John Lennon

On December 10, 1971, John Lennon performed at the '10 for 2' concert in Ann Arbor, showcasing his deep commitment to social justice and political activism. This live recording came right after the release of his critically acclaimed album 'Imagine,' which hit shelves in September of the same year. 'Imagine' not only solidified Lennon’s solo career but also became an anthem for peace, echoing the spirit of the era amidst the turmoil of the Vietnam War. During this concert, Lennon was supporting political activist John Sinclair, who had been imprisoned for marijuana-related charges, highlighting Lennon's unwavering dedication to free speech and justice. This intersection of music and activism was hallmark to Lennon's legacy; through performances like this, he sought to merge art with change, captivating audiences not just with his songs, but with their powerful messages.

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