US EditionThe Beatles’ ‘Yesterday’ EP That Coincided With Controversy
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The Beatles’ ‘Yesterday’ EP That Coincided With Controversy
It was in the 1950s that record companies spotted an opportunity to release a new format that occupied a space between singles and long-playing records. Whereas singles were traditionally two tracks, and albums anything from 8 to 12 tracks, EPs (so-named to denoted “extended play”) had four tracks. Artists often released these as “bite-sized” album-tasters, and in some cases, they even released all the tracks from an LP on a series of EPs, as th…
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