Beatles "Let It Be" Full Album
About "Let It Be" (1970)

In April 1969, the Beatles issued the lead single "Get Back" (backed with "Don't Let Me Down"), after which engineer Glyn Johns prepared and submitted mixes of the album – titled Get Back and subsequently rejected by the band. The project then lay in limbo as they moved onto the recording of Abbey Road, released that September. In January 1970, only four months after John Lennon's departure from the group, the remaining Beatles completed "Let It Be" and recorded "I Me Mine". The former was issued as the second single from the album in March 1970, and like all the albums recording to this point, was produced by George Martin.
When the documentary film was resurrected for a cinema release, as Let It Be, Lennon and Harrison asked American producer Phil Spector to assemble the accompanying album. Among Spector's choices was to include a 1968 take of "Across the Universe" and apply orchestral and choral overdubs to three tracks. His work offended McCartney, particularly in the case of the third and final single of the album "The Long and Winding Road". In 2003, McCartney spearheaded Let It Be... Naked, an alternative mixed version of Let It Be that removes Spector's embellishments and alters the tracklist. In 2021, another remixed and expanded edition of Let It Be was released with session highlights and the original 1969 Get Back mix, coinciding with The Beatles: Get Back, an eight-hour documentary series covering the January 1969 sessions and rooftop concert.
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