Between My Head and the Sky

album by Ono

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"Between My Head and the Sky" is an album by Yoko Ono, released in 2009. This album saw Ono resurrect the Plastic Ono Band moniker. The album was released during a period where younger musicians began remixing Ono's songs, acknowledging her influential fusion of pop and avant-garde styles.1

Yoko Ono is a Japanese artist and musician, known for her work in conceptual and performance art. She was also the wife and artistic partner of musician John Lennon. Her artistic career began in the 1960s in New York City, where she created interactive conceptual art pieces. She later moved to London, where she met John Lennon, and they collaborated on various projects, including music and films.12

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Yoko Ono
Later music career
…with Sean’s band IMA, and Between My Head and the Sky (2009), for which she resurrected the Plastic Ono Band moniker. Beginning in the 1990s a number of her songs were remixed by younger musicians, who acknowledged her fusion of pop and avant-garde idioms as influential. Ono also wrote a…
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…with Sean’s band IMA, and Between My Head and the Sky (2009), for which she resurrected the Plastic Ono Band moniker. Beginning in the 1990s a number of her songs were remixed by younger musicians, who acknowledged her fusion of pop and avant-garde idioms as influential. Ono also wrote a…
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