One After 909

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"One After 909" is an early rock and roll song by the Beatles, written primarily by John Lennon and later featured on their "Let It Be" album.

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instanceOf song
album Let It Be NERFINISHED
artist The Beatles NERFINISHED
bassist Paul McCartney NERFINISHED
chronologyNote one of the earliest Lennon–McCartney compositions
drummer Ringo Starr NERFINISHED
genre rock
rock and roll
guitarist George Harrison NERFINISHED
John Lennon NERFINISHED
hasLivePerformance The Beatles rooftop concert, 30 January 1969
hasNotableFeature early Beatles composition recorded much later in their career
hasSongwritersCredit Lennon–McCartney NERFINISHED
includedInFilm Let It Be NERFINISHED
The Beatles: Get Back NERFINISHED
label Apple Records NERFINISHED
language English
partOf Let It Be NERFINISHED
performer The Beatles NERFINISHED
primaryWriter John Lennon NERFINISHED
producer Phil Spector NERFINISHED
recordedAt Apple Corps rooftop NERFINISHED
Apple headquarters rooftop
recordedDuring The Beatles rooftop concert NERFINISHED
recordedInCity London NERFINISHED
recordedInCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
releaseContext released on the 1970 album Let It Be
theme romantic relationship
train travel
vocalist John Lennon NERFINISHED
Paul McCartney NERFINISHED
writer John Lennon NERFINISHED
Paul McCartney NERFINISHED

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