'A Summer Song' was played on Juke Box Jury and guest-judge Ringo Starr assessed the track as a 'miss' (i.e., flop), with no U.S. single features unisonant singing throughout. The UK single version opens with Chad and Jeremy trading vocals while the U.S. 'A Summer Song' was issued in both the UK and the U.S. The selection was one of a number to be included on the Yesterday's Gone album recorded at CTS Studios Bayswater in June 1964 under the production auspices of Shel Talmy, with Johnnie Spence conducting the orchestra. Or so we thought.you never can tell, can you?' 'We never thought 'Summer Song' could possibly be a single,' Chad recalled another time. Chad liked the song and later re-wrote the middle, and we all reworked the lyrics, as you hear it today'. Metcalfe said: 'We performed it one night at Tina's (a Bistro in Piccadilly London) when Chad was visiting. On The Steel Pier Radio Show, Stuart recalled that his collaborators on 'A Summer Song', Clive Metcalfe and Keith Noble, were a musical duo linked to Pink Floyd with whom he and Jeremy Clyde had become friendly, and that 'A Summer Song' was written and composed in Stuart's flat in London: 'We were sitting around jamming on four chords and we came up with 'A Summer Song'.' Clive Metcalfe wrote the melody late one night and Keith later added lyrics. However, 'A Summer Song' eschews the Merseybeat sound of 'Yesterday's Gone' in favour of a gentler folk-influenced arrangement, with the lyrics also being wistful in tone.

Like the duo's breakthrough selection, ' Yesterday's Gone', 'A Summer Song' is a reminiscence of a summer romance.

The song was written by Clive Metcalf, Keith Noble and Chad Stuart. 'A Summer Song' is a 1964 song by the English pop music duo Chad & Jeremy.

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