The Beatles started recording the song in 1967, adding all the instrumentation and a saxophone part played by Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones. Lennon and McCartney added all of the crazy vocals in April 1969. Finally, it was released as the B-side of the "Let It Be" single in 1970.
John Lennon got the idea for this when he saw a phone book on Paul McCartney's piano.
McCartney: "My favorite Beatles track... because it's so insane."
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