Short answers, pulled from the story.
Paul McCartney wrote the melody and harmony for Here There and Everywhere during early June 1966 at John Lennon's house in Weybridge. The final lyrics and structure were completed indoors after McCartney waited for Lennon to wake up.
Here There and Everywhere begins in the key of E major with a verse that opens on a G chord holding a G note. The progression shifts from I to ii to iii to IV, translating to G followed by Am then Bm and finally C before modulating down six semitones.
Recording sessions for Here There and Everywhere occurred over three specific dates: the 14th of June, the 16th of June, and the 17th of June 1966. Engineers recorded thirteen takes at Abbey Road Studios before capturing a satisfactory basic track for the band.
Mojo magazine ranked Here There and Everywhere fourth in its list of greatest songs released in 2000 while Rolling Stone placed it twenty-fifth among one hundred Beatles tracks in April 2004. Tim Riley called the composition the most perfect song McCartney had written up to that point.
The Fourmost recorded an early cover version in August 1966 while Emmylou Harris reached number sixty-five on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1976 with her rendition. Frank Ocean interpolated lyrics from the original into his 2016 song White Ferrari and Pat Metheny released a solo guitar interpretation on his 2024 album MoonDial.