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<\/p>\nThe Beatles have hit fans with more news as two of their classic albums are due to be newly remixed and expanded this month.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Those who love the Fab Four will be familiar with 1962-1966 and 1967-1970, widely known as\u00a0the ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ albums.<\/p>\n
The two albums are due to be expanded and remixed and will be released\u00a0on 10 November, just as\u00a0Christmas\u00a0approaches.\u00a0<\/p>\n
This comes as emotional Beatles fans broke down on Thursday as they heard their ‘last ever song’ Now And Then for the first time.<\/p>\n
The band’s ‘masterpiece’ new and final song sung by John Lennon and debuted on the BBC and YouTube after 45 years in the making.<\/p>\n
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The Beatles have hit fans with more news as two of their classic albums are due to be newly remixed and expanded this month<\/p>\n
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This comes as emotional Beatles fans broke down on Thursday as they heard their ‘last ever song’ Now And Then for the first time<\/p>\n
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Those who love the the Fab Four will be familiar with the albums 1962-1966 and 1967-1970, widely known as the ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ albums. These are due to be remixed and expanded<\/p>\n
The song – which is the latest release from the band since\u00a0‘Real Love’ in 1996 – will also be included in the newly remixed albums.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Giles Martin, who is the son of original Beatles producer George Martin, spoke to Variety about the refreshed albums and new song release.\u00a0<\/p>\n
‘You know, we live in such a sh**** time right now, in all honesty. And it’s quite nice to think about something else. That’s what music should be there for.<\/p>\n
‘It’s not some sort of cynical marketing exercise to try and push catalog sales. I think Paul just misses John and he wants to work on a song with him. It’s just as simple as that,’ Giles told the outlet.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Now And Then was posted on the Fab Four’s YouTube account and it has racked up 12million views in just one day.<\/p>\n
43 years after Lennon’s death \u2013 and more than two decades on from George Harrison’s passing \u2013 The Beatles have came together with the help of AI and audio tech.<\/p>\n
Now And Then, written and sung by John in 1977, features acoustic and electric guitar played by George in 1995.<\/p>\n
\u00a0Sir Paul McCartney completed the bass and Sir Ringo Starr recorded the drums in the last year.<\/p>\n
Sir Paul said finishing his friend’s lost love song felt like the Fab Four were all back together again, declaring today: ‘To still be working on Beatles music in 2023. Wow. It’s probably the last Beatles song, and we have all played on it so it is a genuine Beatles recording. Every time I thought, say I had a chance to ask John: “Hey John, would you like us to finish this last song of yours?” I’m telling you, I know the answer would have been: “Yeah”.’\u00a0<\/p>\n
Now And Then is a Lennon demo from the 70s that McCartney, Harrison and Starr attempted to ‘finish’ – just like\u00a0Free As A Bird and Real Love.<\/p>\n
However, according to Super Deluxe Edition\u00a0Free As A Bird and Real Love are not going to feature on the revised Blue Album.<\/p>\n
Lovers of The Beatles took to the comments to discuss the new song, with some saying they ‘couldn’t stop the tears.’<\/p>\n
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Now And Then is a Lennon demo from the 70s that McCartney, Harrison and Starr attempted to ‘finish’ – just like Free As A Bird and Real Love<\/p>\n
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Ringo Starr, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon jumping on a wall together in 1963<\/p>\n
One commented: ‘Wow, this video hit me hard. It’s incredible how after all these years, The Beatles still manage to get a grown man to tear up.\u00a0<\/p>\n
‘Been a hardcore fan since I was 8, and here I am, nearly 55, still getting those same chills.’<\/p>\n
Another penned: ‘This is powerful because it feels like the final goodbye of the most influential rock band that ever existed.<\/p>\n
‘Paul and Ringo closing the circle with the permission of their pals. Quite a unique moment…’<\/p>\n
A third said: ‘I can’t stop the tears. Thank you, Paul and Ringo, for taking me back to some of the best times of my life.’<\/p>\n
A fourth wrote: ‘Simply stunning, a masterpiece that invokes such emotion. Thank you so much for making this.\u00a0<\/p>\n
‘The Beatles will be here for so many future generations to enjoy and relive their music once more. What a journey.’\u00a0<\/p>\n
On Thursday when Now And Then was released, listening parties were\u00a0held all over the world, including in their home city of Liverpool at The Cavern Club and the Liverpool Beatles Museum.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Tears were shed as the song played. Liam Gallagher tweeted: ‘Now n Then absolutely incredible biblical celestial heartbreaking and heartwarming all at the same time long live The Beatles LG x’.<\/p>\n