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Find: in Track Title Artist Authorship Vocals Initially released on Primary release Recorded Released Remarks     AND in Track Title Artist Authorship Vocals Initially released on Primary release Recorded Released Remarks    AND            in Track Title Artist Authorship Vocals Initially released on Primary release Recorded Released Remarks ( Match only the beginning of the search fields)      Any Release Status Bootleg Official Sort By: Recorded Title Time Artist Vocals Released Authorship Initially released on Primary release Order in Day Please note: If entering dates above, use mm/dd/yyyy format. Sample searches < Prev Record |Back to search results | Next Record > Track Details (Track Details page glossary) Title Something (45 mono reduced version) Artist The Beatles Vocals G Authorship   H Time   0:02:59 Recorded   05/02/1969 Order in day 4 Initally released on 45: Something/Come Together (Australia) Release date 10/16/1969 Release Status Official Primary location in my collection 45: Something/Come Together (Australia) Remarks Recording of overdubs on this remake take 36 started on May 5, 1969 when George and Paul retaped their guitar and bass tracks respectively. On July 11, 1969 George added lead vocals and it was mixed into stereo and a (later omitted) instrumental ending part was shortened and at this point it was called take 37. More vocal, backing vocal, and handclapping overdubs were added on July 16, 1969 and it became take 39. String overdubs were added on August 15, 1969. This was George's first (and last) A sided 45 with The Beatles. In the UK and Europe The Ballad Of John And Yoko/Old Brown Shoe was the first single issued in stereo though in Australia and some other countries the stereo mix was reduced to mono for subsequent single releases. © Mark Lawson (since 2004). All rights reserved.