Let It Be by The Beatles

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    Track     Duration Listeners
1 Two of Us 3:33 273,755
2 Dig a Pony 3:37 255,773
3 Across the Universe 3:48 485,667
4 I Me Mine 2:20 264,108
5 Dig It 0:50 195,954
6 Let It Be 3:51 808,940
7 Maggie Mae 0:37 205,877
8 I've Got a Feeling 3:35 259,917
9 One After 909 2:51 239,965
10 The Long and Winding Road 3:37 431,812
11 For You Blue 2:29 233,390
12 Get Back 2:05 599,138

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Capitol (1995) Released: 5 Dec 1995 12 tracks (33:13)
Let It Be was officially The Beatles’ last album. Although most of the songs were initially recorded in January 1969 –before the recording of Abbey Road in September 1969– only Get Back and Don’t Let Me Down were released on single later that April ‘69, and the rest of the recordings left unpublished due to The Beatles’ busy schedule and personal difficulties in the band-/production-team.

When The Beatles finally decided they would split up, the unreleased material was prepared for release with producer Phil Spector. He most prominently added the orchestral arrangement on The Long and Winding Road. Furthermore the legendary rooftop-recordings of Dig a Pony and Get Back, and the last ever Beatles studio recording –I Me Mine– were added to complete the set of tracks that would be released as The Last Beatles Album: Let It Be …
In 2003 a not-produced-by-Phil-Spector reissue of Let It Be was published as Let It Be… Naked under supervision of Paul McCartney featuring various alternate takes, and a more modest sound production.

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  • shug94

    @Lone_Wolf everything is a competition. And The Beatles win! ... ... ... ... Seriously though, I think a lot of people get a lot of enjoyment from comparison of art. And compilation of lists. It is just another way to appreciate your music collection.

    Friday morning
  • pravdt

    and that's how you end an epic career.

    28 days ago
  • Lone__Wolf

    phrases like "best beatle album" comes out from those who discovered The Beatles very recently and most of them are young people. and to them.... everything is comparable and there has to be an absolute "best" of the best". Kids you should learn this before listening to music like the beatles or watching films like Apocalypse Now. You Can not compare art. it's not a competition.

    last month
  • irfanh23

    <insert your rant about phil spector here>

    last month
  • taxman

    Let It Be Naked is better

    last month
  • silverlage

    Whats the problem?...t7b

    February 2012
  • joanacff

    Dig A Pony <3

    February 2012
  • witchitalineman

    oh dany boy - the pipes are calling! One After 909.... seems to me like john did know instinctively about the nearly end of the beatles....?

    January 2012
  • irfanh23

    Phil Spector did a damn good job. [2]

    January 2012
  • benshen11

    i me mine

    January 2012
  • ClariCysneiros

    Two Of Us, Across The Universe and The Long And Winding Road <3

    January 2012
  • Akayz7

    Phil Spector did a damn good job.

    January 2012
  • tcbp

    Phil Spector should have been imprisoned for murdering this album. Lana Clarkson would still be alive

    January 2012
  • rehlopes

    Two of Us ♥

    December 2011
  • juanfmonc

    This Photo reminds me Let it be http://seadultera.blogspot.com/2011/12/let-it-be.html

    December 2011
  • fank19

    Let it be... naked is better than this one.

    December 2011
  • Mastah_Ev

    best beatles album :)

    November 2011
  • gummishark

    phil spector blows as a producer and let it be is flawed....it shouldnt of been released.

    November 2011
  • pogopatterson

    Hard to say what their best album is-for me, Abbey Road has the lushest production, The White Album is the most interesting for exploring all the facets of their song writing skills and Pepper is the most adventurous. But there aren't any bad albums- that's for sure- even their side projects like Yellow Submarine and Mystery Tour contain absolute classics.

    October 2011
  • CDPETE01

    what are the odds of two people listenin to this within hours of one an other,coincedence or what.

    July 2011
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