The Beatles

Let it Be... Naked

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The Beatles
Let it Be... Naked
(EMI)
With this release Beatles collectors are confronted with three versions of Let it Be: The mediocre Spector mix, the legendary bootleg of Glyn John’s original mix—known as Get Back—and now McCartney’s approved mix. The sound and stripped down feel they strived for is here, but Let it Be... Naked lacks the authentic rawness of Get Back. The circulating boots of John’s mix have a real punch that can and will kick Let it Be’s naked ass if they ever get a legitimate release.
—Trevor MacLaren

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