John Lennon: Nothing's Gonna Change My World

It has been a quarter of a century since the world lost one of its greatest rock stars. Despite his untimely death on December 8, 1980, John Lennon left a profound mark on the music world through both his critically acclaimed solo work and his years in the 1960's with The Beatles, a band that continues to have one of the largest followings in the world over three decades since releasing their final album. Through intimate photographs, articles, quotes, and columns from the archives of The Associated Press, John Lennon's life, music and personality are all vividly captured in John Lennon: Nothing's Gonna Change My World. In the history of popular music, few artists have had a more lasting impact on both the music industry and listeners. John Lennon and The Beatles not only revolutionized the music of their respective eras, but they also conveyed thoughts on the political and social issues of their times and provided messages of hope in times that saw much heartbreak and loss during the Vietnam War. Longtime fans can now fondly remember the life of a musical icon through John Lennon: Nothing's Gonna Change My World. The Associated Press was founded in 1848 and is considered the backbone of the world's information system. The largest and oldest news organization in the world, it serves as a source of news, photos, graphics, audio, and video for more than one billion people every day through its 242 worldwide bureaus and the 1,700 daily, weekly, non-English, and college newspapers in the United States that utilize its services. The Associated Press has been honored with 47 Pulitzer Prizes and 28 photo Pulitzers.Associated Press Staff is the author of 'John Lennon: Nothing's Gonna Change My World' with ISBN 9781596701069 and ISBN 1596701064.