A new 'masterpiece' and final song sung by John Lennon, was debuted this afternoon at the famous Cavern Club after 45 years in the making. The back to the future Beatles track came together with the help of AI.
The track is based on demo tapes recorded before John Lennon's death in 1980The Beatles are on track to get their 18th number one single after their 'last recorded' song outsold the rest of the top five combined in its opening weekend.
Now And Then was originally written by the late John Lennon and developed by his fellow band members After his death in 1980 aged 40, Lennon's wife Yoko Ono gave the recording to the remaining Beatles in 1994 along with Free As A Bird and Real Love, which were released by the band in the same decade.
It includes the earliest ever footage of the band, filmed in a Merseyside church hall in 1962, before they became the world's most famous rock stars and manager Brian Epstein convinced them to all wear smart suits A music video for the song was also created by Jackson which sees the Fab Four reunited as Lennon and Harrison can be seen playing instruments alongside recent footage of surviving members Sir Paul and Sir Ringo.
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