By 1970, The Beatles had already reshaped popular music entirely, yet *Let It Be* arrived as something of a farewell—recorded during the turbulent sessions that would become their final album. The title track, with its gospel-inflected piano and string arrangement, became an anthem of acceptance, while "You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)" captures the band's playful, experimental side, a music-hall romp that feels like a glimpse into their private irreverence. Released on Apple Records, their own label, the album represented both an ending and a consolidation of everything they'd explored across their decade together. This Yugoslav pressing brings that moment of transition into physical form, a snapshot of four musicians at a crossroads, still capable of crafting songs that balanced accessibility with genuine artistic depth.