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Released on December 4, 1964, 'Beatles for Sale' is the fourth studio album by The Beatles. Amidst their grueling tour schedule, the band recorded the album in seven days between August and October 1964. The album features eight original compositions and six cover versions, reflecting influences from country music and Bob Dylan. The cover art portrays the band in a somber autumn scene in London's Hyde Park, capturing the weariness of the group during this period. Fun fact: The album's title was inspired by a remark from a driver who said he was working 'eight days a week,' leading to the song 'Eight Days a Week.'
