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October 14, 2011
Masterworks’ Lennon “Fantasy” Comes True
John Lennon famously rediscovered his muse in Bermuda after sailing to the island in 1980 — and now the Masterworks Museum plans to mark the former Beatle’s creative renaissance with a major commemoration of his local sojourn.Mr. Lennon wrote or compeleted all of the songs included on his albums “Double Fantasy” — which took its title from a freesia he saw at the Botanical Gardens — and the posthumously released “Milk & Honey” during a whirlwind burst of activity in Bermuda.He was murdered by an obsessed fan outside his New York apartment in December, 1980, just weeks after “Double Fantasy’s” release.“The album ‘Double Fantasy’ — subtitled ‘A Heart Play’ — was a collection of songs wherein John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono would conduct a musical dialogue,” said a Masterworks spokesman. “Lennon regarded the name of the Bermuda flower as a perfect metaphor for his relationship with Ono.”
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