his music at all until now. He has an amazing voice! Keep on the good work Sean.
It's like hard like to believe like that this like young man like is the like son of the like most like creative like word-like-smith in the like English like language... like
I met them both yesterday, we chatted a bit at their concert and they are REALLY amazing people. Charlotte is so nice and quirky, and Sean is very calm and silly.
Charlotte is not boring at all. It really frustrates me when people just judge without even had spoken to her.
Who really wants to buy this crap and support the lifestyles of these pretencious, Starbucks-sipping, hipsters. So these can muse all day over crappy pop culture references while pushing self-serving rubbish for music. As you can see, I'm not much of a fan...
He seems like he actually knows (to some extent) what he is talking about, she on the other hand, though pretty, seems uncultured and extremely mundane. Yes, I appreciate their music, and yes, their sound is original, but their description of the music is so pretentious and trying so hard to be original and interesting that it is truly obnoxious. GOASTT keep making music, stop doing interviews.
do you think she'd be w/ him if he wasn't famous and wealthy and he w/ her cause she is a model..they are trying too hard to be avant guarde (spell?) thats how they come across, sean is surprisingly a good instrumentalist and her voice is decent,his voice kinda gets on my nerves a bit like he is trying to sound english or beatlesque..but he does seem to have a smidgent of talent..i wonder how long this will go on..the whole sabre tooth tiger thing is kinda too deliberate ..
IMO, It's really hard to take them seriously. I find her to be a mindless follower happy enough to be dating Lennon's son, and he, Sean, is trying way too hard to be his father.
Stop trying so hard to be different. Be you and the rest just falls into place.
... You know I do bet they make good music but in all honesty Sean seems nothing like his father. I really hate saying that because people constantly compare them, which is getting pretty old. Different personality wise I guess
I am so disappointed... I bet she doesnt even know what his daddy did for this world or what he represented. Sean, you could do so much better. /: He is just trying to become famous because of his name, not for the right reasons, and thats sad.
They are really the only people I actually listen to and like of the present music scene. I love their band and all of their songs. The only other stuff I really listen to is David Bowie, Elton John, Beatles ( like duh ), andddd that's about it. Ahhhhhhh~
JuliaLola5 1 week ago
rich and beautiful.
m0sims02 1 month ago
Well, I am disapointed, I thought it was going to be a song, that I was clicking on....dont really care for interviews
KingAbacus2009 2 months ago
That girl is so hard to deal with...her mouth annoys me
before seeing her in interviews (based off of pictures only) i thought she was perfect looking....
PeterMusicEater 3 months ago 3
gosh that chick and her gum!
lanaaw1 3 months ago
@brea518 yeah kinda, but they seem like nice people!
MrLetsgetbeautiful 4 months ago in playlist Liked
beautiful people just the way they are.
inthesights 5 months ago
oh god i can't look at her. it looks like her lips are exploding in 3...2...1...
thesophiachrissy 6 months ago
hes so hot
sheilaboy44 6 months ago
Omg they are brilliant.
Puck4president 7 months ago
Love them both.
emirenfield 7 months ago
i guess he would envy me.
winggoddess 7 months ago
sometimes, sean lennon seems a little bit GAY
bohemian1967 7 months ago in playlist Random
I love their music. It's imaginative, easy on the ear and nicely done. They have an original sound but I relate to some changes that remind me of Elliott Smith. Good music and I can't wait to see them in London n October - big thumbs up for Sean's Brian Wilson reference as well . Charlotte is beautiful.
RaysTrack 7 months ago
the gum chewingggggg gahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
woofish930 8 months ago
THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKIN .. SO WALK ALL OVAAAAA ME KEMP PLEASE
MrWhokilledkenny 8 months ago
wHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU MIX KEMP'S PERSONALITY WITH THE WORLDS DOPEST RAPPER...SOME WEIRD SHH@t
MrWhokilledkenny 8 months ago
and................................me just spilling my guts am at the peak of nervousness and .. well a little selfishness too because i want kemp all to myself.. and maybe.. just maybe.. she feels the same way huh kemp!
