On sunday, October 6 1968 The Beatles were on The Smothers Brothers with the historical performance of Hey Jude. The mics were live, and ALL instruments were on tape,but it was electrifying! It was actually a recorded performance on the British DICK CAVETT SHOW, edited for overseas telecast.
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George overdubbing as lead vocal on "Savoy Truffle"
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"Martha My Dear" was almost completed today featuring Paul.
Trident Studios, London
A new song written by George, "Savoy Truffle" was inspired by Eric Clapton's love for chocolate. George, Paul and Ringo worked into the wee hours on this date.
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Paul overdubbing as lead vocal for "Honey Pie".
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The Beatles returned to Trident Studios to record Paul's "Honey Pie".
Source: The Complete Beatles Chronicles
The Beatles single "Hey Jude" hits the top of the charts, it is over seven minutes long and was the longest song ever to hit No. 1, a record it holds to this day.