The Beatlesのインスタグラム(thebeatles) - 11月13日 21時05分

'Get Back' was one of the songs The Beatles played in their final gig - on the rooftop of Apple Studios, in 1969.⁠
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Ringo: “We hadn’t been seen playing live in a long while,” ... “Only the crew were there and some people on the rooftop, but I’ve always liked the idea that maybe half a million people would have come to see us if they could have got there. People loved it but there were complaints from the bank next door so the police came and pulled the plugs out of our amps – and George just put his back in. And I was playing away and thinking, ‘Just come and drag me off the drums!’” ⁠
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How perfect that it should have ended on such a high: the band’s swansong performance and none of them wanted to stop. ⁠
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“I’d like to say thank-you on behalf of the group and ourselves and I hope we’ve passed the audition,” said John, as the police closed them down. ⁠
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That’s the last thing The Beatles ever said to an audience. ⁠
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It’s easy to look back now, decades after The Beatles dissolved, and assume everything they did was part of some mapped-out logical plan, a series of historic set-pieces in a trajectory we’ve all had time to evaluate. ⁠
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But it wasn’t. A lot of it was spontaneous experimentation. ⁠
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And a lot of that experimentation also took place in the studio. You can see them here during the making of 'Let It Be', with Billy Preston joining the band on keyboards.⁠
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Go to the link in our bio to hear the full version of ‘Get Back’.⁠
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@johnlennon @ポール・マッカートニー @georgeharrisonofficial @ringostarrmusic ⁠

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