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- 1"You May Say I'm a Dreamer" Art Show Opens Saturday at NCRD Gallery▼“You May Say I’m a Dreamer” Art Show Opening Saturday Oct. 10 at North County Recreation District Gallery
The North County Recreation District Gallery is opening a new art exhibition titled "You May Say I'm a Dreamer" on Saturday, October 10. The show takes its name from the lyric in John Lennon's "Imagine." Further details about the featured artists or works were not provided, but the opening marks a new cultural event for the Tillamook County area.
- 2John Lennon's Imagine Getting Fresh Attention Online●# music # radio # zoo # rock # best Imagine — John Lennon: https:// youtu.be/VOgFZfRVaww The Flux Fiddlers, Ultimate Mix
John Lennon's classic peace anthem Imagine is being shared and listened to again, with the 2018 Ultimate Mix featuring The Flux Fiddlers circulating alongside playlist links on music and radio channels. The remixed version, overseen to mark the song's legacy, is drawing listeners on YouTube and Spotify as fans revisit one of the most iconic songs in rock history.
- 3Beatles radio spins rare early Quarrymen recording●🎵 Sonando en NO ES BEATLES RADIO DOT COM 🎵: Hello Little Girl 👤 The Quarrymen 💿 At Home ⏳ 00:01:48 #radioforra #nowplayi
Online station No Es Beatles Radio is playing "Hello Little Girl" by The Quarrymen, the Liverpool skiffle group that became the Beatles. The track, from the "At Home" release, highlights John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison's earliest pre-fame recordings, which continue to draw curiosity from Beatles fans and collectors worldwide.
- 4Joint Radio Blues Rock spins John Lennon classic●Now playing on 🎸 Joint Radio Blues Rock: 🎵 John Lennon - (Just Like) Starting Over Can't get enough of this one. Listen
Joint Radio Blues Rock is currently airing John Lennon's '(Just Like) Starting Over' on its live stream, telling listeners the station can't get enough of the track. The station, which focuses on blues and rock, is inviting fans to tune in online. Lennon's 1980 single remains a staple of classic rock playlists worldwide.