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O Giles Martin & Sam OkellвЂ™s new stereo mixes: вЂњDonвЂ™t Let Me DownвЂќ & вЂњLet It BeвЂќ singles O Glyn JohnsвЂ™ unreleased 1970 mixes: вЂњAcross The UniverseвЂќ and вЂњI Me MineвЂќ

Previously unreleased 1969 Get Back LP mix by Glyn Johns, newly mastered: 14 tracks.

Previously unreleased outtakes, studio jams, rehearsals: 27 tracks.

Let It Be (new stereo mix of original album): 12 tracks.

Digital Audio Collection (stereo + album mixes in hi res 96kHz/24-bit / Dolby Atmos).

180-gram, half-speed mastered vinyl 4LP + 45rpm 12-inch vinyl EP with 105-page hardbound book in a 12.5вЂќ by 12.5вЂќ die-cut slipcase.

5CD + 1Blu-ray (albumвЂ™s new stereo mix in hi-res 96kHz/24-bit new 5.1 surround DTS and Dolby Atmos album mixes) with 105-page hardbound book in a 10вЂќ by 12вЂќ die-cut slipcase.

Let It Be Special Edition: Super Deluxe Editions The raw sources explored for the new projects have revealed that a more joyous, benevolent spirit imbued the sessions than was conveyed in the 1970 Let It Be filmвЂ™s 80 minutes.

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The new Let It Be Special Edition is joined by вЂњThe Beatles: Get BackвЂќ, the hotly-anticipated documentary series directed by three-time OscarВ®-winning filmmaker Peter Jackson, and a beautiful new hardcover book also titled The Beatles: Get Back. More than 60 hours of unreleased film footage, more than 150 hours of unreleased audio recordings, and hundreds of unpublished photographs have been newly explored and meticulously restored for three complementary and definitive Beatles releases this fall: a feast for the senses spanning the entire archival treasure. The sessions that brought about the Let It Be album and film represent the only time in The BeatlesвЂ™ career that they were documented at such great length while creating music in the studio.

Let it be the beatles live in studio plus#

Drawn from the tapes made in January 1969, plus some sessions which preceded and followed those recordings, The BeatlesвЂ™ final album, Let It Be, was eventually issued on (May 18 in the U.S.) to accompany the release of the Let It Be film.

Work to compile an album to be called вЂњGet BackвЂќ was carried out in April and May by Glyn Johns, who, for his version, included false starts, banter between songs, early takes rather than later, more polished performances, and even вЂњIвЂ™ve Got A FeelingвЂќ falling apart with John explaining, вЂњI cocked it up trying to get loud.вЂќ The Beatles, however, decided to shelve the projectвЂ™s copious tapes, film reels, and photos, in order to record and release their LP masterpiece, Abbey Road.