Entertainment 19-09-2003 who: Paul McCartney what: To release new version of Beatles` last album when: November 17th snippet: McCartney always wanted Let It Be to be an album of basic, stripped-down rock, but the session tapes were given to producer Phil Spector, "who specialised in multi-layered wall of sound techniques," says The Telegraph. "Thirty-four years later, and with two members of the band now dead, McCartney has had Let It Be remastered so that it resembles his original vision." Meanwhile, The Evening Standard`s website is reporting that McCartney visited "David Blaine`s starvation stunt this morning" and a scuffle broke out. In other music business news, Eminem is being sued by a 70 year-old widow who says the track `Guilty Conscience` uses music her late husband wrote for a long-forgotten 1970 movie starring Elliott Gould and Candice Bergen. [... more]

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