One that grabbed Stephen Colbert was how pianist Billy Preston got here to be referred to as "the fifth Beatle."
During an interview on his late present that aired on Thanksgiving, Colbert talked with Peter Jackson, who directed the newly launched Beatles docuseries.
They mentioned how Preston got here to hop on the keys with the long-lasting band, made up of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr."He wasn't even supposed to be on the album," Colbert stated. "He was just a friend of George's who stopped by.""The album" is 1970's "Let It Be." The new docuseries builds on audio and movie from the 1970 "Let It Be" documentary."The Beatles: Get Back" explores Harrison quitting the band and McCartney assuming more of a management position as John Lennon centered on his marriage and work with Yoko Ono.
Jackson talked to the Washington Post about engaged on the challenge.
"I tried to make a very honest movie," he stated.
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