MrWhokilledkenny 8 months ago
what if a playboy came through and took you away from sean because he could offer you a greater free love than what your imaginative eyes have seen ever.. forever and beyond intimately and with blazing passion for that having one life to live one must live that life to the fullest and if never mentioned then i was one that forever held his peace and didnt stop from marrying what i in actuallity was supposed to marry and cherish believing zealously in wedding vows of a holy matrimonial testament
MrWhokilledkenny 8 months ago
"A pretty face may last a year or two, but pretty soon they'll see what you can do."
gahivengirl 8 months ago
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
onthinice766 8 months ago
Give me Dhani Harrison and his girlfriend Sola any day. Charlotte seems like the biggest bimbo and Sean is way too in love with himself.
choobuka 8 months ago
@choobuka Wow dickhead
HANNAHisprettyoddx 7 months ago
He looks soo much like john <3
maarta1788 8 months ago
awesome
mikedelgado8888 8 months ago
the people who are saying rude things, what are you talking about? sean's adorable. and funny. and so much like his dad, which is never a bad thing. and what's annoying about charlotte? i understand the gum chewing thing, that bothers me sometimes, too. but there's nothing wrong with her. obviously sean loves her. like how it was with john and yoko. people didn't like yoko but john loved her unconditionally and that's all that matters.
forevermadalyn 8 months ago
Love them<3. Music's cool too. Plus the thing with the "envying people who knew who they were since 7th grade" is basically the story of my life -__-.
euo95 8 months ago
sean sean sean seriously man pick up a guitar plug in and play an e then an a repeat then find somebody to play a kick ass drum behind you and bring it learn your dads rock and roll songs go have a blast and have fun i understand models and stuff but man you are the son of the greatest rock and roll legend of all time go have fun and pull your head outta your ass
desktom2003 9 months ago 2
sean sean sean seriously man pick up a guitar play an e then an a repeat then find somebody to play a kick ass drum behind you and bring it learn your dads rock and roll songs go have a blast and have fun i understand models and stuff but man you are the son of the greatest rock and roll legend of all time go have fun and pull your head outta your ass
desktom2003 9 months ago
not surprisingly they are more pretentious than they come across in pictures
rockers2swallow 9 months ago 4
@rockers2swallow haha, agreed.
gahivengirl 8 months ago
chewing-gum ???
caroline1995ify 9 months ago
I really like both of their faces.
umbrellasforsnow 9 months ago 5
Isn't he a little old to be a hipster?
helloolleh555 9 months ago
Sean Lennon is my new obsession. there's something about him ya know. he's attractive.
taaazajete 10 months ago 2
could whats actually going down here be more obvious?
roman14032 10 months ago
how can you say that she had plastic surgeries or whatever do you even have prooves
miaw125 10 months ago
both of you should go fuck yourselves.
pippigladstone 10 months ago
hipster Sean, there you go, now you know what you both are
xoxlollypop 10 months ago 2
"What is our music like?" S.h.i.t so hippy it's terrible.
GitgrrL 10 months ago
They make a cute couple,but I get the feeling that that lil gal could start a fight in an empty room! She's gonna make a fool outta sean if he lets her.Seems she likes guys fighting over her.Gals like that are nothing but trouble!! I dont think she realises that that's SEAN LENNON sitting next to her.Spoiled lil Brat! He's looking at her w/love in his eyes tho.Oh boy!! Get an older woman sean.They make you happier & they dont put you thru nonsense.Want my #? lol
SmokinMo11 10 months ago
they seem like wannabe hipsters like trying to hard in a way idk its just bothering me
cocochanell7 10 months ago 6
follwed in his dad footsteps. the new john ad yoko.
chiefexecutivelady 10 months ago
Well I guess that if your name is Lennon then is probably your destiny to end up with some totally annoying woman
ZZqezza 11 months ago 40
@ZZqezza I met both of them briefly....she is actually really fun, sweet, has a good sense of humor and is super nice...That goes for both of them...makes sense why they're together! ; ).
ang7288 7 months ago
I LOVE HIM!!!!! she needs to stop chewing with her mouth open :\
TheGoodChild12 11 months ago 24
@TheGoodChild12 she has to chew on something.
