Ten Interesting Facts About The Beatles' Let It Be Album

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Funny! Speaking of the long and winding road I was wondering whether you'd possibly a video explaining why it was written because I'd find it quite fascinating, if you're still going to do videos like that.

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Cute, very cute. Please be careful of the ground you are treading. I saw a movie where the protagonist sang/performed things from memory. He didn't alter his past. He stayed true(as best he could) to the original. He breathed new life into an audience hungry for the sounds. He was aware of that ground. He respected the Holly past.

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[@samuelborsellino2553]

I just like to think that “The End” was their last song, and thus I say that “Abby Road” is their last album.

[@str.77]

The End was indeed the final Beatles song.

[@georgeharrisonisrestinghis2703]

@ElyC West yeah i me mine is one of my favorite songs

[@Srcsqwrn]

I wish Billy Preston stayed as a Beatle.

[@ferdiahunt9899]

The End was the last song that all 4 of them recorded together in August 1969 a month before john quit. I me mine was recorded but needed overdubs and this was done in January 1970 by Paul George and Ringo as john had already quit so tecnically soekaing The End is the last song they recorded as a band but I me mine was the last song to be finished

[@jothaman3555]

*their

[@tobymcc9088]

Abbey road should definitely be considered the last Beatles album in my opinion

[@MrDaiseymay]

The last track says it all, there couldn't be a better closure line in 'THE END'----'the love you take is equal to the love you make'

[@dayshawna]

well it is, it was the last recorded beatles album, just not the last release.

[@panneetantinukul5658]

No. Abbey roads was the last.

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

Yeah true but Let It Be is like a final statement. A plea from the band to the fans that when it comes to their breakup, just Let It Be.

[@panneetantinukul5658]

@Felipe M You are so right.

[@julianwalch3567]

In my opinion "Don't Let Me Down" is one of the greatest R'n'R songs of all time.

[@petecowling702]

Definately one of their best, and generally underrated!

[@teabone8410]

@@petecowling702 Its actually not that underrated. The Video of Dont let me down has nearly 300 Million views here on yt xD

[@lou-jg2mk]

its definitely worth more hype

[@papadopp3870]

louise_xo I agree! I love that song and it is a main memories from the film “Let it Be” when was shown in first run in ‘69. I didn’t realize so many people thought it cool! If memory serves, I think it was the first new Beatles song in the film. For the punters who would say “Don’t Let me Down” isn’t rock and roll, think about this: any ‘50s/‘60s pop song that has only two chords qualifies as, at least, aspiring to “rock and roll” status.

[@Goomer]

Billy Preston was in The Beatles and The Rolling Stones at the same time!

[@daBEAGLE1017]

BP had a sad life due to not being able to come to grips with who he was in life. Sad, he was a great musician.

[@zep1021]

Shine a Light is his best contribution for the Stones.

[@Goomer]

@James Buckingham I think you're right, I stand corrected.

[@Goomer]

@James Buckingham I'm 63, I guess I was going by memory...lol.

[@ipsurvivor]

Goomer - Get Out Of My Emergency Room?

[@braemtes23]

Let It Be has always been an underrated album, yet it produced three of the Beatles number one hits: Get Back, Let It Be and The Long and Winding Road.

[@mk32776]

The stripped-down "Across the Universe" version on Naked is the best on that album.

[@msalzberg4962]

Except they stripped out the women's voices, which the Beatles *specifically* wanted, and got rid of the coda to Get Back. Personally, I think the version of Don't Let Me Down on Naked is far superior to the previous release.

[@eltatoyo9211]

Agreed, natural, raw, and without the horrid sugar coating. Can't wait for the new film.

[@silverapples4197]

single version of accross the universe lacks strings too.

[@msalzberg4962]

@@silverapples4197 I don't mind stripping out the Phil Spector crap that was added later, but the female voices were specifically added by the Beatles at the original recording session. Spector was such a wrong choice for the Beatles.

[@strothermartin5368]

@@silverapples4197 I've got a feeling, on the original Let it be was way better that LET It Be Naked.

[@ferdiahunt9899]

It is funny tho how Paul and Ringo are saying how friendly the sessions were and how much fun it was yet John and George always said it was very tense and alot of arguing with John even describing the sessions as 'Utter Hell'

[@EdKazO-Vision]

Even Phil Spector couldn’t ruin Let it Be, although he took his best shot.

