"Let It Be," meanwhile, sat in limbo. "The album was a mess," Somach says. The Beatles' manager Allen Klein stepped in, turning the tapes over to Phil Spector to work on. "The Beatles had ...

"Let It Be," which chronicles the making of the Beatles album of the same name, was originally released just one month after the band broke up. The original movie has been unavailable to fans for ...

They couldn’t get un-tracked at first, and this album was initially shelved. Our listening experience was unfairly, and forever, colored by that. The truth is, however, that Let It Be is ...

The film follows Beatles members John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr as they rehearse and record songs in January 1969 for their 1970 album, Let It Be. The album was the ...

which he shot in 1969 as The Beatles wrote and rehearsed for what was to become the Let It Be album. The film, which even with its spotty availability over the years became famous for its big ...

Let It Be centers on the Beatles' often-fractious attempt to make a record with all four members in the studio at the same time. Their previous LP, 1968's The White Album, was made with each ...

The single version of “Let It Be” was produced by George Martin. It featured some differences than the Phil Spector-produced album version. Martin mixed the track’s orchestral section lower ...

“People went to see Let It Be with sadness in their hearts, thinking, ‘I’ll never see The Beatles together again’. It very much darkened the perception of the film. But in fact, there’s ...

But when we were doing “Let It Be,” I realized I was getting ... you are hearing classic tracks that actually ended up on an album and realize a human played that part in real life, not ...

Like “Let It Be,” it offers messages of hope and ... No, though released on their final album, it wasn’t their last recording. “I Me Mine” was the last song recorded by the Beatles ...

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On Friday, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee shared the latest single from her forthcoming Rockstar album, a powerful cover of The Beatles' 1970 hit "Let It Be." For her rendition, Parton ...