Though released after the Abbey Road album, Let It Be was actually
recorded prior to Abbey Road.
      Infighting among the band was at its peak during this album's recording
sessions. Tensions were high and kept the band from working together as their
usual fine-tuned machine.
      Guest musician Billy Preston was asked to sit in with the band to help ease
the friction.
      Producing the album was removed from George Martin's hands and given
over to Phil Spector, who was notoriously slow in doing his job.
      All these factors contributed to the many announced and postponed  
release dates of the album.




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