On January 25, 1969, during one of the "Let It Be" rehearsal sessions, John Lennon sang a lead vocal on the signature McCartney track. Using isolation software and audio editing of the bits and piece John sang, a complete, albeit raw and playful, Lennon performance of the tune can now be heard.
John Lennon singing Paul McCartney's "Let It Be"
Yoko and John. Photo: Joost Evers / Anefo / Dutch National Archives (CC0)
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