McCartney Times

Like most of John Lennon‘s solo albums, Walls and Bridges came with its fair share of bumps along the way. And like much of Lennon’s work starting around the time the Beatles were working on the White Album, many of those bumps were spurred by Yoko Ono.

While recording the previous Mind Games in 1973, Lennon and Ono split up. His year-and-a-half separation from her became known as Lennon’s Lost Weekend, a fabled period that lasted way longer than a weekend, and included such figures as Ono’s personal assistant (with whom Lennon shacked up), Harry Nilsson and Phil Spector.
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John Lennon released his second No. 1 solo album, ‘Walls and Bridges,’ on Sept. 26, 1974.

Source: 41 Years Ago: John Lennon Gets Lost Among the ‘Walls and Bridges’