This is the back cover of The Beatles' album Let It Be, specifically the Italian release. The design mirrors the front with a black background and a white-bordered frame containing four square, black-and-white photographs of the band members.
At the top, centered in white text, is a short introduction describing the album as a "new phase Beatles album," emphasizing its connection to the accompanying film and its live-performance energy. Below, the tracklist is displayed in two columns, listing all the songs from the album.
The four black-and-white photographs, arranged in a 2x2 grid, feature each member in different moments. In the top left, John Lennon is passionately playing his guitar, mouth open mid-performance. To the right, Paul McCartney is captured in profile, focused, singing into a microphone. In the bottom left, George Harrison appears thoughtful, his face partly shadowed, giving him a contemplative aura. In the bottom right, Ringo Starr is seen smiling slightly, his relaxed expression contrasting with the intensity of the other images.
Below the photographs, production credits acknowledge key contributors, including George Martin, Glyn Johns, and Billy Preston, among others. The album’s design is credited to John Kosh, with photography by Ethan Russell.
A striking feature of the back cover is the red Apple Records logo, positioned prominently at the bottom center. The vibrant red color stands out against the otherwise monochrome aesthetic, symbolizing the band's connection to their own label.
The text at the bottom confirms that this is an E.M.I. Recording, made in Italy by EMI Italiana, and officially released under Apple Records.
