Did John Lennon really say 'I sold my soul to the devil'?

Niezgoda starts his book with the well-known remark Lennon made to his friend Tony Sheridan in the mid-1960s: “I've sold my soul to the Devil. read more

When John Lennon said “I’ve sold my soul to the devil” in that period, he wasn’t saying he literally made a pact with the devil. As Coleman said, it was not a serious statement but a “chance remark.” Lennon was simply expressing regret at not being able to deal psychologically with his sudden fame as a Beatle. read more

Quote Originally Posted by Joel P.S. Allegedly, when the Stones sold their souls, the Devil insisted on having his attorney present at the negotiations. read more

The bridge on Rose Lane, Mossley Hill. Legend has it that there are specific places in the north-west where people should go to sell their soul to the Devil. read more