Marketed as a return to roots, the album instead revealed tensions that had been simmering for years—fueling the belief it sealed the group’s fate.
The Beatles had already announced their breakup to the world by the time Let It Be was released in 1970. They left behind a somewhat star-crossed project that had been hanging around for more than a ...
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