GitgrrL 10 months ago
@TheGoodChild12 I AGREE OMG I CANT STAND IT!!!!
ocean96113 7 months ago
isnt her name kemp......
788290 11 months ago
@788290 its Charlotte Kemp Muhl,
Muhl being her surname
0000song0000 9 months ago
@0000song0000 oh okkk thank you lol!
788290 9 months ago
she chews like a cow.. i cant look past it. i dont really like them though.. like. like like like ugh shut up
HelloKt93 11 months ago 5
Am from Liverpool and there are very strange things that happen here I live close to mendips and it's very eery place at times but John had a very strange run ins with the number 9 born on it and died on it 20 years later that deal he made ran out to the day
PriceyFilms2504 11 months ago
This is stupid
dogdogdogdogdog889 11 months ago
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This girl is blinded by the fact that you're John Lennon's son. You're not talented, I wish Yoko aborted you.
UnclePreacher69420 11 months ago
@UnclePreacher69420 wow dude thats harsh
coralmeredith 11 months ago
@UnclePreacher69420 damn dogg
SuperKane5 11 months ago
Charlotte's absolutely gorgeous, I just wish she didn't chew like a cow.
Their music is beautiful
LettersFromTheSky7 11 months ago 5
i mean, you know, is like, you know, is just, i mean, you know, kind of , you know, i mean, i don't know...
EtieneyOssip 11 months ago 3
@EtieneyOssip
haha. just like daddy. "I think, er, no, I mean, er, yes, but it's all wrong. That is, I think I disagree"
Sunsplash0 11 months ago 2
DID JOHN BARGAIN WITH THE DEVIL
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Liverpool Legend has it that there are specific places in the north-west where people should go to sell their soul to the Devil. Most of these meeting places are at a crossroad, a traditional rendezvous point, but bridges also feature in the gazetteer of the
lonewolf9506 1 year ago
@lonewolf9506 Well I'm not really sure. Can you elaborate a bit more? LOL I enjoyed your novel..uh..um..I mean, comment. Anyway the whole legend about the devil and selling your soul is speculative at best. I tend to lean away from that and more toward the idea of higher self-realization, preparing the soul for the next life-plane etc. I think the "Devil" is little more than a legend itself. Besides, with so many people trying to be successful and famous, the odds are somebody will be right?
Clyntell54 11 months ago
damned, and for many years, the bridge on Rose Lane, which spans the railway tracks leading to and from Mossley Hill station, has had an infamous association with Satanic soul exchanges. In the late 1950s a Woolton businessman surnamed James lost all of his life savings in a catastrophic business venture, and considered blowing his brains out in Sefton Park with a pistol. He wrote a suicide note to his estranged wife before going to the park with his Army service revolver. He put
lonewolf9506 1 year ago
the gun to his head but couldn’t pull the trigger, and so he left the park and aimlessly wandered the streets. He went to a public house called the Rose of Mossley, which is situated at the junction of Rose Lane and Bridge Road in the Mossley Hill district. At this pub Mr James overheard a curious conversation between two old men. The men were talking about a soldier who had come home after World War Two to find that his wife had abandoned him. Not only that, the soldier
lonewolf9506 1 year ago
became ill, and ended up suffering from a virulent form of tuberculosis. His condition worsened, and he went to ‘the bridge’ at midnight to sell his soul to the Devil. The Devil duly appeared and in exchange for the soldier’s soul, he gave him twenty years of excellent health and great fortune. The solider was now a wealthy businessman who lived in Caldy.
