I consider myself very fortunate to be able to watch this long, but wonderfully musical movie. The worst part is that the band continued to nose-dive afterward. Simply jamming away and having fun, they have reached the culmination of their transformation for bad, uncertain playing to melodious, timeless music making.
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The Long and winding road is especially teary because with just piano, organ, guitars and drums it is so simple and beautiful without all the screeching ladies and Disney movie like orchestrations added later. I can't help but bawl my eyes out when I hear Two of Us(after all the fussing they made over that solo ("Keep it simple and then complicate it where it needs complicating") and all that), Let it Be, and The Long and Winding road. I love the cover tunes they play just for fun, like You really got a hold on me, Shake rattle and Roll, and especially Besame Mucho(Okay Paul, fess up, you're not exactly Pavarotti(just kidding)).
Moving from Twickenham to Apple definitely helps them. As one of the most important songwriting partnerships of the 20th century, John Lennon and Paul McCartney co-wrote an astonishing 23 No. George is the one I feel sorry for the most because he is fighting to meet Paul's demands (how hard can the middle-eight on I've got a feeling be!) and like an idiot here I am laughing uncontrollably at the awful noise George's guitar makes. Celebrating the songsthat captured a generation. Unfortunately, that is thanks in part to Paul's Liverpool lilt ordering the other three, especially George around. However, as the film progresses, the rhythm becomes tighter, the basslines more melodious, the solos crisper, and the drums more vibrant(I Me Mine and For you Blue are good examples). George is struggling with his solo and producing not much more than intermittent, out-of-tune whangs with his guitar, and Ringo (Whose disposition brings to mind Edgar Allen Poe) solomnly taps away at his drums. Information on this particular release: Let It Be is a filmed documentary of the Beatles rehearsing and recording their new album in 1969. The very first scenes of the movie, you have the an unshaven, stoned John barely even singing Don't Let Me Down, With Paul wailing away a harmony, missing words frequently(Fast-forward to Maxwell's Silver Hammer and you'll know what I mean). Let It Be earned the Beatles their only Academy Award, when they won the 1970 Oscar for Best Original Song Score. The thing I love the most about Let It Be, which I was so privileged to watch was the transformation the beatles go through. The filmed account of The Beatles attempt to recapture their old group spirit by making a back to basics album, which instead drove them further apart.
With The Beatles, Peter Brown, Geoff Emerick, Mal Evans.
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I doubt this will spoil anything, but feel free to discard this if it does. Let It Be: Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg.
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