Yoko Ono, the iconic artist and widow of John Lennon, recently shared her thoughts on the Beatles' new song, "Now and Then," and how it evoked memories of her late husband. This touching revelation has sent ripples of nostalgia through the music world and among Beatles fans.
The song "Now and Then" has a unique history, as it was originally a demo recorded by John Lennon during the late 1970s. Yoko Ono decided to entrust this precious piece of music to Paul McCartney, one of the surviving members of the Beatles, with the hope that he could bring it to life in a way that honored John's memory. In an interview, Yoko Ono spoke about her emotions upon hearing the finished version of "Now and Then." She mentioned that it felt like John's spirit was present in the studio, and the song's lyrics and melodies brought back cherished memories.
The song "Now and Then" has a unique history, as it was originally a demo recorded by John Lennon during the late 1970s. Yoko Ono decided to entrust this precious piece of music to Paul McCartney, one of the surviving members of the Beatles, with the hope that he could bring it to life in a way that honored John's memory. In an interview, Yoko Ono spoke about her emotions upon hearing the finished version of "Now and Then." She mentioned that it felt like John's spirit was present in the studio, and the song's lyrics and melodies brought back cherished memories.
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