Get Back to Let It Be...Dissected: Hey Jude

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Saturday, October 14, 2017

Act Three Scene Three Rolls 44-A + 67-B

Not guilty. For getting in your way, while you're trying to steal the day.

George continues to improvise, which results in a powerfully driven version of Paul’s ‘Two Of Us’. However, without warning the atmosphere turns sour. This leads to the much-discussed ‘row’ between George and Paul. We will conduct a fresh examination into the forces and personalities that shaped this conflict. The causes are far more nuanced than portrayed in the cinema release of the film ‘Let It Be’.

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Thursday, October 12, 2017

Act Three Scene Two Roll 36-A

Remember: Go to the Blue light, and not to the white

The Beatle break continues. George takes advantage of the moment by casually playing the new song that he introduced earlier in the morning: 'Hear Me Lord (003)'. John returns to his guitar, and adds some bluesy fills to George's new song.

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Thursday, October 5, 2017

Act Two Scene One: Rolls 12-A + 50-B

While the Threetles wait for John and Yoko to arrive, George puts on his own version of a one-man morning show. Ringo also gets into the action, debuting two new songs, both never to be heard from again.

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