1969

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns This was the 20th and final day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, and saw The Beatles perform the songs which had been judged unsuitable for the previous day's rooftop concert.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns The 18th day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions saw The Beatles finally decide to perform a concert the following day on the roof of their Apple headquarters.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns This was the 17th day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, and saw The Beatles further refine most of the songs which would end up on the Let It Be album.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns The 16th day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions was primarily devoted to the song Get Back, although The Beatles also performed a number of other songs.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns The 15th day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions saw The Beatles focus mainly on two songs: Let It Be and The Long And Winding Road.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns Billy Preston was not present on this, the 14th day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns The bulk of the 13th day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions was spent working on Get Back and Two Of Us, along with a number of cover versions.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns Day 12 of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions yielded nothing that was officially released, but did see The Beatles spend a great deal of time working on the song Get Back.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns This was the 11th day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, and the second to take place at The Beatles' Apple Studios in London.

Apple Studios, Savile Row, London Producer: George Martin Engineer: Glyn Johns Following a week's break, The Beatles resumed work the Get Back/Let It Be sessions with the film crew present. This was the first formal day of work following George Harrison's temporary departure from the group, and saw them relocate from Twickenham Film Studios to... Read more »

The ninth day of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions was the second full one without George Harrison, who had walked out of Twickenham Film Studios on 10 January 1969.

The Beatles had met at Ringo Starr's house over the previous weekend in an attempt to resolve the issues that had led to George Harrison walking out of the Get Back/Let It Be sessions.