[@TunaFreeDolphinMeat]

Lol

[@TheCinnaCat]

"Shot?" I see what you did there.

[@jaelge]

@xxx xxx: Thank you. I get sick of hearing Spector denigrated for picking up the Beatle's slack and making Let It Be palatable. He, in fact, did exactly what a producer is supposed to do, polishing out rough spots and covering mistakes. Much of it was out of key and the singing flat because of John's being stoned on Junk and Paul high on Cannabis. If the lad's had given a shit they could've been bothered to stick around and finish the project, but like they were apt to do they plunked the un-fun work in someone else's lap and pranced off to the next shiny object.

[@bloozedaddy]

Crissakes at least get the name right. It's Glyn Johns.

[@HowlinAndyDE]

You know why i love that Channel? Not only it's made with Love, Passion and Beatles... but your voice gives me the chills. I could listen to you talk for hours!

[@stargirlzx]

isnt he great ?

[@navneetrajpoot6231]

let it is lucky for me, and always lifts my mood

[@wesleyalan9179]

Absolutely ✌

[@cynicalwho4039]

A fantastic album. Dig A Pony, I Me Mine, Across The Universe are standouts for me as well as Dig It. Dig it is one of the most underrated Beatles songs ever, I was sad to see it left out on the naked version but glad we have the full original version in the movie. Don't Let Me Down isn't actually on the album but from the era and that song remains today to be my favourite Beatles song ever!

[@cynicalwho4039]

@slip satch Yeah, I'm not so fond of Maggie Mae but Dig It is certainly a hidden gem, just listen to John on the Fender VI bass!

[@Riz2336]

Let It Be although not being my favorite Beatles album it's solid though, especially the naked version I way prefer that version over the original

[@Amquacktador]

same

[@ThePython666]

I agree

[@bookashkin]

Check out the original mixes (start with 1) by Glyn.

[@peach495]

Agreed. got rid of the original after hearing "naked".

[@drwinston3610]

Let it be would be great album without shits like Dig a pony,Dig it,Maggie May. Dont let me down and Old Brown shoes would be better option.

[@SAK59]

I remember seeing the "Let it Be" Documentary at the theatre. I didn't know that it was rare. But I remember I was left with a feeling of sadness - in fact, I can still feel it all these years later. Thanks so much for these very informative videos!

[@cataldoareno909]

Across The Universe is the best song in the album. Who agrees?

[@thaiscovo9408]

Noups

[@tammichenard1024]

I don't agree

[@tammichenard1024]

I don't agree

[@atomheartmother7906]

Wow I didn’t know about this documentary!! The Beatles nerd in me is so excited! Great video ❤️

[@Detroit1967]

Fun fact: In January 1970 Paul, George and Ringo got together in the studio to work on I Me Mine. Ringo also added some drum overdubs later on.

[@underdog1117]

Don't forget yoko was driving everyone crazy..screaming in the background of songs.sitting on amps.putting her two cents in .sleeping on a mattress in the studio.and more. don't forget that ..

[@Rockhound6165]

Get Back showed that was not the case.

[@underdog1117]

@@Rockhound6165 Get back did not show you all the annoying things yoko did. And believe me there’s plenty of them just search for them on KZbin

[@ArmanBaig]

Let It Be is my favorite Beatles album, and one of my favorite albums overall. Two of Us is a happy and fun acoustic track, reminiscing on our childhoods. Dig a Pony is a classic, original, rock song, with an amazing riff, solo, and (nonsense) lyrics from John and Yoko. Across the Universe is just beautiful in every way. One of my favorite songs ever. I Me Mine is a great George track that shows the tension and crumbling of the band and their egos. Dig It is fun improvised wordplay that leads into Let It Be. Let It Be is one of the best songs ever recorded. Maggie Mae is a fun reference song to their early days, one of the first songs Julia (Johns mother) taught John. I’ve Got a Feeling is a great collaboration between Lennon and McCartney that is also a classic rocker, like Dig a Pony. One After 909 is also a reference to the early days, as its one of the first songs they recorded as a group, rehashed as a rock song. The Long And Winding Road is an emotional love song that demonstrates heartbreak and loneliness. For You Blue is an admittedly quirky song but still fun wordplay from George. Get Back is a rocky classic that really gets you hyped and singing. Don’t Let Me Down (not on the main album but released as a single and the remake album) is a beautiful love song written by John about Yoko. Overall I absolutely love this album. Many of the tracks refer to the past and the “good time” as John puts it in I’ve Got a Feeling. It was them knowing the band would be over soon, as they were all miserable during those times, but at the same time enjoying their music. There’s one word that represents everything on this record. Every song. Every note. The one word that describes this album perfectly is: Bittersweet. Because it was soon after that the Beatles were over.

