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“She's A Woman”
“She's A Woman” cover
Single by The Beatles
A-side "I Feel Fine"
Released 27 November 1964(UK)
23 November 1964(US)
Format 7"
Recorded Abbey Road Studios: 18 October 1964
Genre Rock
Length 3:03
Label Parlophone (UK) R5160
Capitol (U.S.) 5222
Writer(s) Lennon/McCartney
Producer George Martin
The Beatles singles chronology
"A Hard Day's Night"
(UK-1964)

"Matchbox"
(US-1964)
"She's A Woman"
(1964)
"Ticket To Ride"
(1965))

"Eight Days A Week"
(US-1965)
That's Paul with some contribution from me on lines, probably. We put in the words 'turns me on.' We were so excited to say 'turn me on' --you know, about marijuana and all that... using it as an expression.

—John Lennon, 1980

This was my attempt at a bluesy thing... instead of doing a Little Richard song, whom I admire greatly, I would use the (vocal) style I would have used for that but put it in one of my own songs.

—Paul McCartney, 1994


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