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Come Together

"Come Together" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, written by John Lennon and credited to Lennon–McCartney. The song is the opening track on the band's 1969 studio album Abbey Road. It was also a double A-side in the United Kingdom with "Something", reaching No. 4 in the UK charts, as well as No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Genre
Blues rock · swamp rock · rock and roll
A-side
"Something" (double A-side)
Label
Apple
Length
4:19
Producer
George Martin
Recorded
21–30 July 1969

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Overview

Background and inspiration

Production

Commentary by band members and George Martin

Release and legacy

Lawsuit

Personnel

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Come Together

Nodes139
Edges138
Triples294
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014388
Components1

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Come Together

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related to background · 34
Come Together → Abbey Road, American, Among, Based, Beatles, Bed-ins, Berry's, California, Chuck Berry, Come, Governor, He, Here, In, In July, In May, January, John Lennon, Join, Leary
related to Other versions · 30
Come Together → B-side, Bad, Beatles, Book, CD, December, Future, Gallagher, Help, HIStory, It, Jackson, Jackson's, McCartney, Michael Jackson, Moonwalker, No, Noel Gallagher, Notably, Past
related to Recording · 29
Come Together → Abbey Road, Abbey Road Studios, April, At McCartney's, Emerick, Emerick's, EMI Studios, EQ, Geoff Emerick, George Harrison, George Martin, John, July, Lennon, Lennon's, McCartney, Phil McDonald, Ringo Starr, Shoot, Starr
related to Ike & Tina Turner version · 27
Come Together → Beatles, Billboard, Billboard Hot, December, Due, Greatest Hits, Honky Tonk Women, Ike, Ikettes, It, January, L'Olympia, Live, Madison Square Garden, Minit Records, November, Paris, Proud Mary, Rolling Stones, Singles
related to Lawsuit · 26
Come Together → Angel Baby, Before, Berry's, Big Seven, Big Seven Music, Bridges, Chuck Berry's, Great Rock, Here, In, John Lennon Sings, Julian, Lennon, Lennon's, Levy, Levy's, McCartney, Morris Levy, Rock, Roll
related to Overdubbing and mixing · 25
Come Together → Abbey Road, At Lennon's, August, Done, Emerick, EMI TG12345, EMI's, Fender Rhodes, Gibson Les Paul, Harrison, He, July, Lennon, Lennon's, Like, McCartney, McCartney's, Mixing, On, Overdubbing
related to Aerosmith version · 21
Come Together → Aerosmith, Aerosmith's, Aerosmith's Greatest Hits, American, Annual Grammy Awards, Another, Armageddon, Band, Billboard Hot, Bootleg, CD, Grammy, However, July, Live, Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club, Released, Sgt, The, Their
related to Release and legacy · 20
Come Together → A-side, Abbey Road, America, Anniversary, Anthology, Apple, Apple R5814, Apple Records, Beatles' EMI-distributed, Commercially, Harrison's, It, July, No, October, September, Something, The, UK, US Billboard Hot
related to Retrospective assessments · 14
Come Together → All Time, Beatles, Consequence, Entertainment Weekly, Four, Greatest Songs, In, Meanwhile, Mojo, NME, No, Paste, Rolling Stone, Ultimate Classic Rock
related to Gary Clark Jr. and Junkie XL version · 13
Come Together → Alternative Songs, American, Billboard Digital Songs Sales, Billboard Hot Rock, Dutch, Gary Clark Jr, Junkie XL, Justice League, No, October, September, The, Weekly

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song come lennon together released album also 1969 version band rock mccartney john single beatles best guitar recording recorded later

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Come TogetherA-side"Something" (double A-side)1.00infobox
Come TogetherGenreBlues rock1.00infobox
Come TogetherGenreswamp rock1.00infobox
Come TogetherGenrerock and roll1.00infobox
Come TogetherLabelApple1.00infobox
Come TogetherLength4:191.00infobox
Come TogetherProducerGeorge Martin1.00infobox
Come TogetherRecorded21–30 July 19691.00infobox
Come TogetherReleased6 October 1969 (1969-10-06)1.00infobox
Come TogetherSongwriterLennon–McCartney1.00infobox
Come TogetherStudioEMI, London1.00infobox
Come Togetherrelated to Aerosmith versionAmerican0.60section

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