Marking the conclusion of the Get Back sessions, the 22nd day saw The Beatles shifting focus to the tracks deemed a poor fit for their iconic rooftop performance. The primary…

On the twentieth day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, the Beatles finally committed to staging a rooftop concert at their Apple headquarters the very next day. While George…

On the nineteenth day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, The Beatles focused on polishing the material that would eventually comprise their final studio release. The day was marked…

On the eighteenth day of the Get Back rehearsals, the Beatles concentrated heavily on the title track “Get Back,” while also working through an array of supplementary material. Even though…

During the seventeenth day of the Get Back sessions, The Beatles primarily concentrated on “Let It Be” and “The Long and Winding Road,” accompanied in the studio by Linda McCartney…

During the sixteenth day of the Get Back sessions, the group worked without Billy Preston, directing their energy toward three specific tracks—”Two of Us,” “Let It Be,” – ‘Let It…

During this particular session, The Beatles pressed on with their “Get Back” recordings at London’s Apple Studio, marking their fourth day at the new venue and the fifteenth day of…

During the fourteenth day of the Get Back sessions, the Beatles focused heavily on refining “Get Back,” a process significantly bolstered by Billy Preston’s contributions. While the song’s signature galloping…

Marking the thirteenth day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, this date represented the second day of filming at the Beatles’ own Apple Studios in London. At this point,…

Marking the official return of George Harrison, January 21, 1969, saw the Beatles transition from the cold environment of Twickenham Film Studios to their newly established Apple Studios, located in…

On this fourth day of sessions, there was a fair amount of original song rehearsals, along with jamming and covers of other artists. John Lennon didn’t arrive on time, so…

The Beatles begin rehearsing at Twickenham Studios for what is at first meant to be a television special about the recording of their next album leading up to a live…

Sunday 11 February Studio Three: 4.00pm-2.00am. Recording: `Hey Bulldog’ (takes 1-10). Mono mixing: `Hey Bulldog’ (remixes 1 and 2, from take 10). Producer: George Martin. Enginner: Geoff Emerick. Enginner 2:…

John Lennon wrote the sweeping lullaby “Good Night” for the White Album, but he didn’t sing the song. Typically, he would sing the songs he wrote, but he passed this…