This 1984 collection of songs, compiled from tapes recorded during the sessions for "Double Fantasy," offers a final, intimate glimpse into the creative partnership of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. It showcases their distinctive songwriting styles and shared vocal presence.
- The album was released by Capitol Records on January 9, 1984, over three years after John Lennon's death.
- "Milk and Honey" features a blend of rock, folk rock, and singer-songwriter elements, reflecting the diverse musical tastes of both artists.
- Several tracks from "Milk and Honey," including "I'm Stepping Out" and "Nobody Told Me," received radio airplay following the album's release.
John Lennon and Yoko Ono were a politically active musical couple who first collaborated in the late 1960s. "Milk and Honey" was released posthumously in 1984, a decade after Lennon's murder.
Tracklist
