C.H. Sission
-in 1993 was made a Companion of Honour for services to literature -Carcanet published all his poems, translations and prose writings -abandoned the writing of poetry at age of twenty -started again eight or nine years later on battleship off of Freetown
940 in Liverpool England-Winston Lennon was raised by mother, Julia, and Aunt Mimi-father worked on ship-July 15, 1958 John's mother was killed in car accident/ affected John emotionally-alcohol and music became big part of his life-lived with Aunt-in late 1960 started the group The Beatles-in May 1968 John got married to Yoko Ono -in February 1972, FBI believed that John was only staying in country to upset the Republican National Convention-upset government more when he talked about peace and for an end to the Vietnam War-October 9, 1975 Yoko gives birth to son, Sean Taro Ono Lennon-December 8, 1980 John was shot and killed after coming out of his recording studioPaul McCartney-James Paul McCartney was born on June 18, 1942 in Liverpool England-raised and educated at The Liverpool Institute-at 15 Paul met John Lennon-since 1990 Paul has traveled over 800,000 miles in concert through 22 countries-they set Guinness world record for largest stadium crowd of 184,000 in Rio de Janeiro-recently appointed Fellow of the Royal College of Music, the UK's highest musical award-developed interest in film-making-relaxes by painting, sailing and songwriting-Paul and his wife Linda have been married for 28 years-they have four children.
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