[@lorissantarsiero5849]

Honestly let it be and abbey road were just great albums to end it on bittersweet for sure but at least they seemed to go out on a high note and with bangers overall. Sadly too many bands let the tension and fame eat at them away resulting in mediocre follow ups.

[@davidgrigorjan4493]

They could've released all 50 hours of footage and us fans would still watch every single minute of it

[@badczech8485]

... and then cry because it wasn't long enough! 😏

[@TheShadyNoodlesShow]

@@badczech8485 well I can for sure say that I felt that way after only 7 and a half hours!

[@maplejames6992]

I didn't know about the Peter Jackson film coming out, and now I CAN"T WAIT!!!

[@percentsteam5811]

Dig a Pony is very underrated. It’s one of my favorites on the album

[@MrApplesoggy]

Yeah I agree, Lennon dismissed it as trash but it's a great riff and even if the lyrics don't make sense, whatever, they paint a picture

[@Mario_11]

Yeah I really love that song. One of the best in the album

[@brucelee9528]

A heavy heavy tune

[@jeffreygranger6913]

@@MrApplesoggy The lyrics weren't supposed to make sense. John was making fun of all those people trying to find hidden meanings in his lyrics. He gave them something to work on in that song!😆

[@badczech8485]

I *tried* to dig a pony once... but the damn thing wouldn't hold still! 😉

[@MrModway]

A remaking of the movie “Let it be “ .. still waiting on that 2020

[@ChickyParm1972]

Thank you so much for this awesome 👏🏻 and informative video! You’re the best -I’ve enjoyed every one of your KZbin posts! Please keep the great content coming!

[@MrBannystar]

This presenter has a very soothing voice. I almost slipped in to a comfortable deep sleep (but in a relaxing way, not due to boredom!).

[@tdub7130]

Great video!!! I can't wait for Peter Jackson's movie to release!!!

[@hungfao]

It seems entirely fitting that 'The End' should be their final song. It wraps up the journey brilliantly.

[@christrontherobot4100]

I always imagined let it be first, then abbey road, that way it can say "let it be the end"

[@larydixon4824]

Hello my friend, it is indescribably refreshing to watch the video without having to listen to the mumbo jumbo at the end.. Thanks for sharing this great video as a stand alone piece... Lary

[@GameyRaccoon]

I've been here since 300 subs and I've love, love, loved every minute

[@rwbpiano]

Some classic songs on Let It Be. I do wish the Beatles had gone all-in on Across the Universe and given it the attention it deserved.

[@yohannbiimu]

I'm going to be 58 this year and I remember the Beatles breaking up, but I guess I hadn't been all that aware of what the Beatles WERE. I'm sort of discovering these guys and their music now, and your videos are a good source for that. Thanks.

[@minstrelofMir]

wow your late im age55 and i started a beatles copy band in 1975 (age11) with hands that only half opened and were twisted,,it opened my left (my main ever since,even mouse left handed ) so i always say "the beatles saved my hands"unlike any other band it made sure i was a song writer and of different styles,the beatles gave us all that,,i taught and helped many,,couple became music teachers,daughter was national champion at singing,,her daughter im now teaching to multi track record her songs shes age11 (played and written since age5) my point being it spreads,and my grandson got a new bass for xmas,,its good for kids these days too

[@yohannbiimu]

@@minstrelofMir Well, it's like this, I had a mother who considered "rock 'n roll" as literally the devil. She wouldn't even tolerate Chicago. The "hardest" album in our house for the longest time was from The Carpenters. So, you can imagine how The Beatles would definitely be verboten. She's now eighty-something and has mellowed A LOT, but it was hard following the music scene 50 or so years ago.

[@parati9032]

Nice work, HollyHobs! The rooftop Beatles performance was just awesome, the people were all looking everywhere to see where the band was coming from! One of their Best performance ever! Always Love u George!

