Let It Be 2, is a work from Marie Reine Levrat Ascolese’s collection.

Let It Be 2. The original inspiration dates back to the single Hey Jude/Revolution and its promotional video clip shot on September 4, 1968, under the direction of Michael Lindsay-Hogg in the Twickenham studio. On that occasion, the group was supposed to play in front of a limited number of selected guests, but word of mouth brought together a much larger audience than expected. This situation awakened in the group the enthusiasm for live performances and the desire to perform in concert again.
The basic idea was that – like the first album, Please Please Me, recorded in a single twelve-hour session in 1962 – the Beatles should abandon electronic equipment and overdubs in favor of live recordings.