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Let It Be

Studio album by The BeatlesWikipedia

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Sep 18, 2026

MarkHOST
19:34
Like the Beatles with an Eric Clapton on While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
Jordan ZadoroznyGUEST
19:39
And Billy Preston on the Let It Be album.
MarkHOST
19:41
Exactly, exactly.
MarkHOST
19:42
Nobody had any idea at the time that it was eric clapton unless you were a huge eric clapton fan and you could tell his tone and his style
Mark MurphyHOST
5:18
Well, not producer, but sound engineer.
Mark MurphyHOST
5:20
He's worked on Let It Be and Abbey Road, so Paul would know him from that.
Mark MurphyHOST
5:25
He also was a sound engineer on Dark Side of the Moon.
Mark MurphyHOST
5:27
So this is a guy who is...

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Mark MurphyHOST
121:27
unless i'm mistaken i think we've still got um at least at least two more versions of the long and winding road to go because there's the trip in life fantastic version yeah but then i mean we'll probably end up covering it at some
Marnix WestlingHOST
121:39
it's probably on back in the u.s or back in the world
Mark MurphyHOST
121:41
Well, there's all the live versions, and I'm also thinking Let It Be Naked as well.
Marnix WestlingHOST
121:47
Oh, well, that's okay.
Michael SokilHOST
6:39
On to Katie.
Michael SokilHOST
6:40
So, Katie, your first episode was episode 13 around April 2017 towards the end of the album by album episodes on Let It Be.
Michael SokilHOST
6:49
As a fan, it's hard to imagine the show without you, Katie.
Michael SokilHOST
6:52
Oh,
Tim FriedmannHOST
13:16
You know, we have three for you.
Tim FriedmannHOST
13:17
Bridge Over Troubled Water, Let It Be.
Tim FriedmannHOST
13:19
Those are two obvious ones.
Tim FriedmannHOST
13:21
Right.
Tim FriedmannHOST
13:22
It signified the last of... uh simon garfunkel's their fifth and final
Frank OstHOST
13:26
yeah they're two you know we usually talk about debut albums these were both swan songs for both the beetle beetles and simon garfunkel
Tim FriedmannHOST
13:35
and as our listeners recall we had a whole segment about that a whole season almost of best final albums sure a bridge over troubled water and let it be then i have sweet baby james by james taylor is second but not his last album
Frank OstHOST
13:49
not
Nate BrownHOST
25:27
But after that, they continued to record, and the stuff that they recorded last became the next album, Abbey Road.
Nate BrownHOST
25:36
And then the stuff that they had recorded leading up to the so-called rooftop concert was not put out as an album until 1970, and it was the Let It Be album.
Nate BrownHOST
25:47
And they also had Phil Spector do his stuff with it before it became an album.
Nate BrownHOST
25:53
And when I say they, I mean that Lennon sent it over to Phil Spector and let him do that stuff without really telling the others.
Nate BrownHOST
26:01
We'll talk more about it next week because we're going to listen to these two albums.
Nate BrownHOST
26:05
On the playlist, I put Abbey Road first because that's the album that came out first.
Nate BrownHOST
26:08
But if you want to listen to Let It Be first, every track except I, Me, Mine for Let It Be was recorded before every track on Abbey Road.
Nate BrownHOST
26:17
And then I, Me, Mine was actually the very last track recorded of any of these and any track that is credited to the Beatles.
AaronHOST
10:27
So that's why there's kind of a, a Who influence here.
AaronHOST
10:30
And the engineer was Glyn Johns, who would go on to, uh, I guess, produce and record the initial Get Back sessions with The Beatles, which then became the album Let It Be.
AaronHOST
10:40
Anyway, so although this song was recorded in '65, it actually dates from an earlier era.
AaronHOST
10:45
It might be one of the first compositions that Dave Bowie made, uh, because it wa- it's considered to be the first song he demoed.
Chris GoldenHOST
29:38
I have other stories about the emotions, but that will have to be for another time because we need to get on with the music.
Chris GoldenHOST
29:44
Mr. Billy Preston been playing professional since 10 years old as a regular session musician until pretty much when he got the breakthrough with the Beatles with their Let It Be album.
Chris GoldenHOST
29:59
I've chosen a track from him from 1969.
Chris GoldenHOST
30:02
That's the way God planned it.
Fenner PearsonHOST
13:49
Yeah.
Stephen BuckleyGUEST
13:49
Uh, [laughs] yeah, very much like, uh, like that kind of, um, like Paul McCartney on the, um, Let It Be, uh, them kind of Abbey Road recordings that came out a few years ago, except not as talented.
Stephen BuckleyGUEST
14:03
But, uh-
Fenner PearsonHOST
14:04
[laughs]
Lars GotrichCORRESPONDENT
45:38
I figured let's go to the opposite act, s- end of the spectrum.
Lars GotrichCORRESPONDENT
45:41
Let's go to the end of The Beatles, and here's the original Don't Let Me Down from the Let It Be sessions.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:47
[singing] Don't let me down.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:58
Don't let me down.
Lars GotrichPANELIST
45:57
Let's go to the end of The Beatles.
Lars GotrichPANELIST
45:59
And here's the original Don't Let Me Down from the Let It Be sessions.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:08
Don't let me down.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:14
Don't let me down.

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