Well, as it turned out, Phil Spector producing The Beatles ... be known as Let It Be would be a new beginning for The Beatles. Rehearsing, recording, and performing a brand new album, all while ...

The Beatles’ John Lennon was never one for mincing his words in speech or music, and the Let It Be track that many speculate was a “dig” at Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger is certainly ...

The album contains some of his most famous hits, including "Sunshine on My Shoulders" — but it also sports a tender, angelic cover of "Let It Be," one of many Beatles songs he would wind up ...

However The Beatles rejected the album, not happy with how it sounded. The tracks 'Get Back' and 'Don't Let Me Down' were ...

This time around, The Beatles make their way back to ... it’s tied to. Let It Be was attached to a documentary of the same name, which was released at the same time as the album.

When Paul McCartney heard that this lavish orchestration had been added to his Let It Be ... from the pared back, as-live sound McCartney had wanted the album to have when The Beatles set about ...

"But then again it's a bloody cool album," he added. Listen to The Abbey Road Story on BBC Sounds Abbey Road: Beatles fans gather to recreate cover shot ... together. Let It Be, which came out ...