Mr James went over to the table where the two old men were sitting. ‘I couldn’t help overhearing your story about the
lonewolf9506 1 year ago
soldier then,’ he told the oldsters, then asked them where this bridge was where the soldier sold his soul to the Devil. The old men said they story was nonsense – mere hearsay and rumour – but Mr James still wanted to know where the bridge in question was. One of the old men took him to the door of the Rose of Mossley and pointed to it. ‘There, that’s it,’ said the old man, indicating the slight bump in the road which formed the bridge across the railway tracks.
Mr James lingered around
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until midnight came, and he stood on the bridge, waiting for the Devil to appear, but no one showed. ‘If you can hear me, give me a sign,’ Mr James whispered, ‘because I want to do a deal with you. Make me rich again for twenty years and you can have my soul in return.’
A little mongrel dog cam trotting along the bridge. It stopped a few feet from Mr James, who thought the animal might be the Devil in disguise. ‘Is it you?’ he asked the dog, and it barked furiously at the failed businessman.
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Then a shadow of a man’s head and shoulders slid across the wall of the bridge, and Mr James turned to see what the dog was barking at.
It was a silhouette of a man with horns, and he was well over normal height. Mr James estimated the entity was at least 6ft 5 inches in height. He wore a long black coat that went down to his knees, and his shoes looked like turned up Persian slippers.
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The wide staring eyes radiated pure menace. His rich voice said, ‘Twenty years of wealth I will give you in return for your soul. Do you agree to these terms?’
Mr James was trembling. He nodded. The mongrel bolted off down the bridge into the night.
‘Then say you agree to them!’ the Devil prompted him. ‘I agree to these terms.’ Mr James said, but his voice was barely audible because his throat had closed up in terror. ‘So be it, and then I shall collect what is mine.’ The Devil then turned
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around, but as his back was presented to Mr James, he vanished instantly. An aroma reminiscent of roasted pork filled the air. Overnight, the fortunes of Mr James reversed. Three days after the deal was struck with the Devil, Mr James received a windfall when his premium savings bonds were chosen by Ernie, the electronic random number generator at Lytham St Annes, Lancashire. Mr James’s wife returned to him, and after taking her out for a meal one night, they went to a bingo
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hall. Mr James won £400. He went into the scrap metal business and made so much money he sold this business a year later and ventured into the property market. Mr James prospered in every sphere of business, and was either envied or admired by his rivals. A businessman who planned a groundless smear campaign against Mr James involving falsified documents, died
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n a horrific car crash, and another man who tried to set fire to a factory belonging to Mr James accidentally burnt himself to death. Mr James confided to his best friend that his outstanding success in all fields was due to him selling his soul to the Devil, and he advised his lifelong companion to follow in his footsteps. His shocked and appalled friend then abandoned him.
The story goes that in the late 1970s, Mr James lost his wife, and then one by one, his businesses went bankrupt. His
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health went into a rapid decline, and Mr James realised his time was up. He intended to turn to Jesus because he feared his time was up and that the Devil would soon be calling to collect his soul. Mr James suffered a heart attack and the ambulance taking him to Sefton General passed over the bridge in Mossley Hill where the diabolical deal had been struck twenty years before, and a strange darkness filled the interior of the ambulance. The eyes of Mr James bulged in terror and
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he passed away at that point. He was declared dead on arrival at the hospital on Smithdown Road.
There’s also a hoary old tale of a young hopeless musician who sold his soul to the Devil on the bridge of Rose Lane. In December 1960, so this tale goes, John Lennon, aged 20, had heard the weird tales of the “Devil’s Bridge” and became obsessed with the idea of selling his soul to Beelzebub in return for fame and fortune, as he wanted to be bigger than his
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idol, Elvis Presley - a performer who had ironically been accused of being in league with the Devil and playing the fiend’s music – rock and roll. Lennon sneaked out of his house, 251 Menlove Avenue, where he was living with Aunt Mimi, and walked just over a mile through the December snow to the bridge of destiny, arriving there just before midnight. The Devil duly appeared as a tall shadowy figure with horns and the same uncanny-looking eyes described by Mr James. A bargain
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was struck. Within three years, millions upon millions of people would idolise Lennon, and the rest of his band – The Beatles. They broke all sales records with their songs, and their success would be unprecedented. The band would be seemingly surrounded with an aura that caused the youth of the day to erupt into an ecstatic frenzy known as Beatlemania (a term first coined by Professor Rex Makin, a close friend of Beatles manager Brian Epstein).
