"For No One" was recorded over the course of three different days in May of 1966 fairly simplistically. McCartney sang and played a rented clavichord, while Ringo Starr played the drums, tambourine, and maracas. Neither John Lennon nor George Harrison contributed to the track.
"For No One" was included on the 1966 album Revolver. The song was not released as a single.
All Musicwrote that "For No One" is "one of Paul McCartney's great ballads with the Beatles" and it is "one of the most inspired of the singer's whole career."
Another notable fan of "For No One" was Lennon, who called the song one of his favorites by McCartney and "a nice piece of work."
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