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86timewarp: January 1969. The Beatles are in a film studio at Twickenham, rehearsing songs for their next album. It was a less than happy session, caught by camera crews making the film Let It Be, which documented the eventual album of the same name. They didn’t much like the surroundings, and moved to a sound studio at the Apple Records building at 3 Savile Row. They talked about the old days, and Paul McCartney wanted them to perform live again – the others weren’t keen. They considered live shows in exotic locations, but in the end, on January 30 1969, they went up on to the roof of Apple and played a handful of songs. A small crowd watched from the streets and some got vantage points on adjacent roofs. Someone complained about the noise and the police arrived – & then the last Beatles live show was over. Now the ending of Across the Universe makes so much sense.
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vaitape: andrewbreitel: always JUST DO IT
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