Ringo Starr Celebrates New Country Album With A Little Help From Some Friends
His appreciation of country has shined throughout his career, first with his early band Rory Storm and The Hurricanes, his years with the Beatles with songs like “Act Naturally,” “Honey Don’t,” “Don’t Pass Me By,” and others, then, in 1970 when he traveled to Nashville to record his first country album Beaucoups of Blues.
A new book focuses on John Lennon living a long life and getting to perform at one last concert with the Fab Four.
The strongest is Time On My Hands, a sublime tale of lost love and loneliness with Ringo lamenting: ‘I used to have a true love, everything was fine/But now she’s found a new love, she’s no ...
This particular Studer recorder has been modified by the Fab Four's sound engineer, Eddie Veale. And it's the real deal: ...
Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes) and at Apple Music here, and sign up for The Amplifier, a twice-weekly guide to new and old songs. Ringo Starr maintains his ...
Ringo Starr's country-themed TV special will include a version of 'With a Little Help From My Friends' benefitting L.A.
Ringo Starr will take his new album 'Look Up' to the Grand Ole Opry for his debut performance on country music's biggest ...
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