The box set, Power to the People, is set to be released on October 10 and includes 12 discs with 90 unreleased tracks from John Lennon and Yoko Ono. It features demos, home recordings, and live recordings, particularly from their 1972 One to One concerts at Madison Square Garden. A reimagined version of their 1972 album Sometime in New York City is included, and collaborators range from Elephant's Memory to Frank Zappa. Sean Ono Lennon produced the recordings, highlighting a strong message of peace in Yoko Ono's preface.
Power to the People is a 12-disc box set featuring 90 unreleased tracks, including demos, home recordings, jam sessions, and live recordings from John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
The box set's content includes a newly mixed version of their 1972 album Sometime in New York City and performances from the One to One concerts at Madison Square Garden.
Yoko Ono described the One To One concert as a manifestation of their commitment to grassroots politics, encapsulating their beliefs in Rock for Peace and Enlightenment.
Sean Ono Lennon oversaw the production of all recordings in the box set, which also features collaborations with bands like Elephant's Memory and Invisible Strings.
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