yes Elton John knows every song by The Beatles because the Beatles are his favorite group and one of his top influances
No it's not. I'm a big Beatles/John Lennon fan so I know. What it's about is a place in Liverpool where John used to hang-out while he was a child, it is called 'Strawberry Field' but John later added a 's' at the end of Field.
The song was written by John Lennon and recorded at the end of 1966
There is controversy seeing as it is a "conspiracy theory" in later interviews with John Lennon concerning the topic he claimed to have said "cranberry sauce".
Reginald Dwight is Elton John's real name. Or his given name.
He said "Cranberry Sauce". It is kinda hard to mistake it... But, People Are Kinda Dumb These dAYS1!!!11
Strawberry Fields was a Salvation Army Children's home near to where John Lennon grew up.
In Central Park, there is a section called "Strawberry Fields" after the song "Strawberry Fields Forever" written by him during the Beatles days. In the middle of Strawberry Fields, there is a memorial mosaic saying "Imagine" after his song "Imagine." It's called Strawberry Fields and is located in Central Park, New York City, NY.
Being in the Beatles. Being John Lennon. Writing Strawberry Fields Forever. They're accomplishment enough.
Strawberry Fields was a Salvation Army camp near John Lennon's house which he visited when was a younger
No it's not. I'm a big Beatles/John Lennon fan so I know. What it's about is a place in Liverpool where John used to hang-out while he was a child, it is called 'Strawberry Field' but John later added a 's' at the end of Field.
John Lennon
No. At the end of Strawberry fields forever, you can faintly hear John saying "cranberry sauce". Believers of the 'Paul is Dead' conspiracy claim that he is saying "I buried Paul" but that is not true.
Strawberry Fields Keeping the Spirit of John Lennon Alive - 2009 was released on: USA: 9 April 2009
Strawberry Fields Did you know:John Lennon fans gather at the Strawberry Fields Memorial each year on December 8, the anniversary of his death.
During the fall of 1966, when he was in Spain making How I Won the War with Michael Crawford and Richard Lester. A gate outside the house where he was staying had a similar look to the gate at Strawberry Field, and it reminded him of his boyhood.
Strawberry Fields in Central Park.
The song was written by John Lennon and recorded at the end of 1966