The chaotic way 'Back to Roots thr'

This is probably the weirdest record John Lennon, which was created during his lifetime. Under the pressure of a music publicist, 'Come Together' (the Beatles song) should be very similar to one installed by this publicists song ('You can catch me' by Chuck Berry) have had, he agreed with this, a record album, which should only contain items that have been moved from this publicists. Commenced the recordings with Phil Spector as producer, but soon ended in chaos (occupied by dialogues on John Lennon's 'Anthology'). John Lennon was then himself produced the album.

So there are now a well-established by John Lennon album with rock 'n roll classics without a single original composition. The pieces seem to me not all succeeded, especially the Chuck Berry numbers are played very slowly and stretched, but the shots have their charm. Of course, there is the voice of John Lennon, which carries the whole album. The new blend increases this impression. The sound has become more transparent, delicate nuances no longer lost in the mush of sound. Anspieltips: 'Stand by me', 'Peggy Sue', 'Baby Angel', 'Rip It Up / Ready Teddy' and 'Just because'.