Listen To The Beatles Unreleased ‘Get Back (Take 8)’ For ‘Let It Be’ Reissue

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Just ahead of the release of The Beatles’ much-awaited expanded edition of “Let It Be”, Universal Music has dropped four of the unreleased alternate takes and new mixes to preview the upcoming collection. On Friday, The Fab Four’s official YouTube channel shared the previously unreleased recording “Get Back (Take 8)”. It followed “One After 909 (Take 3)”, along with with producer Glyn Johns’ 1970 mix for “I Me Mine” and a new “2021 mix” of “Across The Universe.”

The “Let It Be” reissue is a massive 5CD/6LP deluxe set, which arrives on October 15. The package features 27 previously unreleased session recordings.

“I see Let It Be as a married couple whose relationship has become stale,” producer George Martin’s son Giles Martin told Rolling Stone. “They say, what we need to do is go back to the old place and go on those dates we used to go on. But doing that, they realize that the place was just old, and they didn’t have anything to talk about anyway. ‘We need to get our sex life back, let’s go to that club again,’ but then realizing the music’s too loud. And what they need to do is move on to something like Abbey Road.”