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Lennon Live THE PREEMINENT TRIBUTE TO JOHN LENNON “Lennon Live In Concert” Imagine it… back on earth by popular demand… for 1 night only ! John Lennon Live and In-Concert with a super star group of musicians performing a legacy of decade defining songs from his entire career ; Imagine, Just Like Starting Over, Power To The People, Revolution, Whatever Gets You Through The Night, Nowhere Man, How Do You Sleep, Give Peace A Chance, Gimme Some Truth, Happy Christmas, Instant Karma, I Feel Fine, Twist & Shout, I Am The Walrus, Strawberry Fields Forever, Come Together, Woman, Real Love, A Day In The Life, All You Need Is Love, In My Life, Nobody Told Me There’d Be Days Like These… and many others ! Lennon Live In Concert… an on-stage Celebration of, and Tribute to, one of the greatest songwriters of our time… and his music. Lennon Live is... Scot Arch who’s portrayal of John is so spot on that he was chosen and filmed against a green screen backdrop and used as the template for John Lennon in the 2009 “The Beatles Rock Band” game of Beatlemania Now ( beatlemanianow.com ) chosen and selected from the most Elite Beatles Tribute Acts in the Country, to re-create The Beatles 1st Concert in America at the same venue, the Washington Coliseum Arena in Washington, DC on it’s 50th Anniversary date February 11,1964, singing & playing guitars, piano & harmonica as “John” ( see attached photos & poster below ) Joe Mass of “Broken Arrow” a Tribute to Neil Young playing lead guitar & saxophone Mitch Schecter of Columbia Recording Artists The Rip Chords playing Percussion Acoustic Guitars & Mandolin Chris Moos playing keyboards, Michael Graziola playing Bass guitar and Roger Cox playing Drums Scot Arch [email protected] | 610-864-9672 LennonLive.net.

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