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The Fab Four, sitting at the studio, rehearsing and laughing as they try to figure out their dynamic a decade into the band’s life. While The Beatles wrote songs for Let It Be, the album and documentary, you can see how they are struggling to keep the magic of the band alive. All four give a mix
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