TL;DR: Members of the International Marxist Group heard John Lennon’s “Imagine” before its release. One of them revealed what he thought of the song.

John Lennon played “Imagine” for a group of communists before the public heard it. Subsequently, one of the communists told John he preferred one of his other political tunes. John agreed.

EXCLUSIVE: John Lennon's sister shares what to expect at Live Odyssey's new exhibition dedicated to her Beatles brother.

Well, imagine no more. “Give Peace a Chance: The Art of John Lennon” opens Friday at CV Art and Frame in Zionsville. Barbara Jennings, gallerist at CV Art and Frame, ...

Imagine John Lennon and Yoko Ono co-hosting a daytime talk ... and so was John … Yoko, being a conceptual art person, saw ‘The Mike Douglas Show’ as a conceptual art project.” ...

In October 1973, John Lennon - the man who seven years earlier whipped the Bible Belt into the Beatle Belt by proclaiming the Fab Four were "more popular than Jesus"- came off uncharacteristically ...

John Lennon's "Imagine" may be the most celebrated protest ... The famous couple originally met in 1966 at a solo exhibition for Ono's art, which included conceptual works like "Play It By Trust ...

In the new documentary “One to One: John & Yoko,” anti-war protesters beaten by police and deportation fights over free speech offer a Nixon-era window into today.