description Let It Be Overview
Let It Be chronicles the Beatles’ rehearsals and recording sessions for their twelfth studio album in January 1969. The documentary captures the band's work on the project culminating in a spontaneous rooftop concert. This film represents the group’s final public performance before their dissolution.
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info Let It Be Specifications
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Year | 1970 |
help Let It Be FAQ
Is Let It Be the same documentary as The Beatles: Get Back?
No. Let It Be is Michael Lindsay-Hogg's compact 1970 film, while Peter Jackson's The Beatles: Get Back is a much longer 2021 series assembled from the same January 1969 project footage and additional material.
Does Let It Be show the complete rooftop concert?
The film ends with an edited presentation of the Beatles performing on the Apple Corps rooftop with Billy Preston. It captures the group's final public performance, but viewers seeking a more extensive reconstruction will find considerably more rooftop footage in The Beatles: Get Back.
Where can the restored Let It Be documentary be watched?
The restored version launched on Disney+ in May 2024 after decades of limited official availability. Peter Jackson's Park Road Post Production worked on the restoration while preserving Lindsay-Hogg's original film.
Which album are the Beatles making in Let It Be?
The January 1969 sessions were originally conceived as the Get Back project and eventually supplied material for the album Let It Be. The film also catches the group developing songs associated with Abbey Road, including early work heard during the rehearsals.
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