Aunt Jessie's Dream10

carefully maintaining the authenticity and integrity of the original analog recordings

B: You Can't Do That

5-inch tall vinyl figures of John

Let It Be... Naked 2CD BEA-215.4 Aunt Jessie's Dream10Long a contentious album among Beatlemaniacs and among the Beatles themselves Let It Be took a long and winding road to its ultimate release. The recording's original sessions for an album to be titled Get Back were made as a counterpart to an in the studio film in 1969, before Abbey Road. The album wasn't released, however, until 1970, after Phil Spector was brought in as producer and after the Beatles had broken up. This rethought rendition is less