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The Album That Reunited The Beatles | The Story of "Ringo" | Classic Albums
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- After his temporary departure from the beatles in 1968 ringo starr began to think more about what would become of his life in the following years, the split of the group was imminent and faced with the demand of projects requesting his services ringo prioritized acting above almost everything else, he made more than 10 films between 1968 and 1973, and musically, his first two solo albums, both of covers, had good reviews, but in early 1973, Starr decided that the time was right to begin his first rock solo album. And in a collaborative effort he managed to do what no one in the world could achieve in a decade, to have the four beatles on the same album, and then ringo with his album ringo, achieved his masterpiece with a little help from his friends.
After more than 50 years, this album still holds up extremely well. This is the closest that we got to an authentic Beatles reunion back in 1973. The fact that all members of the Fab Four brought their incredible talent to this masterpiece helps to make it a must-have in any music fans' library of timeless music.
Ringo was the biggest selling beatle after they broke up. I have to Disagree, its shocking
@@marccarter1350 Ringo was the biggest as of this album release but I think Paul McCartney and Wings were bigger in the mid 70s.
@@bigneiltoo Yeah, right after the brreak up he was the biggest selling for a while.
@@marccarter1350 Lennon didn't have a #1 until Elton John helped him in 1974 with Whatever Gets You Through the Night. Ringo was #2 to the album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road in 1973.
This album deserves a deluxe anniversary box set. It's a genuine masterpiece.
Still one of my all time favorite albums. Photograph still chokes me up a bit and makes me miss George.
After hearing Photograph for the first time, on the local radio station, almost 51 years ago, I bought this album and wore it out. I still have it, but I listen to the cd or on UA-cam these days.
I did the same. Love that album and cover
I loved It Don't Come Easy from the 1st time I heard it ❤
I swear on my first listen, the DJ on WNCI in Columbus, Ohio introduced it as a new song by "Ringo Starr and the Beatles." In those days, it took another day or two to discover it wasn't quite true.
@@DavidDykes-dm9lc it don’t come easy was not on the original album. It was on the cd release I believe.
My Mother loved The Beatles. Photograph was one of her favorite solo tunes. At her funeral in 1983, we used "Photograph" as the centerpiece of the music she loved
What a wonderful year 1973 was for those of us who were Beatles fans.
George's "Living In The Material World" album, John's "Mind Games", Paul's "Red Rose Speedway" and "Band On The Run" albums, as well as his "Live And Let Die" and "Helen Wheels" singles, while the legendary Red and Blue Beatles complilation albums were also released that year.
The "Ringo" LP was the icing on the cake. Ringo's best album featured superb contributions from every former Beatle as well as many of their great friends and esteemed colleagues.
Great days!
I always considered "RINGO" lp a "last" Beatles album. Being a huge Beatles fan for years, I knew alot of the info in your video, nonetheless I found the it very informative and interesting! Thanks for that! I once was lucky enough to visit a huge Beatles collectors house in New Jersey in the early 70s and he showed us a promo copy of the Ringo lp with the McCartney backed track "Six O'clock" track with a big ZIG ZAG cut thru out the whole track making it impossible to play. This was because of the way McCartney and Linda "jam" out on the "I don't treat you like I should" part which wasn't made public until it came out on a bootleg. They record companies didn't want to "push" McCartney, just Ringo. Thanks for the great work.
Barry NYC
Ringo was the kind of man who, when he asks for help, everyone jumps to his aid. Says a lot really.
"Oh I get by, with a little help from my friends" ❤
Great video! Ringo was my fav Beatle as a teenager. One of my favorite songs of his is "Whispering Trees" off Sentimental Journey__"...and everyone will know, because you told the blabbering trees...". 😹🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳 💖🙌😺
I took Photograph as a love song to his memories of the Beatles.
I'm sure Ringo loved and so much missed the Beatles after the breakup.
Says so much about the friendship with his ex-mates.
great video brother!
Bought this album the week it came out and I still have my original copy. As good as any other solo album by the Beatles
Fantastic! Very nostalgic for me!
Tf
For me, it is the best album by a Beatle solo. And it is sounds and looks like a true album, just like The Beatles album. It even has an wonderful end. And a fantastic cover . And Klaus Voorman 's drawings.
This album, IMHO, is the best of all The Beatles' solo efforts - complete from start to finish.
The beatles solo stuff suckes! Every one of them, John being the absolute worst
@@rocoe9019 What a weird opinion. Not bashing or anything, I've just never heard anyone who thought this way. Is this genuinely what you think? Like, you like the stuff they made as a band but you don't like a single thing that any of them did afterwards? Imagine? Maybe I'm Amazed? My Sweet Lord? Photograph? How interesting.
I read a story about Joe Walsh's band the James Gang. The drummer said, "I was really into Buddy Rich, until I heard Ringo."
