A new version of The Beatles' album "Let It Be" will be released in November, the group's company Apple Corps announced Thursday. "Let It Be...Naked" strips the 1969 album of Phil Spector's lavish production effects, returning to Sir Paul McCartney's original idea for the recording.

A new version of The Beatles' album "Let It Be" will be released in November, the group's company Apple Corps announced Thursday. "Let It Be...Naked" strips the 1969 album of Phil Spector's lavish production effects, returning to Sir Paul McCartney's original idea for the recording.