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Rooftop “Get Back” video clip broadcast in color in the UK

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Previous article Mid-December 1969 • Paul and Linda McCartney on holiday in Antigua

Session Late December 1969 to Jan 03, 1970 • "McCartney" home recordings

Session Dec 21, 1969 • Mixing the "Get Back" album (4th compilation)

Article Dec 25, 1969 • Rooftop "Get Back" video clip broadcast in color in the UK

Article Dec 31, 1969 • New years eve party at Ringo's

Album Jan 01, 1970 • "Kum Back" by The Beatles released in the US

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  • Get Back

    1969 • For The Beatles • Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg

BBC1’s Top Of The Pops ’69 showed a clip of The Beatles singing ‘Get Back’ on the roof of the Apple building, the first time it had been televised in Britain in colour.

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