Here’s What The Beatles Trying To Tell Us With A Secret?

The Beatles posted a strange message on social media on April 15th, 2024. It has the outline of the "Let It Be" frame, but all the squares are blank where John, Paul, George, and Ringo's face would be. With the bold font of the words " AT LAST..." and the bottom of the post, the words. "There will be an answer." Now we know what the secret is.

The online forums of the Beatles have gone crazy with speculation about something happening with the LET IT BE album.  The album was remastered back in 2009. The Beatles also released a stripped-down version with the Phill Spector Wall of Sound mixing called "LET IT BE, Naked."  an alternative mix of the Beatles' 1970 album Let It Be, released on 17 November 2003 by Apple Records. The project was done by Paul McCartney, who felt that producer Phil Spector overdid it and did not capture the group's stripped-down, live-to-tape sound for the album. 

Taken from The Beatles Instagram post on social media. Some guesses seem pretty realistic. Like  @felix.beatle, " I think the 4 Beatles films will be uploaded, since Let It Be would be Get Back,"

Disney appears to be teasing an announcement related to The Beatles. The Red Apple Beatles logo is also pictured in the social media post. The image aligns with rumors that the Beatles Let It Be film has been remastered and will soon be available for viewing.

Peter Jackson was responsible for the acclaimed The Beatles: Get Back Disney Plus series, released in 2021, and worked on cleaning up Let It Be.
Back in 2022, Peter Jackson was interviewed by Deadline.com. Jackson told Deadline, " “I’m talking to The Beatles about another project, something very, very different than Get Back,” “We’re seeing what the possibilities are, but it’s another project with them. It’s not a documentary … and that’s all I can say.” See the whole Deadline.com interview by clicking here

At last... see The Beatles in the 1970 film Let It Be, fully restored for the first time and streaming May 8 only on @DisneyPlus.

The WCSX Staff share their favorite song by The Beatles! Today is the day that fans of The Beatles have been waiting for. Starting at 10am, you can enjoy 'The Holiday Beatles Blitz On CSX Hosted By Ken Calvert.'

You'll hear exclusive interviews with members of the band, stories from artists talking about how they were influenced by The Beatles, deep cuts, and of course their new single, "Now And Then."

The Beatles have special meaning to all of us, and all for different reasons. To celebrate 'The Holiday Beatles Blitz On CSX Hosted By Ken Calvert,' the WCSX staff has shared their favorite songs from the Fab Four.

It's awesome to see these music lovers share their favorite picks and give detailed reasons why. There's never been anyone like The Beatles before, and there probably won't be another one like them ever again.

The band's latest single "Now And Then" was brought to life decades after it was created using AI technology. It's amazing what they were able to do with this. Check out the "Now And Then" video and details by clicking here!

To play along with the "Now And Then" theme, we thought it would be fun to share pictures of the WCSX Staff from "Now And Then" with pictures of them when they were young paired with a picture from them today. So cool to see! Check out those images by clicking here!

That's not all the fun, either! We also have an excellent Must Have shopping list put together for you: 11 Of The Best Beatles Memorabilia  Items On The Internet.

Additionally, you can enter for a chance to win a Ron Campbell Beatles Lithograph! Ron was the director of the famous Saturday Morning Beatles Cartoon series that aired from 1965-1969. A great collection piece for you or The Beatles fan in your life. Let us help you make shopping this holiday season even easier.

Let's get to the list of the WCSX Staff and their favorite song from The Beatles!

I’ve always loved the energy of “Hey Bulldog” - it’s was John’s song originally titled “Hey Bullfrog” but he changed it when Paul was screwing around and started barking.

There’s a raw simple fun to this song - and it resonates with me. Always puts me in a good mood.

Ryan picked "Rocky Raccoon." A great choice!

I love “Tomorrow Never Knows.” It’s got a very different sound than most Beatles tracks but you still know who it is. Lennon said it was “my first psychedelic song.” Legend has it that Lennon would trip on LSD, read the book The Psychedelic Experience: A Manual Based on The Tibetan Book of The Dead aloud and record himself. Then he listened back to the recording, again while tripping, and wrote the song. The line “turn off your mind… relax and float downstream” is directly from the book.

Hard to pick just one Beatles song but if I had to it probably be Magical Mystery Tour. The bright horns and the beginning always changes my mood anytime it comes on. We would always play it on our way to a concert not knowing what fun was in store for me and my best buds. Later on knowing that there was a very cheesy movie that goes along with it it's a cult classic and I actually have it on Super 8 mm sound movie film. I've watched it so many times on the projector I had as a kid. There are so many Mysteries in this movie about the Beatles it'll keep you guessing for hours whether Paul is dead or not LOL

Scott Jameson is the brains behind 'The Holiday Beatles Blitz On CSX Hosted By Ken Calvert.' When asked for his favorite Beatles song, he responded:

You Never Give Me Your Money – Paperback Writer-  Rain-

Ooops. 2-2 many.

Here's What The Beatles Trying To Tell Us With A Secret? It has the outline of the, "Let It Be," frame but all the squares are blank where John, Paul, George, and Ringo's faces would be. With the bold font of the words, " AT LAST..." and at the very bottom of the post the words. "There will be an answer."