Eleanor Rigby

E44522

single song

"Eleanor Rigby" is a 1966 Beatles song known for its poignant string arrangement and lyrics depicting loneliness and social isolation.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	single → song →
A-sideOf	Eleanor Rigby / Yellow Submarine →
album	Revolver →
arrangementFeatures	string octet →
artist	The Beatles →
character	Eleanor Rigby (fictional character) → Father McKenzie →
chartPositionUKSingles	1 →
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100	11 →
composer	Paul McCartney →
countryOfOrigin	United Kingdom →
creditedTo	Lennon–McCartney →
doubleASideWith	Yellow Submarine →
featuresBackingVocalsBy	George Harrison → John Lennon →
featuresInstrument	cello → viola → violin →
genre	art pop → baroque pop → chamber pop →
hasCoverVersionBy	Aretha Franklin → Joan Baez → Ray Charles →
includedIn	Anthology 2 → The Beatles 1962–1966 →
language	English →
leadVocalist	Paul McCartney →
length	2:06 →
lyricalTheme	death → loneliness → social isolation →
lyricist	Paul McCartney →
notableFor	lyrics depicting loneliness and social isolation → poignant string arrangement →
orchestrationBy	George Martin →
performer	The Beatles →
producer	George Martin →
rankedIn	Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs of All Time →
recordedAt	EMI Studios, London →
recordingEndDate	1966-06-06 →
recordingStartDate	1966-04-28 →
recordLabel	Capitol Records NERFINISHED → Parlophone →
releaseDate	1966-08-05 →
songwriter	John Lennon → Paul McCartney →
subjectOf	musicological analysis →
trackNumberOnAlbum	2 →
yearOfRelease	1966 →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Beatles →	notableSong
Paul McCartney →	notableWork