Your cart is currently empty
1970, USA, Sealed
This is a genuine 1970 US copy, still in its original factory shrink. Counterfeits flooded the market after 1976, so a sealed original is hard to find. The album drew 3,700,000 advance orders, the most in US record industry history to that point, and went to No. 1.
Let It Be came out in the US on 18 May 1970, ten days after the UK. United Artists distributed the film, so it held the US rights to the soundtrack album as well.
Capitol brought the LP back in the US after it bought United Artists in 1979. Phil Spector takes the producer credit for the final overdubs and mixing.
Side A
A1. Two of Us
A2. I Dig a Pony
A3. Across the Universe
A4. I Me Mine
A5. Dig It
A6. Let It Be
A7. Maggie Mae
Side B
B1. I've Got a Feeling
B2. One After 909
B3. The Long and Winding Road
B4. For You Blue
B5. Get Back
On Apple (cat# AR 34001), first out in 1970.