Released on The Beatles' 1996 anthology album Anthology 3, 'For You Blue' is a rare studio recording featuring the band's first use of the electric guitar in a ballad context. The track, written by John Lennon and credited to Lennon-McCartney, showcases the group's late-career experimentation with sound and texture while maintaining their signature melodic sensibility. Unlike many of their earlier acoustic-focused ballads, this recording incorporates a distinct electric tone that recontextualizes the song's emotional delivery. It stands as a significant song in the band's discography, offering listeners a glimpse into their final years of creative activity and technical evolution. The song remains a testament to The Beatles' ability to adapt their style across different eras and recording environments.