[@mastermind0981]

The organ guy has a nice smile, no wonder he comes off as someone with good vibes.

One after 909, and I’ve Got A Feeling are the best on this album. IMHO

[@wevarts1]

Good stuff. Stuff I hadn't known before. Which is great!

[@jaelge]

Criticize Spector if you must but he did a damned fine job considering the mess he was left with. The Beatles walked away and left him to his own devices. I'm impressed with his minimalist approach in light of the fact that he was the father of the Wall Of Sound recording technique.

[@israco89]

Nahh to much unnesessary orchestations, Let it be... Naked is much better

[@chairmanmeow3693]

I totally agree. Everyone wants to knock the work he did and praise the Naked version. I actually prefer Spector's

[@SeanOkkotsu]

Thanks for your hardwork man on this humble channel!!!

[@SpiritedSpy]

to me, let it be will always be the last album, and the name fits that. let it be. let the band be.

[@buddhamus]

"Let It Be" is my favorite Beatles album of their "official" releases, but I think "Let It Be...Naked" is the better version of those recordings. The only things I didn't like about it were the title and the running order of the songs (as I was use to the running order of the songs on the original album). I have an old bootleg VHS copy of the film "Let It Be" and had been hoping they would release an official DVD of the film. Looking forward to seeing a new version of the documentary.

[@stevendouglas786]

I always loved they're version of Besame Muso When just jamin and having fun Scully

[@maxime1776]

You’re amazing, I love watching your videos!

[@int53185]

The really amazing thing is that all that was recorded on video and audio was done in 17 days. Truly amazing!

[@peterguest]

Love your videos about The Beatles. Loved them growing up, and to me, I never get tired of listening to them. Keep up these great little insights - even if it is something already known by some, it may not be known by all.

[@barnijones1]

Absolutely x

[@atasteofhoney6018]

i really do be missing the beatles, i wish john and george were still alive.

[@leandrosvarvarousis3383]

Me:Ok I have to study now The HollyHobs :No

[@worshipgeek]

You mentioned, and it is widely considered, that the Beatles had been retired from the road for a very long time. A look at the calendar paints a different picture: The Beatles' last concert appearance was at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, in August of 1966. Their appearance on the roof of Apple Records, was in January, 1969. This is a span of less than 2 1/2 years! It's remarkable, because the band was so prolific in the studio during that period, and their image changed so much in that time, that it seems to everyone that is was an eon. It is the perfect example of the expression "It's not the years; it's the mileage." Great video, as always. Thanks to you and to Lea for your ever thoughtful, respectful, and loving treatment the world's favorite band. If Peter Jackson puts half the heart into his film that you put into your videos, it will be a joyful masterpiece!

[@NitroCrypt]

Two of us is the greatest friendship song ever written

[@firesoulrocker]

RIP neil innes. Ron nasty of the rutles

[@olskzeri2723]

William mourns him too.

[@piggyroo100]

I think it was the trousers

[@olskzeri2723]

@@piggyroo100 No it was the sandals.

[@HappyCodingZX]

I will always think of Abbey Road as the final album, but Let it Be has so many wonderful moments. 'I've got a feeling' and 'Two of us' feel like real Lennon-McCartney collaborations, and the line 'You and I have memories longer than the road that stretches far ahead', suggesting they have spent more time together in the past than they will in the future, really foreshadows their future relationship.

[@olskzeri2723]

It was NOT real Lennon and McCartney team work since JPM was not around when that album was made.

[@olskzeri2723]

"Two of Us" is William singing about him and JPM.

[@Wolf-rb4or]

Not only do I learn about The Beatles but I also have to complement your narration skills

[@fun-gi8329]

Let It Be was released on my birthday ✌🏼

[@harrynoke6458]

Me too mate

[@CB-xr1eg]

Wrong, it was released on Apple!🍏

[@CB-xr1eg]

@FiatDuster What was she in for?😯😁

[@timeherenowbe3126]

It is extraordinary that the song ‘Don’t Let Me Down’ was left off this album! Maybe my favourite Beatles song ever! Ridiculously spoiled for choice!

[@markb20]

Always good to see Sir George Martin again, the TRUE 5th Beatle. Without his guidance at the start, amazing production, even his own musical contributions, the Beatles story would be far different from what it was.

