Geoff Emerick (6 February)
| Title: | Lady Madonna - Anthology remix | |
| Credits: | John Lennon - Paul McCartney | |
| Recorded: | EMI Studios, London, 3 and 6 February | |
| Producer: | George Martin | |
| Engineer: | Ken Scott (3 February), Geoff Emerick (6 February) | |
| Location: | Anthology 2 - track 19, disc 2 |
The principal product of a brief flurry of recording activity in February 1968, just before the Beatles took off to India to study Transcendental Meditation, Lady Madonna became the Beatle's follow-up single to Hello, Goodbye, issued in March and, as usual, a worldwide number one.
This is a unique remix of some of the different takes and sounds that comprised the master, compassing Take 3 (the basic track of piano and drums with overdubs of guitar, bass, vocals and more drums) from 3 February and a "reduction" of this called Take 4, also with overdubs (particularly saxes), from 6 February.
| Title: | Lady Madonna |  |
| Credits: | John Lennon - Paul McCartney | |
| Recorded: | EMI Studios, London, 3 and 6 February | |
| Producer: | George Martin | |
| Engineer: | Ken Scott (3 February), Geoff Emerick (6 February) | |
| Location: | Past Masters Volume Two - track 5 |
A Paul McCartney song delivered with gusto, Fats Domino style, and recorded with a prominent horn section which included famous London jazz club owner Ronnie Scott. Lady Madonna was recorded in February 1968 for issue as a single on 15 March when the Beatles were in India studying Transcendental Meditation.