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From: Mark Percival 
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Subject: Re: Let it Be Guitar Solo(s)
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Bob Gill wrote:

>The original lead guitar can still be heard on the single version, and
maybe the Spector
>version too, playing on the descending chord sequence after the second
verse, just before
>the solo. And, as noted, on the single version you can also hear the
overdubbed guitar used
>for the Spector version at one point during the last verse.

I often wondered if the album version of Let It Be album had a guitar solo
that was a result of an overdub recorded at the final "I Me Mine" session
in Jan. 1970.  If Phil Spector wasn't happy with the solo used by George
Martin it wouldn't surprise me if he had George Harrison record a fresh one
then.  I have no proof of this, just speculation.

Mark Percival
Montreal, Quebec

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