[@Paul-gf6kp]

Another fact I’m sure everyone knows but whatever: One After 909 is one of their first songs ever written but they ended up scrapping it and then having it return on the Let It Be Album. You can find the original recording from the early 60s on the Anthology 1 box set

[@beatlebrad5339]

A anther great video thank you for talking about this one !!!!!

[@beatlebrad5339]

Thank you !!!

[@bubix17lives]

The Beatles album Let it Be will turn 50 years old on May 7, 2020.

[@sidroseVP]

I got to see "Let It Be" in a movie theater when it first came out. Totally depressing. Unlike watching "A Hard Day's Night" six years before, where I couldn't hear a note of the music or a word of the dialogue because the screaming in the theater would not stop, when I saw LIB there were 4 people in the theater (counting me). Quiet, like a funeral. But a couple of years later I got to see "Concert for Bangla Desh" and while it isn't all 4 of them it is a fantastic show.

[@slave1159]

Underrated album xx

[@frankbelt633]

You do a great job with these videos. Thanks.

[@pagano60]

(1) It's my understanding that the person who gave the original tapes to Phil Spector wasn't John or George, but Alan Klein. (2) The main reason a "Let It Be" film was made was because the Beatles had a three-picture contract with United Artists, but after "Help!," the band soured on the idea of making a third film. The animated "Yellow Submarine" was supposed to finish the film contract, but UA executives said that the Beatles had too little participation in the movie to fulfill their commitment. So, Paul thought that a documentary would be the easiest way to finish the contract. (I imagine that the Beatles must have pitched "Magical Mystery Tour" to UA, but if they did, the studio wouldn't have risked backing an unscripted project.)

[@brianbyrnes412]

Its pretty cool they got the guy from yesterday to teach me the beatles. 👌👌

[@Cj-gs3sc]

Leah U love the Beatles man .. yeah the Beatles is always different and amazing thank u

[@apb_134]

Hyped for the book and movie!

[@jb888888888]

I saw a part of _Let it Be_ in a theater once. A local theater was having an event where they showed all the Beatles' movies in a marathon. I went to it, but I didn't like _LiB_ so I left early. That was in 1980 or so.

[@artistwintersong7343]

Billy Preston is hardly talked about. I just think he has a deep and intriguing life story, too. I think he transforms the group musically. I think that no one in history has quite sounded like Billy. In a way, a slight air of magic to his way.

[@samspade8612]

Looking forward to the new Let It Be movie. I love Billy Preston's solo hits. I was blessed to grow up in the Rock 'n Roll era.

[@ipsurvivor]

A lot of people dog on this album but most bands would be happy to have a greatest hits album of this caliber. 1967-1970 (Blue Album) contains four songs from Let It Be... two of them being the slightly different single edits/versions... But still four songs included... That’s the same as Abbey Road, Help! and Sgt. Pepper’s and only Rubber Soul has more with six songs on 1962-1966 (Red Album). *Magical Mystery Tour has seven songs included on 1967-70 but it was a US Capitol invention... It’s Okay if people see it differently... I love it but it leaves a huge hole on Past Masters... 1967 isn’t really represented on Past Masters because Magical Mystery Tour was made official Canon with the 1987 CD releases...

[@DangerousPancake]

Can't wait for the new documentary. I wish that there would be a re-release of the original one, though. Maybe something like Blu-ray Director's Cut containing the original film remastered or sumthin

[@MsTimothyswan]

the 2 original Get Back albums from 1969 engineered by Glyn Johns are a remarkable chapter within the gruop's history. these two albums deserve to be officially released. they are amazing

[@chriggle1]

I bought a region 1 (ntsc) dvd of the Let It Be sessions and the rooftop gig. It cost me a fortune but it was worth it. I look forward to seeing the new documentary.

[@HartponderJr]

Looking forward to the additional new footage. I hope that on balance, the good and not so good times are included in the new film. Since half the group are gone now and cannot give their approval to the new project, you will risk the change of revisionist history if the negative aspects are not addressed in some fashion.

[@garywilloughby6893]

Thank you great video

[@santiagomarshall1447]

Great video

[@seanwechsler6783]

The Beatles did the Let It Be film. Metallica did the Some Kind Of Monster film. It’s interesting when you take one of the biggest bands of Rock music, attempt to film them creating and recording an album together, only to find you’ve actually filmed a band falling apart du to creative differences and conflicting egotistical personalities.