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Then there were the curious digs John Lennon had at Christianity, Jesus and his disciples. In 1966, Lennon quipped that the Beatles were now bigger than Christ and he called the disciples of Jesus ‘thick’. ‘Christianity will go,’ John told a reporter, ‘it will vanish and shrink. I needn't argue about that. I'm right and will be proved right. We're more popular than Jesus now.’
Around this time, a musician who was in awe of the global following enjoyed by the Beatles asked John how he could
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account for his stratospheric success, and the reply he received was probably tongue in cheek: ‘I sold my soul to the Devil,’ John told him calmly – but was this just one of those tongue-in-cheek remarks John was famous for? Personally, I believe the success of the Beatles can be explained through a number of mundane factors. They were an exceedingly skilled ensemble of musicians who had earned their apprenticeship with the gruelling sessions in Hamburg, and both Lennon and
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McCartney were truly phenomenal songwriters (as Harrison was in later years when he was given a chance to shine). Brian Epstein was an extraordinary manager who also shaped the popular image of the Fab Four, and George Martin was nothing short of a genius producer – a true fifth Beatle in fact. Then the timing was right. The Sixties itself was the other hidden ingredient which set the stage for the revolutionary music of the Beatles. Without a doubt, there was a mass change
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in the collective consciousness of the planet at the beginning of that momentous decade. The music of the Beatles was like nothing that had ever been heard before. Lennon once said, ‘Before Elvis, there was nothing,’ but many Beatles fans the world over would say that before the Beatles there was nothing. Popular music was a wasteland, and some believe that the popular music scene has returned to a state of stagnancy in recent times.
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Still the dark legend of Lennon’s pact with the Devil continues to do the rounds. Some who believe in the story will cite strange incidents that seem to suggest that there was some supernatural genesis of the Beatles. Take, for example, the cryptic onstage remark John Lennon made after the death of his best friend, artist Stuart Sutcliffe, on Wednesday 11 April, 1962. John told the audience in Hamburg: ‘Stuart Sutcliffe was a very special human being and a remarkable man. He
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once told me that he had the ability to see into the future and I for one now believe that Stu was telling the truth.’
What had happened to convince Lennon that Sutcliffe had the gift of premonition? There were rumours that Sutcliffe had told John Lennon that the Beatles would be bigger than anyone – even Elvis. Sutcliffe had, however possibly predicted that he would never see that success, for he would tragically die, aged 21, from anraris, after bleeding in the right ventricle of his brain.
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The legend of the Faustian pact between Lennon and the fallen angel ends with the world-famous rock-star being gunned down outside the Dakota Apartments on the night of 8 December 1980 – exactly 20 years after the deal with the Devil, when the two decades of world fame and super-fortune expire. If John Lennon had really sold his soul to the Devil, why on earth was he a committed campaigner for world peace during his lifetime? Furthermore, I would imagine that people who
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had given their souls to Satan would not be able to return from Hell to be seen as ghosts after death, but there have been report of John Lennon’s ghost being seen across the city since his physical death in 1980. Most of these sightings are of a Lennon in his prime, dressed in the iconic white suit we would associate with the Abbey Road record cover. Many of the
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sightings centre around Mendips, Lennon’s home on Menlove Avenue from the age of five until the age of twenty-three, when world fame beckoned. Several of the sightings have been of John with a woman identified by some as his beloved Aunt Mimi. In 1998, a Woolton man named Frank Johnson told me that he was walking his dog along Beaconsfield Road
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just around the corner from Mendips, when his dog suddenly crouched on the floor and refused to go any further. This was at 9.45pm on a summer’s evening at the gates of Strawberry Field, immortalised in the 1967 song by Lennon and McCartney. Frank happened to gaze beyond the red gates of the former orphanage, and there was a man who was unmistakably John Lennon, with his trademark NHS spectacles, long hair, but clean-shaven and looking about thirty. He
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wore a white suit and stood there with his arms folded, gazing at Frank with a bemused look. Standing next to Lennon’s ghost was a woman who looked as if she was in her fifties, or perhaps older, but she turned away and said something that Frank couldn’t make out. Frank was so afraid, he picked up his dog – an overfed Labrador – and carried him away from the poorly lit stretch of Beaconsfield Road. When he got home, Frank said to his wife, ‘I’ve just seen a ghost in Strawberry
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Field.’ And he expected his wife, Linda, to doubt his words, but instead she looked at him with a sombre expression and said. ‘I’ve seen two of them a few times. Did he have a white suit on?’
