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Get Back

"Get Back" is a song recorded by the English rock band the Beatles with Billy Preston, written by Paul McCartney, and credited to the Lennon–McCartney partnership. It was originally released as a single on 11 April 1969 and credited to "The Beatles with Billy Preston", and is one of the few examples of John Lennon featuring prominently as lead guitarist.…

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Genre
Rock and roll · blues · rock
B-side
"Don't Let Me Down"
Label
Apple
Length
3:09 (album version) 3:13 (single version)
Producers
Glyn Johns and George Martin (single version) Phil Spector (album version)
Recorded
27–28 January 1969

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Composition

Recordings and post-production work

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McCartney live performances

Personnel

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Get Back

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related to Recordings and post-production work · 30
Get Back → After, April, Beatles, Billy Preston, By, EMI's Room, England, Fender Rhodes, George Harrison, George Martin, Glyn Johns, Harrison, He, January, Jeff Jarratt, John Lennon, Lennon, Let It Be, McCartney, Naked
related to Single version · 26
Get Back → Apple, Apple Records, April, B-side, Beatles, Billboard, Billboard Hot, Billy Preston, Capitol Records, Don't Let Me Down, Down, Elvis Presley's, EMI, Get Back/Don't Let Me, In, It, May, Nature Intended, Neither Apple, No
related to McCartney live performances · 25
Get Back → Apple Corps, At, Beatles, Broadway, Chance, David Letterman, Day, December, Ed Sullivan Theater, Give Peace, I've, In, Instead, July, Late Show, Letterman, Letterman's, Life, London, McCartney
related to Early protest lyrics · 21
Get Back → Beatles, Blood, Commonwealth, Enoch Powell, Later, McCartney, Member, MP, No Pakistanis, Pakistanis, Parliament, Puerto Ricans, Rivers, The, This, Twickenham, United Kingdom, United States, USA, When McCartney
related to Musical development · 20
Get Back → After, Apple Studios, Beatles, For, George Harrison's, Get, Höfner, Jackie Lomax's, January, Let It Be, McCartney, On, Peter Jackson, Sour Milk Sea, Sweet Loretta, The, The Beatles, This, Twickenham Studios, We
related to Love version (2006) · 18
Get Back → Band, Day, George Martin, Giles, Hard Day's Night, However, In, John Lennon's, Life, Love, Paul McCartney's, Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club, Reprise, Ringo Starr's, Sgt, Take, The End, This
related to Naked version (2003) · 13
Get Back → Apple, Beatles Paul McCartney, Billy Preston, George Harrison's, George Martin, In, January, John Lennon's, Let It Be, Naked, Ringo Starr, The, This
related to External links · 12
Get Back → Alan, Alex Sayf, April, Beatles, Cummings, No Pakistanis, Pollack's Notes, Retrieved, Salon, The, YouTube, YouTubeGet Back
related to The Beatles: Get Back versions · 9
Get Back → Anthology, As, It's, January, Let It Be, McCartney, Take, This, Universal Music
related to Let It Be version (1970) · 8
Get Back → In, January, Lennon's, McCartney, Spector, The, This, When Phil Spector

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Get BackB-side"Don't Let Me Down"1.00infobox
Get BackGenreRock and roll1.00infobox
Get BackGenreblues1.00infobox
Get BackGenrerock1.00infobox
Get BackLabelApple1.00infobox
Get BackLength3:09 (album version) 3:13 (single version)1.00infobox
Get BackProducersGlyn Johns and George Martin (single version) Phil Spector (album version)1.00infobox
Get BackRecorded27–28 January 19691.00infobox
Get BackReleased11 April 1969 (1969-04-11)1.00infobox
Get BackSongwriterLennon–McCartney1.00infobox
Get BackStudioApple, London1.00infobox
Get Backrelated to Early protest lyricsWhen McCartney0.60section

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