September 1968 ?
For Mary Hopkin
Last updated on October 2, 2021
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Session September 1968 ? • Recording "Those Were The Days" in other languages
Session Sep 03, 1968 • Recording "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
Session Sep 04, 1968 • Filming "Hey Jude", "Revolution" promo films
Some of the songs worked on during this session were first released on the "Le Temps Des Fleurs (Those Were The Days) / Turn! Turn! Turn!" 7" Single.
Mary Hopkin’s first single “Those Were The Days” was released on August 30, 1968, and quickly became a number-one hit on the UK Single Chart). She also recorded it in other languages for release in their respective countries:
We haven’t found any evidence when those versions were recorded, so what is on this page is purely guesswork.
So best guess is to consider that Mary’s vocals in those various languages were recorded in September 1968.
Written by Boris Fomin, Gene Raskin, José Carreras Moysi, Arturo Kaps Schoenfeld
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Written by Boris Fomin, Gene Raskin, Heinz Korn
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Written by Boris Fomin, Gene Raskin, Daiano
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Written by Boris Fomin, Gene Raskin, Eddy Marnay
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