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Apple Records released Let It Be: Special Edition on the 15th of October 2021. The project faced unexpected hurdles during its planning phase due to a global pandemic that forced organizers to postpone the launch from its intended month to late autumn.
Giles Martin served as the mixing supervisor for this new stereo remix alongside engineer Sam Okell. They created fresh audio versions that included a Dolby Atmos mix for compatible systems while preserving the integrity of the original recordings.
This edition offered multiple configurations including CD and vinyl formats for different preferences. Fans could access a bonus EP featuring four additional unreleased tracks during playback along with essays, photos, and detailed session notes.
Chart performance showed strong numbers across major music markets following its October 2021 release date. The Australian Albums chart placed it at number two while New Zealand ranked it fifth and it reached position five on the US Billboard 200 list.
Streaming services received the full audio recording of the rooftop concert on the 28th of January 2022. This separate launch was titled The Beatles: Get Back , The Rooftop Performance and allowed listeners to experience the historic performance without needing physical media.