The Beatles: Get Back compiles over 60 hours of never-before-seen footage from studio sessions and the band’s iconic, final rooftop performance

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Peter Jackson was commissioned to compile the over 60 hours of previously unseen footage into a 3 part documentary scheduled to be released on Disney+ channel on November 25-26-27. The highly-anticipated documentary entitled The Beatles: Get Back will air in three two-hour episodes.

The original film footage was filmed by Let It Be director Michael Lindsay-Hogg in January of 1969, and it has been stored away at the EMI vault ever since. The six-hour documentary finds the Beatles spontaneously writing and recording in-studio, as well as preparing for their first (and last) live appearance in over two years. It also includes the Beatles’ iconic rooftop performance on London’s Savile Row—the 40 minute session will be shown in its entirety for the first time ever. Late last year, Jackson shared a preview of the documentary.

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THE BEATLES: LET IT BE

CELEBRATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY WITH ALAN PARSONS

To commemorate the anniversary of the iconic LET IT BE roof top recording session and upcoming release of the new Beatle film Get Back

directed by Peter Jackson, LETITBE1969.COM in conjunction with Alan Parsons will be signing a limited edition 1,969 vinyl copies of the iconic album. The new vinyl comes framed and signed by legendary producer Alan Parsons. The 20 year old Parsons was present during the 42 minute roof top set and was put in charge of transferring the master tapes unto two eight track recorders.