Frank was flabbergasted. He had been a Beatles fan in his youth, but his wife, being in her late twenties, had never really been that interested in the Beatles, and had not recognised Lennon’s ghost. Linda said she had seen the ghosts walk
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straight through the closed gates of Strawberry Field a fortnight ago, but had said nothing, as she had been brought up to believe that only bad luck would be had from talking about such things. About a month before that, Linda had seen the man in the white suit reading graffiti (left by Beatles fans) on the gates of Strawberry Field, and when she walked past with the dog, he vanished before her eyes. These are just a couple of sightings of Lennon’s ghost. I have a folder bulging with other
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reports of the murdered Beatle’s ghost, in locations ranging from Gambier Terrace (where John lived in his art school days with Stuart Sutcliffe) to Old Hall Street, where the ghost was seen in the 1990s as Paul McCartney was giving a concert at the King’s Dock.
Here’s another legend concerning Lennon which I have researched over the years, and that bridge on Rose Lane is referenced again.
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In the seventh volume of my original Haunted Liverpool series of books I related a supernatural tale of a strange old white-bearded vagrant who roamed Calderstones Park in the 1950s. One day in 1953, so the story goes, three 13-year-old local lads named Kenny, Bobby and Johnny were playing cricket in the park when the vagrant spoiled their game by catching the old scuffed tennis ball after Johnny had hit it for a six. The old man beckoned the boys to the nearby bridge on Rose Lane
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which looked down onto a long railway track. The vagrant saw the plume of steam from an approaching locomotive in the distance, and told the boys that he would throw the ball down the funnel of the train as it was about to pass under the bridge. An instant later, when the train emerged from the other side of the bridge, the force of the escaping steam from the funnel would send the tennis ball skywards, and whoever caught it on the bridge,
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would one day become the most famous man in the world. The elderly tramp managed to hurl the ball into the locomotive’s funnel as it thundered below the bridge, and the ball was indeed propelled by a jet of steam high into the air a split second later on the other side of the bridge. Johnny caught it, but Kenny and Bobby asked how Johnny Lennon could ever become the most famous man in the world.
lonewolf9506 1 year ago
I love Sean but Charlotte is a big snooze fest. It looks like she tries too hard. They both do- but Charlotte is obviously riding the "Lennon" train.
Marilyn1122 1 year ago 4
Who the hell is she? We obviously know who he is....man I wish John Lennon was still alive
Bootsie642 1 year ago
he tries to be poetic like his dad - sean is like a victorian like charlie chapman like
geoffdoor 1 year ago
Is Sean mildly autistic ?
Userb3st 1 year ago
aqwww they are amazing! thier performance at the minkoff fall 2011 showing was so amazing
AsiAsiPapi 1 year ago
Cutest Couple Eva.
kisskissmyboo 1 year ago 2
i want to slap her
lady12480 1 year ago 2
@lady12480 Yeah, Turkey Slap.
