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Elephant's Memory

Elephant's Memory (also billed as Elephants Memory, without the apostrophe) was an American rock band formed in New York City in the late 1960s, known primarily for backing John Lennon and Yoko Ono from late 1971 to 1973 under their Plastic Ono Band.

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Genres
Psychedelic rock, experimental rock, soul
Labels
Metromedia · Apple · Manticore
Origin
New York City, U.S.
Years active
1967–c. 1976

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Nodes41
Edges40
Triples85
Avg. degree1.95
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related to Work with Lennon and Ono, and later career (1972–1976) · 33
Elephant's Memory → Band, Chance, Day Telethon, February, Geraldo Rivera, Give Peace, Greenwich Village, Imagine, Jerry Lewis MDA Labor, Jim Keltner, John Ward, June, Known, Later, Lennon, Live, March, Never, New York City, Now
related to Formation and early career (1967–1972) · 20
Elephant's Memory → Blues Doctors, By, Carly Simon, Chester Ayers, Danny Adler, David Cohen, Guy Peritore, In, John Ward, Jungle Gym, Michael Rose, Michal Shapiro, Midnight Cowboy, Myron Yules, Old Man Willow, Rick Frank Jr, Stan Bronstein, Sussmann, Two, Zoo
related to Collaborations · 17
Elephant's Memory → Chuck Berry, Elephant's Memory BandLive, Infinite Universe, Island, Island Music, John Lennon, Jungle Gym At The, LP, Midnight Cowboy, New York City, Old Man Willow, Sky, Some Time, Stan Bronstein, The Tuneful Trolley, Yoko Ono, Zoo
related to Studio albums · 7
Elephant's Memory → Apple Records, John Lennon, No, Streets, Take It, US, Yoko OnoAngels Forever
Labels · 3
Elephant's Memory → Apple, Manticore, Metromedia
related to External links · 2
Elephant's Memory → DiscogsElephant's Memory, IMDb
Genres · 1
Elephant's Memory → Psychedelic rock, experimental rock, soul
Origin · 1
Elephant's Memory → New York City, U.S.
Years active · 1
Elephant's Memory → 1967–c. 1976

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band lennon elephant's memory ono album john 1972 1969 new york city 1973 released recorded yoko later rock 1967 1976

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Elephant's MemoryGenresPsychedelic rock, experimental rock, soul1.00infobox
Elephant's MemoryLabelsMetromedia1.00infobox
Elephant's MemoryLabelsApple1.00infobox
Elephant's MemoryLabelsManticore1.00infobox
Elephant's MemoryOriginNew York City, U.S.1.00infobox
Elephant's MemoryYears active1967–c. 19761.00infobox
Elephant's Memoryrelated to CollaborationsIsland0.60section
Elephant's Memoryrelated to CollaborationsSky0.60section
Elephant's Memoryrelated to CollaborationsThe Tuneful Trolley0.60section
Elephant's Memoryrelated to CollaborationsLP0.60section
Elephant's Memoryrelated to CollaborationsMidnight Cowboy0.60section
Elephant's Memoryrelated to CollaborationsJungle Gym At The0.60section

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