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    Who is John Lennon often said to have congratulated personally for putting an anti-war song at the top of the UK charts during the conflict in Vietnam?

    Question #116429. Asked by gmackematix. (Aug 01 10 7:15 PM)


    clarod

    		Rolf Harris

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7724596.stm

    the song was "Two Little Boys"

    Aug 02 10, 5:48 AM

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