Come Together is a Beatles cover and the first single from the same named album. The duo performed both songs live in their concerts and promoted it at some TV-Shows. A live version was released on the album Live In Paris. A different version of the title track with an orchestra background is available on the soundtrack album All This And World War II. The Rolling Stones song Honky Tonk Women from the flip side was as well released as a single in 1976.
„Come Together“ is the most together single on the charts today. If you can listen to this record and keep together, you’re out of it, baby! — Billboard (February 21, 1970)
- Come Together 3:41
- Honky Tonk Women 3:10
Producer: Ike Turner
Photographer: Ed Caraeff
Release: January 1970 (USA) / February 1970 (Europe)
Region: Worldwide
Reissue: 1986 (Silver Spotlight Series)
Label: Liberty (91033 / 15303) / Minit (32087)
Format: 7“ Vinyl
Charts: USA: #21 (R&B) / #57 (Pop)
Album: Come Together
TV-Appearances: USA: Playboy After Dark (February 03, 1970) / Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert (March 16, 1974) / Germany: Beat Club (February 27, 1971)