YOU MAY SAY
I'M A DREAMER
BUT I'M NOT
THE ONLY ONE
I HOPE SOMEDAY
YOU'LL JOIN US
AND THE WORLD
WILL BE AS ONE
Imagine: John Lennon
is a soundtrack album
of popular music
compiled
for the
1988 documentary film
Imagine: John Lennon
from songs written or
co-written by
John Lennon.
Originally released
that year as a double album,
it now remains available
on one CD.
Bridging his two
musical phases together,
as a member of
the Beatles
and a solo artist
similar to
George Harrison's earlier
The Best of George Harrison
Imagine: John Lennon
is a
career-spanning collection
of Lennon's many
musical highlights.
In addition
there are a couple
of heretofore
unreleased recordings:
an acoustic demo of
"Real Love"
taped in 1979
an alternative recording
of which would be finished
by the Beatles
for 1996's Anthology 2
and a rehearsal take of
"Imagine"
in mid-1971
before the final take
was captured.
It also features
for the first time a
clean-intro version of
"A Day in the Life",
that would appear later
on the CD release
of the Beatles'
1967–1970 compilation.
Imagine: John Lennon,
with its wealth of stock
Lennon footage
and self-narration,
proved to be a
well-received film
and its soundtrack
sold well in
the United States,
reaching No. 31
and going gold.
In the United Kingdom,
the album peaked
at No. 64.

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