 A year later, the track saw release in the U.K. as the B-side of their immensely popular single, "Lola" although a Dave Davies-penned track, "Mindless Child of Motherhood", was the American B-side.The "Lola" single hit #2 in Britain.Upon purchasing the "Lola" single, Pete Quaife (who had quit the band by the single's release date) was shocked to hear "Berkeley Mews" on the flipside.