Directed by Peter Jackson, the series offers unprecedented access to the band as they prepare to record the Let It Be album. The size of the venue dictated the setlist and the smaller theatre shows were the ones with the rarities.

They also discuss their treatment of Harrison, reminisce about the past and discuss the future of the group. The director is very good, but he’s not a miracle-worker, and that early bit of misdirection ultimately cues up a three-part series which is a great deal deeper than anyone might have hoped.The Beatles: Get Back' Trailer Dazzles With In-Depth Look at Legendary Band's Final Live Performance". The second captures recording sessions at Apple Studios, continued rehearsals, and the band’s mood lifting. Not as good as I had hoped it would be because most of the music is clipped throughout unlike the original LET IT BE movie and the picture is not all that great by blu-ray standards! What’s On Disney Plus is an independent Disney+ fansite that covers everything to do with new Disney’s Streaming Service, Disney+.

Read on for everything you need to know about how to watch The Beatles: Get Back – Rooftop Concert including the DVD release date and when the feature is showing on IMAX. The video was created by artist Em Cooper using 1,300 oil paintings of the band members and other scenes.

To fans' delight, his performance included a special rendition of 'I've Got A Feeling' which included a digitally created duet with former bandmate John Lennon. This was after a postponed release intended for 8 February 2022, reportedly due to a technical glitch with the discs that affected the sound and required reprinting. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive.

These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. The Beatles continue recording as the deadline for completing the project, caused by Ringo Starr's filming schedule for The Magic Christian, approaches. The stunning docuseries from acclaimed director Peter Jackson will be available to own from July 12.However, the last statement is opposed by Andy Welch of The Guardian in his review of the documentary, who remarks: "Yoko didn't break up the Beatles. Over 55 hours of footage and 140 hours of audio stemming were provided from the Beatles' original 'Get Back' project, and were filtered down and featured in the film, along with a 42-minute rooftop concert. Stuart decided to leave the band in 1961 to pursue his career in fine-art, however he sadly passed away the following year after suffering from a brain haemorrhage. On the same day, he has a fun idea for the concert (that they “trespass” somewhere), and with Michael Lindsay-Hogg, comes within a footstep of conceptualising Live Aid. Since the placement of Paul, George, Ringo and John's figures, some interesting hidden features have been noticed on the statue - including the number '8' printed on the sole of Ringo's shoe, crediting his hometown of Liverpool's postcode 'L8', as well as two acorns in John's hand, cast from ones picked up outside the Dakota building in New York.