What was the first double A-side single?

Day Tripper/We Can Work It Out
The first official double A-side was released by The Beatles in 1965, when Day Tripper/We Can Work It Out spent five weeks at Number 1 at Christmas. John Lennon was passionate about Day Tripper being more of what The Beatles should sound like, while the label believed We Can Work It Out had a more commercial sound.

What is the best B-side of all time?

10 Best B-Sides Ever

• ’51st Anniversary’ (1967)
• ‘Yellow Ledbetter’ (1992) Pearl Jam.
• ‘Murder By Numbers’ (1983) The Police.
• ‘Carry Me Home’ (1977) AC/DC.
• ‘Shut Out the Light’ (1984) Bruce Springsteen.
• ‘Total Eclipse’ (1982) Iron Maiden.
• ‘Hey Hey What Can I Do’ (1970) Led Zeppelin.
• ‘I Am The Walrus’ (1967) The Beatles.

What were the Beatles double A sided singles in 1965?

It was 56 years ago today (December 6th, 1965) that the Beatles released their groundbreaking sixth album, Rubber Soul in America. Also released in conjunction to the album was the band’s first official “double A-sided” single, “We Can Work It Out” backed with “Day Tripper.

What are B-sides in Kpop?

Originally Answered: What are b-sides in K-pop? In kpop b-sides are all those songs in an album that aren’t the main title song and don’t get promoted as much as the title song of the album those.

Is BTS on ab side track?

BTS often uses their B-side tracks as an opportunity to experiment with light lyrics and funky choreography.

What does BSides stand for?

BSides means community, conversation, content, and career; BSides provides the building blocks to create and grow each of these things, and much more.

How many double A-sides have hit number 1 in the UK?

Look back at the 38 double A-side singles to peak at Number 1 in the UK, ranging from the first official one from The Beatles in 1965, until the most recent from McFly in 2007. WHAM! ©2018 Official Charts Company. All rights reserved.

What is a double A-side on the official chart?

The double A-side really is a beacon of a bygone era on the Official Chart. Technological advances mean it’s unlikely we’ll see two songs have joint billing at Number 1 again, but recent times have seen a new trend for releasing dual singles.

Will we ever see two songs at number 1 again?

Technological advances mean it’s unlikely we’ll see two songs have joint billing at Number 1 again, but recent times have seen a new trend for releasing dual singles. Look back at the 38 double A-side singles to peak at Number 1 in the UK, ranging from the first official one from The Beatles in 1965, until the most recent from McFly in 2007.