LET IT BE / YOU KNOW MY NAME (LOOK UP MY NUMBER)
Apple A-9083
Released 12 March 1970
Original recommended retail price: $1.00
The first Australian Beatles single released in stereo—although its B-side remained in mono.
Matrix Information
Side 1: (stereo) 7YCE 21407-1U KT
Side 2: (mono) 7XCE 21408-1U KT

Overview
The second single of only two that were pressed from UK metal parts, the other being 'Hey Jude'/'Revolution'. It was also the first stereo Beatles single to be released in Australia (at least the A-side; the B-side was mono), where it appeared in a cardboard picture sleeve similar to the UK.

Patrons of Sydney's 1969 Royal Easter Show were treated to a colour movie of The Beatles singing 'Let It Be' as part of an EMI (Australia) promotion.

The single remained available until the late 1980s.
Chart Performance

Brisbane

(QLD)

Sydney

(NSW)

Melbourne

(VIC)

Hobart

(TAS)

Adelaide

(SA)

Perth

(WA)

GO-SET

(AUS)

Chart Entry

14-Mar-70

20-Mar-70

21-Mar-70

18-Mar-70

20-Mar-70

20-Mar-70

04-Apr-70

Highest Position

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

Weeks In

10

29

29

14

10

33

32
Listed as "Let It Be"
Apple
AUSP9083A.a

Italicised speed, matrix, track listing and credits
Copies confirmed with 'sample' sticker
AUSP9083A.b

Different font/style for non-templated & non song-title elements
AUSP9083A.c

Different font for catalogue number
'THE BEATLES' in smaller size
Spacing differences
AUSP9083A.d

Different font for non-templated & non song-title elements
Production/recording credits on side 2 label split across apple core
AUSP9083A.e

'An EMI Recording' at left of spindle-hole
Single production credit under 'THE BEATLES'
Various 'spacing' differences unique to this label-pair
Silver/Black Style 'C'
AUSP9083SBC.a

First appeared in October 1982 with the release of The Australian 20th Anniversary Singles Collection

Visit AB34 for more information or to see an image of the picture sleeve
Silver/Black Style 'D'
AUSP9083SBD.a

As per AUSP9083SBC.a except different spacing between catalogue number block and title block