Great work. Thanks. Gaz (Melbourne/Australia). May I suggest you do a clip on John Lennon's 'Rock'n' Roll album from 1975. As you would know, it has a very intersteing back story. Cheers
All Things Must Pass was the best solo Album.
Without a doubt
Still one of my favourite albums and is basically the end of an era we will never see again
I was a Beatlemaniac in 1988 when they came out on CD, getting all 16. I went on to collect all the solo artist albums on CD (some of which weren't released until 1993). This Ringo Album is one of the best of the 100+ Beatle-related albums (along with All Things Must Pass (1970), Band on the Run (1973), and Mind Games (1973)).
Thank you so much for the unbiased review of this sound album by Ringo - and his Fab Friends. Peaceandlove.
Oh My My....Ringo..the best of all The Fab Four solo albums..and that Don't Come Easy....
I bought the album straight away and was thrilled. Until today! I'm just wondering why this top-class album hasn't been remixed and remastered to this day, when otherwise almost everything possible is re-released in lavish, rather useless boxes.
Beaucoup of Blues, one of best Ringo's albums ever, was NOT blues album and did NOT contain any covers. All were originals.
Seriously underrated album
Agreed with you
One of the best Beatles solo albums. A great pop album.
Never knew Ringo co-wrote Photograph!.My whole life I thought it was an oldie redone
There should have been a deluxe version released in 2023 (DUH!). And BTW, EIGHT ARMS TO HOLD YOU mentions an outtake from the sessions called "Piccadilly." Has anyone ever heard this song?
I love Ringo! It is great LP
Ringo is an incredible talent!-Thanks for posting.
The question is: When will we ever see a remixed and Dolby Atmos mix of “Ringo” box set??? Not to forget the other albums as well… “Come on Ringo”. It’s not that you can’t afford it. Let alone not being sold well… You DO have the following…
I was really hoping he would have done that for its 50 anniversary. There’s still time, and I’d preorder it the second it was allowed.
Great idea!!!!!! Thanks! WE MEED A RING BOXSET, with demos and alternate takes. By the way: there is an album : RINGO- the alternate album!! Who knows about it? Thanks Andreas
We NEED
I'd like to see Red Rose Speedway by Paul Mccartney and Wings covered.
Also Wild Life by Wings
Great album, members of The Band on Sunshine life for me ❤
George was the major drive for Ringo's solo career success. They were always in the backseat of the Beatles and when they were on their own, George did not let his old back seat pal down ...
Saw Born to Boogie nine times back in the day, and a few times since.
Come on Ringo we need a super deluxe box of this his best album
this album is amazing top to bottom
only great songs and great performances
Oh my God! You are alive! Does that mean you'll come back to make new video comparisons?! I really liked them, they were so good to watch.
@@kalexkhan5086 yes I am! I'll not upload anymore since my channel got demonetized by UA-cam, but thanks for the compliments
It was the contractual & legal issues that prevented a Beatles reunion in the early 1970s, too much was going on in the dissolution of their partnership, the fight with Allen Klein, frozen royalties, how to deal with a 'new' album in a legal sense, etc. The goodwill & desire was there although there was an indifference to playing live again. It's a shame as their respective solo work shows they could've reunited & used that material for 2 or 3 brilliant albums.
What a great album. Thanks for posting.
At the time there were rumours of rumours that The Beatles were getting back together. They did! But only on this album - but not more than 2 in the same room. I saw Ringo at the Beacon Theatre NYC and he played " Im the Greatest". He told the audience that John was in the studio ( paraphrasing here) coaxing him sing the lyrics. Thank you. Whats the story about " what do you do with a drunken sailor?" faded lyrics on the single of " You're16". Lets not forget the non - LP flipside " Down and Out" ( in the Beatles books they dont list the musicians! Oh no! Ive stumped Beatle scholars!!! I remember hearing about the longer version of " Six OClock" on the cassette during the early 80s.BTW an update- during " Down and Out" Ringo mentions" Gary" ( Brooker)- but who else is on the song??
Ringo is a concept by which we measure our....pain
Another great video! Thank you
Ringo is still my favorite, and criminally underrated in part due to the overshadowing of the other beat bros.
I've been saying this since I bought this album and saw how many songs were with these different ones.
Back Off Boogaloo is pure Bolan................
Great album cover ,reminds me of sgt peppers ,also George's Dark horse album cover
One interesting little factoid for you. The artist you mentioned who was responsible for the cover, as well as several other well known album covers from those days, Tim Bruckner, drew himself sitting next to John and Yoko, drawing the cover. Tim was a friend of mine in Los Angeles and is a real Renaissance man, a gifted artist, illustrator, sculptor, songwriter, musician, etc. A fascinating guy who could literally do anything. Cheers!
thanks for this!
Beaucoups of Blues was not a blues covers LP. It was a country LP consisting of songs written for Ringo by Nashville songwriters/musicians. Btw it’s well worth checking out.
