[Misc] Ringo Starr

[stewart12]

Begs the question- which of the fab 4 has had the best solo career? John's was obviously short but sweet, Paul has done some good stuff but perhaps a bit quantity over quality, arguably George on the basis that he made (in my opinion) the best solo album of any of them in All things must pass, and then some decent stuff dotted about over the years ?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Begs the question- which of the fab 4 has had the best solo career? John's was obviously short but sweet, Paul has done some good stuff but perhaps a bit quantity over quality, arguably George on the basis that he made (in my opinion) the best solo album of any of them in All things must pass, and then some decent stuff dotted about over the years ?

Paul’s concerts still sell out.

 

[stewart12]

Paul’s concerts still sell out.

Certainly do! I imagine the big draw there is him playing Beatles stuff to be honest

John and George would undoubtedly achieve similar if they were still with us

 

[LANGDON SEAGULL]

He did have a couple of number 1 hits 'Photograph' and 'You're Sixteen”

he's current release “look up” is not the worst song ever

Photograph is a cracking single

 

[marlowe]

Ringo seems to be quite popular with other musicians and had a close friendship with Marc Bolan. He directed the 1972 movie Born to Boogie which featured live concert footage of Bolan.

Here's Ringo jamming with Bolan and Elton John on Bolan's "Children of the Revolution"....

 

[clapham_gull]

He did have a couple of number 1 hits 'Photograph' and 'You're Sixteen”

he's current release “look up” is not the worst song ever

Have you seen the video ?

 

[clapham_gull]

 

[Blue3]

Have you seen the video ?

Yes it’s ok especially when you consider he was never the greatest singer plus he’s 83