Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey RoadProducer: George MartinEngineer: Ken ScottPaul McCartney had taped a demo of The Fool On The Hill on 6 September 1967. During this evening’s recording session The Beatles began proper work on the song. Three takes of the backing track were recorded, followed by overdubs. By the close of the session The Fool On The Hill featured two pianos, drums, acoustic guitar, recorders and lead vocals.A reduction mix, numbered take four, was also made. A mono mix was made towards the end of the session, which drew to a close at 3am. The work in progress can be heard on 1996’s Anthology 2.Also present at the session were two Japanese journalists: reporter Rumiko Hoshika and photographer Koh Hasebe from the magazine Music Life. A number of photographs of The Beatles at work were subsequently published, and rehearsals of the song and interviews were also recorded.This is believed to be the first Beatles recording session attended by Yoko Ono. She was photographed on the day talking to her future husband John Lennon.