The Beat That Rocked The World: Ringo's Hidden Influence | The Kenny Aronoff Sessions Clip

Join us for a profound dive into music's golden era with Paul Shaffer in The Kenny Aronoff Sessions. Hear firsthand the incredible moment when Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr united, setting the stage alight with their timeless chemistry. Whether you yearn for that authentic Beatles swing or crave the nuances of drumming legends, you'll find your groove here. We're peeling back layers of rock history, revealing insights that only true legends could provide. Tune in now and capture the essence of what made the Beatles' rhythm section unforgettable.
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[@murff625]

When the four of them played together they couldn't help but sound like the Beatles. Anything they played sounded like the Beatles. That was evident watching them noodle around during Get Back.

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Exactly.. I love that

[@BobWadeGuitar]

Just think - Ringo got to play on ALL those Beatle songs lol.

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Yesssssssssss. amazing.

[@burntsider8457]

Show us what you mean by Ringo's swing.

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I will do that in a future podcast..

[@jimcagney6696]

Paul is a better drummer than Ringo

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I bet Paul would disagree. Ringo is very very special and unique and Paul, John and George recognized that in Ringo.

[@artguti1551]

Paul may be better "technically", but Paul can't do a Ringo Shuffle beat...nor play Rain or Tomorrow Never Knows, or Something or play Help (Try Playing Help at the speed Ringo Plays)...and Roll Over Beethoven and I Wanna Be Your Man! (Paul Can't Play any of those songs!!! Let alone many others!)