Let It Be (Special Edition) (Deluxe Edition) CD

To coincide with the release of Peter Jackson's new documentary series about the Beatles' ill-fated Get Back project, we're being treated to a string of new editions of the band's final album, Let It Be. The focal point is a brand new (and pleasingly sympathetic) stereo mix of the album from Giles Martin, who has cleaned up the vocals and instrumentation while paring back some of the saccharine orchestration that was controversially added by Phil Spector. This double-disc edition also contains a second disc featuring out-takes from the recording sessions, a previously unheard 1970 mix of 'Across The Universe' from Glyn Johns and a superb rendition of 'Don't Let Me Down' from the band's mow legendary rooftop performance at their Apple HQ.