[@Rockhound6165]

After watching Get Back, it put new perspective on this album and this time in the band's history. They truly looked like they were having a good time, especially in the studio. And contrary to popular belief there didn't seem to be any consternation over Yoko being at John's side the entire time and they even looked to have some fun with her when she would do her weird avant garde "music".

[@donweigel6337]

Two of us great song

[@jermainem3399]

Thanx mate for the wonderful memories and excellent comontery sir stay blessed

[@imbluz]

Let it Be was the last album. No wait, it was actually Abbey Road. Either way it doesn't matter. They're both good IMO. Technically it was Let it Be, because it was the last album that any of them worked on to complete regardless if they were not all involved collectively at the same time and place.

[@juliancotillo1]

my fav songs in this album are i've got a feeling,Let it be,Get back and the long and winding road..

[@hersonlamolli3317]

Always my number band since 1963. 23-21-20-23

[@jedidrummerjake]

You always do a fantastic job with these videos! Thanks again!

[@MichaelDBauer]

Love to see the new "Let it Be" video.

[@gregrobinson7507]

Very good video. Very good indeed.

[@artistwintersong7343]

Fantastic review.

[@Rockhound6165]

At the time, I believe, that Billy Preston was considered the 5th Beatle. Also, don't know if you already have done, but could you do one on Jimmy Nicol?

[@steve7onfire]

Didn’t Glynn Johns originally produced the album then George Martin came in and ‘saved’ the project? Phil Spector didn’t come into it later? Johns has had a lot to say about that time. Love your vids mate, really do; all the way from Darwin Australia 👍

[@Detroit1967]

Spot on... Glyn Johns went through all the tapes compiling what he thought was a good Get Back album. The band nixed it. Enter Phil Spector. The rest is history.

[@rwl0323]

Love your channel...subscribed.

[@tyler-pg6lm]

To me the last album is “Abbey Road” or at least I want it to be because the song “The End” and it’s final lyrics are such a perfect ending to the best band of all time

[@gflower3]

What made me appreciate the Let It Be album was the fact that it started with John and ends with John.

[@bandfromtheband9445]

Great video!

[@fletcherlucas7908]

I remember I looked up the Let It Be film on eBay and Amazon recently. The cheapest one I found was $85. The most expensive one was $450. It was only released on VHS. Some Beatles fans must have deep pockets if they're willing to pay $450 for a VHS tape.

[@robertbeckom1962]

I have a DVD of Let It Be, but can't remember where I got it from.

[@jmartin4550]

I love your video's 😁

[@georchahlers9025]

So excited to see the Jackson let it be movie!!! 👀👀👀

[@drgwhatsthetruth3783]

Let it Be and Abbey Road are my two favorite albums. They could hardly stand to be in the same room yet the record two of the greatest rock albums in history. BTW. In my opinion Abbey Road is their last album. Let it Be was being mixed by Phil Spector's wall of sound when Abbey Road was being recorded. But, it doesn't matter much now; we have two gems now.

[@jmad627]

My friend's mother bought it for him the first week it came out. We were around 8 at the time.

[@bramleydragon]

Great video. Subscribed.

[@funkmasterdub]

I love your stuff and your positivity. Thank you 😁

[@kaiceimolen2631]

In my opinion, “Let It Be” was their last album. Yes they did record if not most, at least some of the album’s tracks before putting them on the back burner to do “Abbey Road”. I think that maybe some of the tracks they recorded could’ve inspired the sound for “Abbey Road” and the song ideas as well. Or maybe doing “Abbey Road” could’ve inspired what would become the rest of “Let It Be”. Whatever the story may be, “Let It Be” was their last and in my opinion the best album The Beatles ever blessed us with.

[@olskzeri2723]

The last REAL Beatles album was "Revolver".

[@stargirlzx]

i happen to love LET IT BE NAKED . i wish harrisons estate would do the same thing with the 50th anniversary of ALL THINGS MUST PASS coming up soon

[@Large23collectibles]

I have the Let It Be movie. It's a sad movie. It's watching your favorite band break up before your eyes.

[@eduardomedina8756]

Large23 wait wut I watched it and its just them playing and being funny