Ringo is the Greatest! Period.🎉
Nope !
What a fun album!
Beaucoups Of Blues was not a blues covers album. It was a country album and I believe that all the songs were written for the record.
Recorded in Nashville with the great Pete Drake and Nashville sessions musicians. It's a great album.
Wow, I never knew the album Ringo reunited The Beatles.
I mean, I knew it was a little impossible for The Beatles to reunite temporarily after their break-up in 1970.
So much so that they almost reunited in 1975-1976 on SNL.
Can you believe that?
It was only Paul and John that considered going over to SNL - not the rest of the Fab Four. Paul happened to be over at John's apartment watching SNL and they considered it briefly and then decided not to. Would've been cool if they had.
@Mench951 Oh, now I get it.
But anyway, could you imagine what it would've been like if John and Paul had accepted the offer to perform on SNL?
If it would had happened, then SNL would have uploaded it on the show's UA-cam channel.
Don't you think?
@@fabiangabrielroman9476 oh immediately. it's good to know that john and paul were cool w/ one another in john's last years. i'd like to believe that in an alternate timeline if john hadn't died. he and paul would reunite on top of the pops in late 1980 but the beatles wouldn't reunite... until live aid as it would be this big surprise.
it would start w/ john singing "imagine" on a piano. just as the song ends, john does a little piano bit as paul sits in and sings "let it be". john would harmonize and then step out of the chair as he grabs a guitar. when billy preston's organ comes in. the full sound would appear as fans would lose it. the beatles would do a 30-minute set of their old classics but also a solo song from each beatle.
@@thevoid99 John and Yoko were not into reuniting with Paul at all.
@thevoid99 I think so, too
You and Me Babe is the last real Beatles song IMO. They don't disappoint.
I was expecting to hear I'm the greatest' on the Mind Games 2024 set, but its vinyl exclusive 🥲
It’s there, pop, as a hidden track before track 1 on Disc 1, lol
Sentimental Journey had good reviews, did it now?
Well, it was basically like the album after Abbey Road as all 4 Beatles were on it and wrote songs for it. Christ, had it on an 8 track, lol
Yall this whole video is ripped word for word from wikipedia 😭. The songs he brushes over are the ones there isn't an article for
Love Ringo, always will. Quirky songs! Norma Jean Morrissey I actually saw the Beatles when I was 13!
Lmfao
It all started when he would say things like, its been a hard days night. that was the funniest phrase his mates ever heard so they took that idea and wrote a hit song from it.
Please do an early BJH album!
What is BJH?
@@jkplays7485
BJH are an underrated British band from late 60s/70s they mix rock/prog/folk and classical together. The ‘harvest’ record label is named after them. They toured with pink Floyd and would sometimes have a full orchestra with them. The first 10 years of their career saw some incredible albums but when the 80s came along they didn’t really produce anything of note. A band definitely worth checking out! ‘Mockingbird’ is their most well known song and a good starting point
Same question
@@jkplays7485
BJH or Barclay James Harvest are a late 60/70s rock/prog/folk/classical English band. The harvest label is named after them. They toured with pink Floyd and would normally tour with a full orchestra. The early period is my favourite era as the 80s weren’t kind to them. A good starting point is ‘mockingbird’ which is the most known single. They are a criminally underrated band!
OK, but you cant expect more than a few to understand that reference 😮@coyotegrove9206
Ringão✌✌✌✌❤❤❤❤
I think this might have just a... very obvious touch of AI script writing to it.
12:17 "On november T w o in the US" yeah this is obvious.
All our scripts are written by humans and revised. However, this is a personal mistake. We are very sorry.
How about a tribute to 'LEE MICHAELS'. ???
1:21 - _Beaucoups Of Blues_ was a _blues_ album? If the video is wrong in the first two minutes, why should I bother with the rest of it?
Anthology was in `94.
If you don't love Ringo...I don't think I can help you.
😍😀
All the line.
Just between all uf us, why this masterpiece did not receive the deluxe treatment box set yet? Are they blind or deaf? C’mon.
16:14 Ringo invented planking.
Lennon plays piano on I'm the Greatest not guitar.
please review 'touch me' by gary glitter
Hey there, Mop Top. How the FRUCK r ya?
Ironically Ringo, the ultimate team player, dealt with post Beatles life with more grace and dignity than any of the others, followed by George, with, in my view, Lennon at the bottom of the list. Not a fan o McCartney either. 1+1+1+1=17 when the Beatles were together.
RS
Swell pet sounds children LoL AQUARIUS
2:10 George sent Ringo a "demo" of the completed song...ua-cam.com/video/vI0RTUp7Wwc/v-deo.html
Hey,Ringo invented Planking! 16:14
Your 16, your beautiful and your mine
You’re
Hardly a bad track on it,either.
Not exactly.
Is this written by AI? Awful.
Too much talk...no music...Irrelevant...