Hannover House Pacts with FB Media for North American Release of John Lennon Songs and Book with the Lennon Bermuda Collection (Hamilton, Bermuda) Legendary songwriter and performer John Lennon spent his last summer on the island of Bermuda as inspiration for his final two albums, "Double Fantasy" and "Milk and Honey." Some of Lennon's most beloved songs - and some enlightening new insights into his life and final months - are presented in the Music CD and Book release of "Lennon Bermuda." The two-CD music collection and 120-page book (and eBook edition) will be released in the United States and Canada by Hannover House (OTC: HHSE) on September 24, 2013, under an exclusive license with FB Media, Ltd. The Lennon Bermuda products covered under the Hannover House distribution venture include a 2-CD collection (34 tracks), a single CD collection (22-tracks), a 120-page book (and eBook), and a specially packaged collector's edition set. All of these items will be released to major retailers, book stores, specialty outlets, wholesale clubs and internet sellers beginning September 24, 2013. "John Lennon is a legendary songwriter and pop-culture icon," said Eric Parkinson, C.E.O. of Hannover House. "His name, image and music are world renowned, and we feel that these Lennon Bermuda products have tremendous commercial appeal as we move into the fourth-quarter holiday season. The single-CD item is attractive for mainstream music retailers such as Wal-Mart, the stand-alone book should perform well with chains such as Barnes & Noble, and the collectors set could be a great gift item for wholesale clubs such as Costco and SAMS. Overall, we think this is a very exciting and commercial product line." Additional content information, packaging graphics and product details will be released in the coming weeks as the consumer publicity, advertising and general marketing campaigns for the Lennon Bermuda items are launched. The following four products will be released by Hannover House under the distribution agreement with FB Media, Ltd.:
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