The Beatles have released a new music video for “Let It Be.”
The legendary rock group released the classic track from their last studio album in 1970, and now, almost 55 years later, a new video featuring clips from the Disney+ movie of the same title was released on Friday (May 10). Masu. Unseen outtakes from Rush.
The movie “Let It Be'' includes footage not featured in the documentary “Get Back,'' which takes viewers first to the rehearsal, then to the studio, and finally to the Apple Inc. in January 1969. The Beatles (consisting of Sir Paul McCartney) appear on a rooftop in London. Ringo Starr and the late John Lennon and George Harrison joined songwriter Billy Preston to write and record the Grammy Award-winning album Let It Be, marking their final live performance as a group. conduct.
Apple Corps had Jackson's Park Road Post Production “meticulously restore the film from the original 16mm negative,” using the same techniques used on the “Get Back” series.
Lindsay-Hogg commented: “'Let It Be' was ready for release in October or November 1969, but it wasn't released until April 1970. A month before its release, the Beatles was officially disbanded.
“So people went to see 'Let It Be' with sadness in their hearts and said, 'I'll never see the Beatles together again. I'll never have that joy again.' And that made my perception of the Beatles very dark.''
“But there's actually a lot of joy and happiness and creation going on, and 'Let It Be,' especially when they go up to the roof, and you see their interactions and how they see each other, but essentially it's ” It was a happy, “up” movie and I was blown away by how Peter was able to make “Get Back” a reality using all the footage I shot 50 years ago. ”
Watch the new video on Friday, May 10th at 6am PDT / 9am EDT / 2pm BST.