his subsequent lack of productivity to a type of writer's block. As a result of the delay, recording for the score did not begin until 15 December. The sessions took place over three days at CTS Studios in London. Members of the George Martin Orchestra included violinists Neville Marriner and Raymond Keenlyside, viola player John Underwood and cellist Joy Hall. Aside from the brass band, other musicians contributed on church organ and tuba. Release Although The Family Way was released in January 1967, most commentators consider George Harrison's Wonderwall Music (1968), also a film soundtrack, to be the first solo album by a member of the Beatles. Unlike with McCartney's film score, Harrison directed and produced the recordings for Wonderwall Music, in addition to playing on the album. The Family Way was released on CD, in mono, in 2003. In 2011, a new remastered version of the soundtrack was released by Varèse Vintage. It featured the 1967 score in the original sequence, remastered from the first-generation stereo master tapes. It also included the unreleased stereo mix of "A Theme from The Family Way" as a bonus track. This piece was originally issued as the B-side of the 1966 UK/US single by the Tudor Minstrels. Track listing All tracks composed by Paul McCartney, arranged by George Martin. Original 1967 release Side one The Family Way Side two The Family Way 2011 CD reissue Cue 2M1 / 2M4 5M1 / 11M3 6M4 / 7M2 6M2 / 1M2 10M1 / 6M3 / 4M1 / 1M3 / 1M4 Love in the Open Air (7M3) 2M5 1M1 7M1 11M1 / 11M2 / 10M3 / 8M1 12M1 13M1 13M2 Theme from The Family Way References George Martin albums 1967 soundtrack albums Decca Records soundtracks London Records soundtracks Albums produced by George Martin Albums arranged by George Martin Comedy film soundtracks Drama film soundtracks