Surprise! "Now and Then," The Beatles' "last song," is available via streaming and download a day earlier than expected.
The song comes courtesy of Apple Corps/Capitol and will be featured on the new edition of the 1967-1970 compilation (aka The Blue Album), due 11/10 from Apple/Capitol/UMe.
A video for "Now and Then," which was written by John in 1979 and worked on by Paul, George and Ringo in 1995 (technology finally allowed for critical improvements to the sound this year), is slated for release Friday (11/3) at 9am ET/6am PT.
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