Here's my take on this scenario, Let it Be (Or Get Back, doesn't matter how it's titled) is released in 1969 sometime between June and September (The release of Abbey Road IOTL). The Beatles basically decide to just get the album out and move forward from the tumultuous project. The "Let it Be/Get Back" released ITTL resembles Let it Be...Naked in terms of quality and song selection (I'll explain a little more on that later). Abbey Road comes out in April or May 1970, with Maybe I'm Amazed as a track. It's also one of Abbey Road's singles. Abbey Road is highly praised. After they're done recording that, they take a little break. George releases his solo album (Albeit with a different title and a few songs not incluced, due them being held over for the next Beatles Album), John does stuff with Plastic Ono Band, Paul releases a solo album containing some of his songs and some Beatles compositions that were turned down (Basically, a combo of McCartney and Ram, released in late 1970 or so), Ringo just waits. In 1971, they come together to record another album.
I'll get the track listing of that album up. In the meanwhile, please tell me if any of this is realistic and plausable, albeit with some butterflies. I can safely say that Maybe I'm Amazed is still written ITTL, after the stressful Let it Be sessions and the grueling editing period.
I'll get the track listing of that album up. In the meanwhile, please tell me if any of this is realistic and plausable, albeit with some butterflies. I can safely say that Maybe I'm Amazed is still written ITTL, after the stressful Let it Be sessions and the grueling editing period.
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