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The late Beatle's digitally remastered solo back catalogue is re-released on October 4 to mark the 70th anniversary of his birth.
The original remastered albums include John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, Imagine, Mind Games, Some Time In New York City, Walls And Bridges, Milk And Honey, Rock 'N' Roll and Double Fantasy Stripped Down.
Some Time In New York City restores the six live jam recordings while the new mix of Double Fantasy produced with Yoko Ono and Jack Douglas is packaged with the original version. The other original albums have no bonus tracks.
Also available are the CD and CD/DVD editions of the new Power To The People: The Hits compilation, a 4CD themed box set titled Gimme Some Truth (split into 'Working Class Hero', 'Woman', 'Borrowed Time' and 'Roots') and an 11CD Signature Box.
The Signature Box includes 13 previously-unreleased home recordings in addition to the original remastered albums, a disc of non-album singles and personal essays from Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon and Julian Lennon.
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