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    TheBeatles,'Yesterday'

    Writers:JohnLennon,PaulMcCartney
    Producer:GeorgeMartin
    Released:Sept.'65,Capitol
    11weeks;No.1
    PaulMcCartney'sgreatestballadholdsaGuinnessWorldRecordasthemostrecordedsongofalltime;
    sevenyearslater,therewere1,186versionsbyartistsasvariedasFrankSinatra,OtisRedding

    andWillie
    Nelson.ButMcCartney'soriginalreadingcutonJune14th,1965,atEMI'sAbbeyRoadstudiosin
    Londonremainsthemostbeautifulanddaringofall:afrankpoemofregretscoredandsungwith
    hauntedelegance.TherearenootherBeatlesontherecord.Nonewereneeded.GeorgeMartin's
    arrangementforastringquartetemphasizedloweroctavemelancholy,whileMcCartney'salmost
    whisperedvocalreverberatedwithlonginginthebig,darkspaceswheredrumsandelectricguitarswould
    havebeen.Themelody,hesaid,cametohiminadream:"Mydadusedtoknowalotofoldjazztunes,I
    thoughtmaybeI'djustremembereditfromthepast."McCartneyauditionedthesongforMartin,withthe
    workingtitle"ScrambledEggs,"inahotelroominParisinJanuary1964beforetheBeatleshadeven
    landedinAmericabutwouldnotrecorditforanotheryearandahalf."Wewerealittleembarrassed
    aboutit,"McCartneyconfessed."Wewerearock&rollband."ANumberOnesingleinAmerica,
    "Yesterday"was,inhisownwords,"themostcompletesongIhaveeverwritten."
    Appearson:Help!(Capitol/Apple)
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