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THE BEATLES– GET BACK – with Billy Preston

The Steveo Stereo/Mono Assembly 3.21.12 (Say “Stevie-O!” – “Stereo with a V”)
Assembled, edited and generally fussed with at Steveo’s Chateau, March 2011 – March 2012

“We’ve made Let It Be. We then mixed it once with Glyn Johns who’d done a very straightforward
mix, very plain but I loved it. Alan Klein was around by this time and he sort of said: “I don’t think it’s
good enough”. He pulled in Phil Spector to try and sort of help “reproduce” it as it said on the record.”
Paul McCartney, Let It Be Album Mini Documentary, 2009 Beatles Remasters DVD

I can’t be the first person to have done this. I just haven’t yet come across any other examples.

Despite having been a Beatles fan since the age of 11, and having heard my share of alternate Beatles
recordings over the years, including some Let It Be material, it was a memory that resurfaced of a friend
getting a copy of the Glyn Johns “Get Back Album” years before that finally led me to seek out the
recordings in March of 2011. I was quite honestly blown away. Wonderful mixes of performances that
were intimate, bluesy and fun; to me most of them (12 to be exact) were nothing less than the
components of a long lost and desperately needed alternate to the oh so “reproduced” Let It Be album.
Of course they were badly in need of sequencing (the source obviously being a collection of mixes for
review, not an actual, assembled album), and some editing (“Hope we passed the audition” following
One After 909? Sorry Glyn, don’t think so). A little sequencing, a little editing, that was the original idea.
So here we are a year later and despite what some of my friends may think, I’m finally ready to stop
fiddling with my little assembled-from-spare-parts Frankenstein’s monster.

The only rule I followed was to use any tracks in any way that I felt served the album. And as I found
more fun tracks to add, a structure seemed to reveal itself, not just of the album that wasn’t released
but also the movie that Michael Lindsay-Hogg didn’t make. The one featuring the world weary pop
superstars whose very popularity had denied them the joy of live performance. Who having become
song writers, recording artists and studio musicians of great success realized just how much they missed
the joy of playing in a band. So for their next project they resolved to do just that, and while playing
together hour after hour working out their new songs they can’t help musically revisiting the tunes of
their younger days. The days of gigs and early recording dates and always playing as a band. The days
of Hamburg, Liverpool and all the dancehalls, and a young band working their way up and having so
much fun doing it.

Get Back indeed.


1. Revolution 909 1:26
2. One After 909 3.18
3. Dig A Pony 4:04
4. Get Back 3:42
5. The Long And Winding Road 3:36
6. Rocker :44
7. Maggie Mae :56
8. Fancy Me Chances :35
9. For You Blue 2:53
10. Ain’t She Sweet 2:05
11. Don’t Let Me Down 3.54
12. I’ve Got A Feeling (an ambulance for ailing documentaries) 4:26
13. Octopus’s Garden/Taking A Trip To Carolina :48
14. Oh! Darling :35
15. Let It Be 4:14
16. Blue Suede Shoes 1:50
17. I Told You Before :42
18. Bo Diddley Medley 2:58
19. Two Of Us 3:26
20. Gone, Gone, Gone 2:53
21. Across The Universe 3:26
22. I Me Mine 1:55
23. Dig It 4:08
24. All Things Must Pass 3:05
25. Three Cool Cats 1:09
26. One After 909 (rehearsal) 3:15
27. Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues 1:19
28. Short Fat Fanny 1:56
29. Get Back (Final Rooftop) 3:24
30. One Before 909 :30


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