The Beatles 'Eight Days A Week' Vinyl 1965 45 RPM Record (G+) Free Shippin(R62)

Description: The Beatles 'Eight Days A Week/I Don't Want To Spoil the Party'Vinyl 1965 45 Record (G+) Album : Beatles For Sale B Side : 'I Don't Want to Spoil the Party' The Beatles Singles Chronology: 1) I Feel Fine (1964) 2) Eight Days a Week (1965) 3) Ticket to Ride (1965) John Lennons Opinion on "8 Days A Week " was That it Was "Manufactured" and not a True Beatles Song "Eight Days A Week Never was a good song" he said. " We struggled to Record it, and we struggled to make it into a Song. It was McCartney's initial effort, but I think we both worked on it, I'm not sure, but it was lousy anyway." Paul has a few Recollections - one is He Asked the Chaffeur "oh how've you been" and the Chaffeur said " Oh Working Hard, working 8 Days a Week" Paul told John what the Guy Said and John said "Hold me, Love Me" Free Shipping (R62)

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Artist: The Beatles

Record Label: A Records

Occasion: All

Case Type: Paper Sleeve

Vinyl Matrix Number: 5371

Inlay Condition: Good Plus (G+)

Format: Record

Record Grading: Good Plus (G+)

Unit Type: Unit

Release Year: 1965

Language: English

Record Size: 7"

Unit Quantity: 1

Number of Audio Channels: Unknown

Speed: 45 RPM

Composer: Lennon-McCartney

Release Title: Eight Days a Week/I Dont Want to Spoil the Party

Color: Black

Material: Vinyl

Catalog Number: 5371

Edition: First Pressing

Type: Single

Sleeve Grading: Good Plus (G+)

Producer: Sir George Martin

Era: 1960s

Instrument: Electric Guitar

Genre: Rock

Run Time: 2:44

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States