Double Fantasy
After falling out with David Geffen, whose Geffen Records had initially released "Double Fantasy", Ono moved future projects to Polydor Records, which initially released "Milk and Honey". EMI, home of Lennon's entire recorded output—including that with the Beatles—acquired this and all Lennon releases in the late 1990s. Predictably, the reaction to "Milk and Honey" was less fanatical than the one that afforded "Double Fantasy" in the wake of Lennon's death, but it was still well received, peaking at No. 3 in the UK and No. 11 in the US, where it went gold. Jack Douglas, who had co-produced "Double Fantasy" with Lennon and Ono, also had input into the initial sessions for "Milk and Honey", though Ono declined to credit him after their professional relationship soured following Lennon's death.