Beatles' 'Let It Be' stripped back to basics

A “back-to-basics” version of The Beatles album Let It Be is to be released next month, their company Apple Corps announced today.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2003 - 09:19

A “back-to-basics” version of The Beatles album Let It Be is to be released next month, their company Apple Corps announced today.

Let It Be...Naked strips the album of producer Phil Spector’s lavish orchestrations, choirs and effects, returning to Paul McCartney’s original idea for the recording.

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