Mary Hopkin - Those were the days (1968)

Mary Hopkin

Apple 2

Side 1 Those were the days (Raskin)

Arr. Richard Hewson

Side 2 Turn Turn Turn (Seeger)

Produced by Paul McCartney

"Those Were the Days" was catalogue number APPLE 2 (the APPLE 1 number had been given to an unreleased version of "The Lady Is a Tramp" by Rodgers and Hart, recorded especially in 1968, for Maureen Starkey's 22nd birthday, as a gift from Ringo Starr, under the name of "The Lady is a Champ"). It was the second single to be released on the Apple label, the first — "Hey Jude" by The Beatles — had retained the sequential catalogue numbers used by Parlophone (in the UK) and Capitol (in the US). (in Wikipedia)