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Did Bob Dylan confront John Lennon through song? Countless music historians (and Lennon himself) certainly thought so.

Revisiting comments made by John Lennon about The Beatles song 'Twist and Shout' which "nearly killed" his voice after he recorded the track.

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John Lennon never shied away from singing his truth, and his classic "Scared" faced down his paralyzing fears.

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John Lennon disliked one Beatles song he wrote. He admitted anyone could hear how upset he was in the recording process.

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John Lennon considered a Beatles song to be one of his best examples of writing. It took him months to get to that point.

John Lennon blamed Paul McCartney for the way 2 Beatles songs sounded. He believed McCartney tried to destroy them.