Milk and Honey

Personnel: John Lennon (vocals, guitar, piano, rhythm box); Yoko Ono (vocals, piano); Hugh McCracken, Earl Slick, John Tropea, Elliot Randall, Steve Love (guitar); Howard Johnson (baritone saxophone); George Small, Paul Griffin (piano); Peter Cannarozzi, Ed Walsh (synthesizer); Tony levin, Neil Jason, Wayne Pedziwiatr (bass); Andy Newmark, Yogi Horton, Allan Schwartzberg (drums); Arthur Jenkins, Jr., Jimmy Maelen (percussion); Gordon Grody, Kurt Yahjian, Carlos Alomar, Billy & Bob Alessi, Pete Thom (background vocals).
Producers: John Lennon, Yoko Ono.
Reissue producer: Yoko Ono.
Recorded at Hit Factory, A & R Studios & Sterling Sound, New York, New York, & The Automatt, San Francisco. Includes original liner notes by Yoko Ono.
Digitally remastered by George Marino (Sterling Sound, New York. New York).
Personnel: John Lennon (vocals, guitar); Yoko Ono (vocals); Earl Slick, Elliott Randall, Hugh McCracken, John Tropea, Steve Love (guitar); Howard Johnson (baritone saxophone); Paul Griffin , George Small (piano); Pete Cannarozzi, Ed Walsh (synthesizer); Wayne Pedziwiatr, Neil Jason, Tony Levin (bass guitar); Andy Newmark, Yogi Horton, Allan Schwartzberg (drums); Arthur Jenkins, Jr., Jimmy Maelen (percussion); Gordon Grody, Billy Alessi, Kurt Yahjian, Bob Alessi, Pete Thom, Carlos Alomar (background vocals).
Audio Remasterers: Sean Magee; Paul Hicks.
Audio Remixers: Steve Thompson ; Michael Barbiero.
Photographers: Lilo Raymond; Nishi F. Saimaru; Allan Tannenbaum; Kishin Shinoyama; Jack Mitchell.
Released four years after John Lennon's murder in 1980, this collection of previously unreleased recordings includes the artist's finished songs and demos, as well as contributions from Yoko Ono that reveal her growing confidence in the studio. It's a sign of the quality and amount of the couple's output that there's little, if any disposable material here. Highlights include Lennon's wide-eyed "Nobody Told Me," the poignant lilt of "Borrowed Time," and Yoko's endearing reggae lullaby, "Don't Be Scared." A brief but poignant interview with the couple, recorded mere hours before Lennon was shot, makes a sobering coda.