"Beatles for Sale" Session #7
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- Album Songs recorded during this session officially appear on the Beatles For Sale (Mono) LP.
- Studio:
- EMI Studios, Studio Two, Abbey Road
Songs recorded
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Recording • Take 1
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Recording • Take 2
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Recording • Take 5
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Recording • Take 6
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Recording • Take 7
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Recording • Take 8
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Recording • Take 9
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Staff
Musicians
- Paul McCartney:
- Bass guitar, Vocals
- Ringo Starr:
- Drums
- John Lennon:
- Rhythm guitar, Vocals
- George Harrison:
- Lead guitar, Vocals
Production staff
About
From Anthology 1 liner notes:
Seeking to complete Beatles For Sale, the Beatles scheduled the penultimate session for the album on Sunday 18 October 1964, having motored south from their Friday-night concert engagement in Hull and before returning north for a Monday booking in Edinburgh. In this one session the group started and finished Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!, I’ll Follow The Sun, Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby, Rock And Roll Music, Words Of Love and (not an album track but their next single) I Feel Fine, and they also re-made Mr. Moonlight and completed Eight Days A Week. All in just nine hours.
As the title suggests, Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! – which the Beatles had performed in Kansas City only a month earlier – was a medley of two songs, Kansas City and Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! Little Richard, who composed the latter, first coupled them in 1959. With Paul singing lead vocal, the Beatles captured the song in two takes – the master, on Beatles For Sale, was Take 1; Take 2 is issued here for the first time.
Last updated on June 4, 2021