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John Lennon - Dear Yoko (Home Demo 1980)

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Uploaded by on May 27, 2007

April 11,1980 - Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island.

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  • what kind of acoustic does he use?

  • @danny3flip

    this one should be a Martin D28, the same he had on Hello Goodbye video and used for all the acoustic recording on the White Album.

  • @danny3flip

    Paul McCartney bought the same guitar at the same time, he used the Martin D28 for the recording of blackbird and still uses it for most of the new recording and live, together with other new Martin D28 and other guitars iike Epiphone Texan. the one he used for the recording of Yesterday.

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  • Before youtube,there was lennon!!!

  • is this really john lennon?

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  • I doubt that this is John Lennon (although the voice is the same) since the very beginning of his guitar and he is half-transparent, you can see how the light from the lamp passes through it so I think this photomontage and video mixes, respectively.

  • @NarutoEX100 Yeah

  • @misscarly12 Yes

  • @johnlennon1970 buddy.....that's him!

  • @misscarly12 yeah this is from John Lennon: A Day in the Life, a collection of home movies

  • looks legit.

  • esta version con guitarra es mucho mejor

  • hhhhhhhhhhhhhh

    GOOD NET

    @2:51

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