John Lennon said The Beatles‘ “Revolution” was a statement about the Vietnam War and revolution in general. In addition, John said the song promoted nonviolence. Notably, the song performed ...
The Beatles’ manager, Brian Epstein, didn’t want them to write a song about the Vietnam War. Regardless, The Beatles released a classic rock song that reflected their feelings on the topic. In 1980, ...
When John Lennon introduced his multiple versions of the politically charged “Revolution” to the Beatles, it sowed seeds of discord among the Fab Four, worldwide, and more specifically, Nina Simone.
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