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@lady12480 their just two very spoilt new york kids - i wonder if mark chapman has got any children so he can finish them off hahaahhahhahaahahhahahahahhahaahhahahaha ladderpod
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0000song0000 1 year ago
I love Sean but, sometimes
he reminds me Leonard from Big Bang Theory
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@0000song0000 yeah that's exactly why he's awesome:)
MissPartyPoison 10 months ago
@0000song0000 totally Leonard + Penny
0000song0000 9 months ago
What about the bloody adverts before the feature! We don't want to be fed with them every waking moment for christ sake!!!
Dorutka 1 year ago
Does being beautiful excuse you from bad manners Charlotte? Chewing gum like a cow is not appealing.
allicando1 1 year ago 4
I don't know if I'm supposed to like them because everyone else does or because their sound is something I've liked from other bands. Yet I can't seem to get into them. Maybe it is the fanfare or maybe it's my own jealousy (their lives are so easy of course i'm jealous). I do think I'm right to say some people are fans "just because". *yes i'm aware of the fact that I just ranted on youtube idgaf*
ninjaclutz 1 year ago
she is majorly hot
bryntexas 1 year ago 2
i'm a little concerned by the fact that she doesn't like "don't talk" by the beach boys.
fantasticvegetables 1 year ago
drink a beer everytime they say "like"
areposo 1 year ago 2
@areposo He says "like" 16 times LOL
XD
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@0000song0000 you must be drunk right now hahahaha
areposo 1 year ago
they'll make cute children
am I the only one who wonders
why John Lennon has no grandchildren yet? XD
(you better work on it, honey!)
0000song0000 9 months ago
She's beautiful, I bet she loves doing it doggy style.
Kinkoyaburi 1 year ago
I should have known he'd turn out as a hipster.
timoswanson 1 year ago 2
@timoswanson that's exactly what i was thinking..
sweetmay73 1 year ago
John seemed so old at 35. Seeing Saber Tooth tonight!
blazak 1 year ago
@blazak i was there too!
fantasticvegetables 1 year ago
@fantasticvegetables I posted a little clip of the Portland show on my channel.
blazak 1 year ago
@blazak not old; just a fully grown man...in forty years he lived such a varied lifetime that most of us don't experiece...
biggoodness 1 year ago
Plastic face?
taila1976 1 year ago
This YOko is prety!
pablocamarotte 1 year ago
She's smokin hot (Charlotte, not Sean)
TattooedCarrot 1 year ago 2
Aw I love the way they look at each other when the other one speaks :) I'm a fan of their group, GOASTT, and I love them both so much! Great video!
emilyheartspatd 1 year ago 2
This girl bores me to death.
immissworld 1 year ago 4
I think that people need to just shut up! Sean Lennon is a great singer. He has his own style and I love it! Every time I see him I see his father...its just so amazing how much they look alike. I really hope the best for him. His music should really get out there! I've never heard his music at all until now. He has an amazing voice! Keep on the good work Sean.
TanyaJT 1 year ago 5
@TanyaJT I think you might like Julian Lennon's music better - at least give it a try
katuroo 1 year ago
It's like hard like to believe like that this like young man like is the like son of the like most like creative like word-like-smith in the like English like language... like
zthetha 1 year ago
When I saw them in the bed I wanted to throw up. It's been done to death already, seriously!!
0892100 1 year ago
She needs to shut her mouth when she chws
acdcgnrmotcruerock 1 year ago 7
I met them both yesterday, we chatted a bit at their concert and they are REALLY amazing people. Charlotte is so nice and quirky, and Sean is very calm and silly.
Charlotte is not boring at all. It really frustrates me when people just judge without even had spoken to her.
UntaintedFollies 1 year ago 2
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TheAusi12 1 year ago
They make good music though
MrLOLAZER 1 year ago 2
Hipsterism at its worst! Bleh! OH YOKO!!!!
