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It’s one of the most iconic scenes in the story of The Beatles - but what made the Fab Four take to a London rooftop in the winter of 1969?

The full story behind how The Beatles played their last ever public live performance on the rooftop of Apple studios, as seen in Peter Jackson's Get Back.

We examine the rooftop concert in The Beatles: Get Back and consider why it's the Best Scene of 2021. This was not the end for the Fab Four.

Peter Jackson's three-part documentary The Beatles: Get Back chronicles rehearsals and recording sessions that culminate in the Beatles' ico...

Ray Dagg was just 19 when he became the police officer who forced the Beatles to end their last live performance ever. Now, more than 50 years later, he’s finally opening up about the moment in music history in his first TV interview.

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After The Beatles recorded their final album, Let It Be, they got together on their building’s roof in Saville Rowe to perform a final collection of tracks. The legendary final performance has gone down in history as one of the most momentous events of the Fab Four’s career, as it marked their final time playing […]

Ray Dagg was just 19 years old when he was called to address noise complaints from the roof of the group's Apple Records headquarters in London in January 1969, and when he arrived, he found John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr performing a selection of their greatest hits along with American keyboard player Billy Preston and warned them to stop or face arrest, and he's just thankful he's earned a place in rock history

A former police officer who shut down The Beatles last ever gig on the roof of their record company in 1969 has no regrets about doing so.

A former police officer who shut down The Beatles last ever gig on the roof of their record company in 1969 has no regrets about doing so.