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John Lennon's son Sean says the ‘younger generation' could forget the Beatles

The idea that the Beatles' vital discography could be lost to a generation seems unfathomable, but as time passes, new technology arises, and society inevitably changes, John Lennon's son, Sean Ono Lennon, says it's possible that the band could someday be forgotten.

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John Lennon's Son Sean Worries Younger Generations Are Forgetting The Beatles and His Dad

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John Lennon's son Sean gives rare update on mom Yoko Ono, 92

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Sean Ono Lennon fears the younger generation will forget legacy of his dad and The Beatles

Sean Ono Lennon, the only son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, is concerned that younger generations may one day not know about his father or The Beatles.

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John Lennon’s Son Sean Worries Younger Generations Are Forgetting The Beatles and His Dad

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John Lennon’s son worries Gen Z is forgetting The Beatles, and the music that made his dad famous

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John Lennon Dropped Clues He Was Ready to Quit the Beatles in This 1968 Hit

In “Glass Onion” from the 1968 White Album, Lennon references a number of the Fab Four’s recent hits. The lyrics drop nods to Beatles classics like “Strawberry Fields Forever,” “Lady Madonna ,” “Fool on the Hill” and “Fixing a Hole.”

John Lennon’s Plea For Peace Reaches The Top 10 For The First Time

John Lennon and Yoko Ono — under the moniker John & Yoko — hit the top 10 for the first time on a U.K.-based chart as “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” climbs again.

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John Lennon’s murder still cuts deep as fans gather in NYC to mark 45th anniversary

His music — and murder — echoes through the generations. John Lennon fans gathered in Central Park Monday on the 45th anniversary of his murder — with mourners including Gen Zers

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The Song That Gave Yoko Ono Comfort After Losing John Lennon: “I Didn’t Want People To Take It From Me”

There was one John Lennon song that managed to comfort Yoko Ono in the wake of her husband's death, "Grow Old With Me."