Recording continued on the new album in January, with the first of many sessions for “A Day In The Life,” and then on February 1, they began work on one of Paul’s songs, “Sgt. “Penny Lane”/“Strawberry Fields” came out on Februafter a 196-day wait – the longest time between single releases since the start of their career. The Beatles’ previous single, “Yellow Submarine”/“Eleanor Rigby,” had been released in early August 1966, and so EMI were anxious for another. Recording for “Penny Lane” began two days before New Year’s Eve and was completed nearly three weeks later. Work continued on “Strawberry Fields Forever” during December, as well as recording sessions for “When I’m Sixty-Four” which was also to be included on the new album.
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