Julian Lennon

Listen, I certainly recognize that there's walls up without question.

Listen, I certainly recognize that there's walls up without question.

Listen, I certainly recognize that there's walls up without question.

There's some things going on. I mean, I've discussed this with Rebecca, who you met, my manager, and a few other people. You know, there's occasions where I'll be totally blanked. Like with the last album I came out with, Jude, which took, you know, in between five and 30 years to write and record. It was old songs and new songs that I wanted to balance the sound.

There's some things going on. I mean, I've discussed this with Rebecca, who you met, my manager, and a few other people. You know, there's occasions where I'll be totally blanked. Like with the last album I came out with, Jude, which took, you know, in between five and 30 years to write and record. It was old songs and new songs that I wanted to balance the sound.

There's some things going on. I mean, I've discussed this with Rebecca, who you met, my manager, and a few other people. You know, there's occasions where I'll be totally blanked. Like with the last album I came out with, Jude, which took, you know, in between five and 30 years to write and record. It was old songs and new songs that I wanted to balance the sound.

And it was at a time when I'd gone through a lot of changes myself and I had decided to finally be Julian. I'd been John Charles Julian Lennon all my life. But everybody had always known me as Julian. Even mum and dad called me Julian. So I'm like, you know, I want to be me finally. So by deed poll in 2020, I said, right, I'm going to be Julian now. And the album's going to be called Jude.

And it was at a time when I'd gone through a lot of changes myself and I had decided to finally be Julian. I'd been John Charles Julian Lennon all my life. But everybody had always known me as Julian. Even mum and dad called me Julian. So I'm like, you know, I want to be me finally. So by deed poll in 2020, I said, right, I'm going to be Julian now. And the album's going to be called Jude.

And it was at a time when I'd gone through a lot of changes myself and I had decided to finally be Julian. I'd been John Charles Julian Lennon all my life. But everybody had always known me as Julian. Even mum and dad called me Julian. So I'm like, you know, I want to be me finally. So by deed poll in 2020, I said, right, I'm going to be Julian now. And the album's going to be called Jude.

And the reason I called it Jude was it was finally not only an acceptance but actually – what's the terminology? I'm actually taking ownership, should I say, of the name Jude and what that represented for all these years. Yeah.

And the reason I called it Jude was it was finally not only an acceptance but actually – what's the terminology? I'm actually taking ownership, should I say, of the name Jude and what that represented for all these years. Yeah.

And the reason I called it Jude was it was finally not only an acceptance but actually – what's the terminology? I'm actually taking ownership, should I say, of the name Jude and what that represented for all these years. Yeah.

to other people and to me so anyway so i i you know that was the album was a biggie for me calling the album jude for starters inciting right hopefully positive things um um but the weird thing was you know i did uh i put this whole band together and i i i wanted to as an as a starter to go on all the TV shows that I'd always ever wanted to appear on.

to other people and to me so anyway so i i you know that was the album was a biggie for me calling the album jude for starters inciting right hopefully positive things um um but the weird thing was you know i did uh i put this whole band together and i i i wanted to as an as a starter to go on all the TV shows that I'd always ever wanted to appear on.

to other people and to me so anyway so i i you know that was the album was a biggie for me calling the album jude for starters inciting right hopefully positive things um um but the weird thing was you know i did uh i put this whole band together and i i i wanted to as an as a starter to go on all the TV shows that I'd always ever wanted to appear on.

For instance, in England, like Jules Holland, later with Jules Holland, which is the only live music show that I've watched all my life, literally. There's Graham Norton. And I'd done their radio shows, which is really, really weird. And we got on like a house on fire, and I performed live. And that all went down well. And then it was kind of like see you on the real show.

For instance, in England, like Jules Holland, later with Jules Holland, which is the only live music show that I've watched all my life, literally. There's Graham Norton. And I'd done their radio shows, which is really, really weird. And we got on like a house on fire, and I performed live. And that all went down well. And then it was kind of like see you on the real show.

For instance, in England, like Jules Holland, later with Jules Holland, which is the only live music show that I've watched all my life, literally. There's Graham Norton. And I'd done their radio shows, which is really, really weird. And we got on like a house on fire, and I performed live. And that all went down well. And then it was kind of like see you on the real show.

Producers turned me down. And, you know, and and same with a lot of the late night American shows got got just didn't they weren't interested. And, you know, I had, you know, I'd done the name change. I'd been away for 10 years. I'd called the album Jude. You know, there was a lot to talk about, you know, and a great deal more than I'm presenting right now.

Producers turned me down. And, you know, and and same with a lot of the late night American shows got got just didn't they weren't interested. And, you know, I had, you know, I'd done the name change. I'd been away for 10 years. I'd called the album Jude. You know, there was a lot to talk about, you know, and a great deal more than I'm presenting right now.