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| Julian
Lennon Valotte 1984 Atlantic Records |
Valotte O.K. for You On the Phone Space Well I Don't Know |
Too
Late for Goodbyes Lonely Say You're Wrong Jesse Let Me Be Me |
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| Well,
John was brutally taken from us, but we have his
son! Or so the record company wanted us to believe. So much so, that they forced poor Julian to sing like his father. It wouldn't be until 1989's Mr. Jordan CD that we would be treated to Julian's own singing style. Nevertheless, this is a very good, mature record from a man who's legacy became an unfortunate burden. The title of the last song on the album says it all. |
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| Julian
Lennon The Secret Value of Daydreaming 1986 Atlantic Records |
Stick
Around You Get What You Want Let Me Tell You I've Seen Your Face Coward till the End? |
This
is My Day You Don't Have to Tell Me Everyday Always Think Twice Want Your Body |
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| Reeking of commercialism, I still like this album. Julian was proving to be a very talented songwriter. | |||||||
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| Julian
Lennon Mr. Jordan 1989 Atlantic Records |
Now
You're in Heaven You're the One I Get Up Mother Mary Angillette |
Open
Your Eyes Make It Up to You Sunday Morning Second Time I Want You to Know |
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| Trying
to find his own voice, Julian released this album against the record company's
wishes. Finally breaking out on his own, singing in his own voice. I love this record! |
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