"One and One Is Two" is a song by the musical group The Strangers with Mike Shannon, released as their debut single in 1964.
[1][2] The demo of "One And One Is Two" was probably recorded in Paris in late January/early February 1964, with McCartney singing to an acoustic guitar and piano.
[3] It was recorded at the George V Hotel during the Beatles' concert series at the Olympia at the request of publisher Dick James.
"[3] The single "One and One is Two" with the B-side "Time and the River" was finally released on May 8, 1964, in the UK by The Strangers with Mike Shannon.
[3] The group released their second and final single, "Do You Or Don't You" / "What Can I Do", in December 1964, which also failed to enter the charts.