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The 19 pages that link to John Lennon, each with the reason it gives.

• British InvasionRelated: His songwriting and public persona helped define the Beatles’ impact in America.

• Singer-songwriterBroader topic: His songwriting moved between collaborative pop craft and autobiographical solo songs.

• LiverpoolBroader topic: Lennon was born and raised in Liverpool and remained closely associated with the city.

• George HarrisonRelated: Harrison’s bandmate and songwriting partner, Lennon helped shape the Beatles’ sound and history.

• George MartinRelated: Lennon's songwriting and sonic experiments became central challenges and opportunities in Martin's Beatles productions.

• Paul McCartneyRelated: His songwriting partnership with McCartney became the Beatles’ central creative collaboration.

• Music censorshipRelated: His song “Imagine” was removed from some US radio playlists after the September 11 attacks.

• SkiffleRelated: Lennon first performed publicly in the Quarrymen, a skiffle group.

• Ringo StarrRelated: Lennon shared songwriting and vocal duties with Starr on Beatles recordings.

• Yoko OnoRelated: Ono collaborated with Lennon on music and public peace campaigns, as well as sharing his life.

• Annie LeibovitzRelated: Leibovitz photographed Lennon shortly before his murder, producing a widely remembered portrait with Yoko Ono.

• Brian EpsteinRelated: Lennon’s partnership with Epstein helped establish the group’s early management relationship.

• Tim RiceCompared with: Rice’s work on All You Need Is Love connected his theatre career to a pop song written by Lennon and Paul McCartney.

• Timothy LearyRelated: Leary’s 1969 campaign slogan inspired Lennon’s song “Come Together,” though Lennon replaced its wording.

• A Day in the LifeRelated: Lennon wrote the verses, drawing on newspaper stories and personal observations.

• RevolverRelated: Lennon wrote or co-wrote several of the album’s most experimental songs.

• Alan ParsonsRelated: Parsons assisted with engineering work on Beatles recordings during Lennon’s time in the band.

• Michio KushiRelated: Lennon and Yoko Ono’s interest in macrobiotics brought public attention to the movement Kushi promoted.

• Paul Is DeadRelated: Fans interpreted lyrics and remarks by Lennon as evidence in the rumor.