2bin 1 year ago 3
Who really wants to buy this crap and support the lifestyles of these pretencious, Starbucks-sipping, hipsters. So these can muse all day over crappy pop culture references while pushing self-serving rubbish for music. As you can see, I'm not much of a fan...
carbomb19 1 year ago
Whatever haters. Sean is an awesome musicians. His 2 records are great. Saw him live in Boston and he was fantastic.
PeruvianJew 1 year ago 3
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Yeah he would be great if he would just do his thing. But now he's hooked up with an oversized mouth model who he wants to be his Yoko Ono. YAWN!!!
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Almeallim 1 year ago
Sorry to break it to all of you...but...this won't last. They have no chemistry.
Synduatic 1 year ago
He seems like he actually knows (to some extent) what he is talking about, she on the other hand, though pretty, seems uncultured and extremely mundane. Yes, I appreciate their music, and yes, their sound is original, but their description of the music is so pretentious and trying so hard to be original and interesting that it is truly obnoxious. GOASTT keep making music, stop doing interviews.
privateer131 1 year ago
I mean neo-retro folk psychedelic SPEW
privateer131 1 year ago
do you think she'd be w/ him if he wasn't famous and wealthy and he w/ her cause she is a model..they are trying too hard to be avant guarde (spell?) thats how they come across, sean is surprisingly a good instrumentalist and her voice is decent,his voice kinda gets on my nerves a bit like he is trying to sound english or beatlesque..but he does seem to have a smidgent of talent..i wonder how long this will go on..the whole sabre tooth tiger thing is kinda too deliberate ..
MOSKII58 1 year ago
He really needs to lose the lisp.Sounds too feminine.
ThePatriot4usa 1 year ago 3
she chomps her gum like a horse and they are trying so hard to be hipster im throwing up.
james00081 1 year ago
WOW, So BORING!!!
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loner7sevie 1 year ago
IMO, It's really hard to take them seriously. I find her to be a mindless follower happy enough to be dating Lennon's son, and he, Sean, is trying way too hard to be his father.
Stop trying so hard to be different. Be you and the rest just falls into place.
silenceiseasy85 1 year ago 2
@silenceiseasy85 well said my exact sentiments..trying way to hard ..it comes off forced and phoney and a bit laughable..
MOSKII58 1 year ago
And, like If Sean Likes to say like alot..Like.
1980Invasiontour 1 year ago
she has amazing lips
Wixxina 1 year ago 5
... You know I do bet they make good music but in all honesty Sean seems nothing like his father. I really hate saying that because people constantly compare them, which is getting pretty old. Different personality wise I guess
akaworldwithoutwords 1 year ago
i have to add that sean is a wonderful musician by his own right, i like "friendly fire"
lol never mind i no longer have an opinion :D
akaworldwithoutwords 1 year ago
I want to punch her in the head. They make good music though.
PaperTiger91 1 year ago
Awwwhh, Sean reminds me of His daddy waddy when he was young! D:
1011TheGreat 1 year ago
Puffed up lips and a nose job! Teeth veneers!
gwyllem 1 year ago
what are they on? i want some
suebubbles 1 year ago
I am so disappointed... I bet she doesnt even know what his daddy did for this world or what he represented. Sean, you could do so much better. /: He is just trying to become famous because of his name, not for the right reasons, and thats sad.
yourlostlittlegirl 1 year ago
¿Acaso esta vieja podría dejar de mascar chicle como tortillera?
Moaxis 1 year ago 3
@Moaxis hahahahah ya se neta me desespera!
tracegirl1616 1 year ago
@rockstar7600 Real nice, You must really be quite a lovely person........
Eastonfan1 1 year ago
They both are wonderful and their music is so especial!
I love their album "Acoustic Sessions".
GREAT!
dulcinaandgnome 1 year ago
Fool Fools Fools, Sean Lennon is a Genuis in his own right, he plays and sings everything with style. Id worry about the Marley boys if I were you.
solomonsworld 1 year ago
He really knows to chose woman so much better than his father. What a mouth, she is just beautifull!
andrericeliano 1 year ago 2