The Beatles - Rooftop Concert Album

Tracklist

1	I've Got A Feeling #1
2	From The Street
3	Get Back #2
4	Don't Let Me Down #1
5	EMI Master Reels
6	Complete Rooftop Mix
7	Introduction
8	One After 909
9	I've Got A Feeling #2
10	Get Back #4
11	Don't Let Me Down #2
12	Dig A Pony
13	Get Back #3
14	Get Back #1

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TSP 500-81/2	The Beatles	The Rooftop Concert ‎(2xLP, Ltd, Unofficial, Yel)	The Swingin' Pig	TSP 500-81/2	Europe	2009
RT 1	The Beatles	The Complete Rooftop Concert ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Roof Top	RT 1	1996
DBM-047	The Beatles	Last Licks Live (The Rooftop Concert) ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Dr Ebbetts	DBM-047	Japan	Unknown
TSP 500-81/2	The Beatles	The Rooftop Concert ‎(LP, Ltd, Unofficial, Blu)	The Swingin' Pig	TSP 500-81/2	Europe	2009
TSP 500-81/2	The Beatles	The Rooftop Concert ‎(LP, Ltd, Unofficial, Mul)	The Swingin' Pig	TSP 500-81/2	Europe	2009

Notes

Recorded live at Apple Corps, 3 Savile Row, London, Rooftop Performance. 30 January 1969.

3 types of sleeve: Jacket A, B & C.

Companies

• Recorded At – Apple Studios

Video

Album

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