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They bring in keyboard player Billy Preston, whose delight in the music-making lifts the mood.

The group gains steam after moving to the Apple studio in London. Watching half a century later, we recognize the chords of what is to become one of the BeatlesвЂ™ big late-career hits: The filmвЂ™s title track, Get Back. In one of the filmвЂ™s best moments, McCartney starts playing something on his guitar, singing nonsense words in place of the lyrics he doesnвЂ™t yet have.

A park in London? A Roman amphitheater in Libya? The director, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, even suggests a childrenвЂ™s hospital, but вЂњnot one where theyвЂ™re really sick.вЂќ The whole thing starts looking like a train wreck.ДЄnd yet, in spite of themselves, the lads make music. They are supposed to be preparing for a possible TV special to go with the album, but arenвЂ™t sure where to perform.

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They have a deadline: Ringo Starr is about to start shooting a movie with Peter Sellers. The group has come to the studio half-prepared, with only a few songs in hand. At one point he announces that he is quitting the Beatles, telling his bandmates, вЂњSee you around the clubs.вЂќ Harrison chafes at the way McCartney tries to coach him on what to play. Lennon, once the bandвЂ™s leader, shows up late and seems detached, smoking and goofing around as Ono sits by his side. An impatient McCartney was trying to keep the fraying enterprise from falling apart. George Harrison, tired of being in the shadow of Lennon and Paul McCartney, was working on material of his own. John Lennon had met Yoko Ono and was heading off in different artistic and political directions. The Beatles were on the rocks when they met in a drafty movie studio in Twickenham, West London, in January of 1969 to rehearse material for a new album.

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Get Back, filmmaker Peter JacksonвЂ™s new three-part, eight-hour documentary series about the Beatles, reminds us that the process of creation is often a more complicated affair, involving not a single prodigy but a group of individuals labouring together, elevating each other вЂ“ and, if they are both talented and lucky, producing something great. Eccentric, driven, working alone in their garrets and labs, they are struck by inspiration and change the world вЂ“ call it the cult of genius. Our culture lionizes independent thinkers and creators, from Beethoven to Einstein to Musk.

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