November 2003
Plans to release the “Let It Be” film alongside “Let It Be… Naked” shelved
Last updated on November 30, 2024
November 2003
Last updated on November 30, 2024
Session Oct 22-23, 2003 • Recording "Whole Life"
Article Oct 28, 2003 • Birth of Beatrice McCartney
Article November 2003 • Plans to release the "Let It Be" film alongside "Let It Be... Naked" shelved
Album Nov 17, 2003 • "Let It Be... Naked" by The Beatles released in the UK
Album Nov 17, 2003 • "Concert For George" by Various Artists released in the UK
Next article December 2003 • Ringo Starr publishes his book "Postcards From The Boys"
By The Beatles • Official album
1970 • For The Beatles • Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg
In November 2003, “Let It Be… Naked” was released, presenting The Beatles’ 1970 album “Let It Be” as it was originally recorded — without the overdubbing and mixing that characterized its initial release.
Alongside the release of the album, there were plans to release the 1970 “Let It Be” film, with an additional DVD of bonus material; however, this never came to fruition.
A restored version of “Let It Be” was eventually announced in April 2024 and subsequently released on the Disney+ platform in May 2024.
So why wasn’t a ”Let It Be” DVD released alongside ”Naked”?
The idea, as far as I know, is to put out two DVDs sometime in 2004, one of which will be the movie ”Let It Be” with the print restored and the sound mixed to current standards. And then a companion DVD with interviews and extra material from anyone who had anything pertinent to say, one of them being myself.
Michael Lindsay-Hogg – From Entertainment Weekly, November 20, 2003
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