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How the song was commercially released

13
values
682
total uses

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All Values(13)

#ValueSongs% of total
1Song on album

An album-only track that was never released as a commercial single

184
27.0%
2Song on Anthology

Song appears on one or more of the Anthology discs (1995-1996 for volumes 1-3; November 2025 for volume 4). Alternate takes, demos, live recordings, outtakes, and new Jeff Lynne 2025 mixes (Anthology 4). Research all four volumes.

102
15.0%
3Song on Giles Martin remix

Song was remixed by Giles Martin for one of the deluxe anniversary editions (Sgt. Pepper 2017, White Album 2018, Abbey Road 2019, Let It Be 2021, Revolver 2022, Red/Blue 2023).

86
12.6%
4Song on compilation

The song was gathered onto an official compilation after its first release, on the Red and Blue albums, on 1, or on one of their reissues.

75
11.0%
5Single

Released as a standalone single not originally tied to any studio album

51
7.5%
6Song on Love

Song appears on the Love album (2006) - the Cirque du Soleil soundtrack of mashups and remixes by Giles and George Martin.

39
5.7%
7US single

Song released as a single in the US market.

37
5.4%
8A-Side single

The song was the primary promoted side of a standalone UK or US single release

30
4.4%
9B-Side single

The song appeared on the flip side of a single, typically supporting an A-side hit

20
2.9%
10US-only single

Song released as a single in the US but not the UK.

19
2.8%
11Song on EP

Released on a UK Extended Play seven-inch single.

20
2.9%
12Song on Let It Be... Naked

Song appears on Let It Be... Naked (2003), McCartney's stripped-down re-edit of the Let It Be album without Phil Spector's overdubs.

11
1.6%
13Double A-Side

Both sides of the single were given equal promotion - neither was a 'B-side'

8
1.2%