When the Beatles Walked Offstage: 53 Years after “Abbey Road

The final Beatles album to be recorded, but not the last to be released, was Abbey Road, which was released on September 26, 1969. Let It Be was finally released in May 1970 along with the film of the same name, despite having been mostly recorded in January 1969. George Martin received a call from Paul McCartney in the spring of 1969. He enquired as to whether or not he would be willing to work with the Beatles on a new album they planned to make in the near future. Since the Beatles' debut on E.M.I.'s Parlophone label in 1962, Martin, widely regarded as the world's most talented pop record producer, had been in charge of the production of all nine albums and nineteen singles that the Beatles had released in the UK.

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