1970: The Sixties come to an official end when the Beatles release their last album of new studio material, Let It Be. The album was actually recorded before Abbey Road but shelved when the band couldn’t find a mix they liked. John Lennon brought in legendary producer Phil Spector to remix the sessions and finally get the album out and into the hands of Beatles fans.
This Day in Rock History - May 8th
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