Ringo Starr tells Dan Rather that The Beatles didn't get along and that they would fight from time to time.
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Ringo Starr tells Dan Rather that The Beatles didn't get along and that they would fight from time to time.
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Being 84, Ringo looks, speaks and MOVES amazing.
He's 83. That explains it.
Amazingly 😁
Dan Rathers not doing so bad himself!
I find it hard to believe that just because it says this was put out an hour ago, this is Ringo in 2024. He really looks too good. Every 83 yr old woman wants to know his secret.
They drink the blood of sacrificed children, plus he colours his hair.
Ringo is about the music, not about his ego, he deserves all the success he has had in his career.
Go Bongo!
The guy is a fraud and a sell out
@@bieituns and you are? :D
Cool as fuck
He also quit the band first out of any of them
Some years ago as Ringo was being interviewed about joining the Beatles he said he was really happy about it because he was an only child and now he had 3 brothers. He knows what's important in life.
Of course they didn't. They're British. 😂 I think it was good old-fashioned driving each other to be their best, like any great band...
Ringo sets the tone for the human race. Why can't all people talk like him, humble, gracious and inestimably understated.
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And all I have to do is act naturally. Thank you, Mr S.
Paul was also rather humble - despite his fame, he lived down the road from me. He sent his kids to the local state school, and often picked up clothes in charity shops.
But Pete Best was Better
What an immensely likable human being that also just happens to be a Beatle.
Yes! the phrase that comes to my mind to describe him is "down to earth." That's probably why he seems to have had the least trouble in life, post-Beatles.
@@ordinarypeople20 He did have a pretty rough patch during his Harry Nilsson period, but survived, unlike Harry.
@@jeffy9145 Oh, that's right.
@@jeffy9145 He also dodged being married to a narcissist, unlike Paul and his wretched ex Heather Mills and Yoko who thought she was the Fab 5th.
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This man is so comfortable in his skin. He's been in the spotlight for 80 percent of his life. Being EXTREMELY famous is simply the reality of his life. He is extremely entertaining to listen to.
He's so comfortable in his own skin that he uses hair dye 😂
Still an English snot
Ringo too.
He’s a nitwit!!!!
@@ejr5480 Right, that's how he got where he is, by being a "nitwit", whatever that is. I bet you've done so much better with your brilliance.
Ringo at 84, he looks and sounds great, the Beatles Forever, Spectacular music for the ages and all time!! :-) ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ New Orleans
Dan is 92 and you wouldn't know it!!!
He is not quite 84. He will be 84 in July.
Ringo is the man. Great interview. I could listen to Ringo talk all day. He is a great human being.
He can even make a train sound good!
Ringo said, "I'm a band guy", I had a tear in my eye. I have seen the All Start Band three times, he is a band guy!
The fact that he didn't listen strictly to the drummer but to the whole thing makes him, as they say, a songwriters drummer. He knows what a song needs.
That was my favorite comment in the interview for exactly the reason you just gave.
that, to me, is what makes a musician a truly great musician
Amen
In an interview George Martin’s son said that Ringo played the song.
Wow. So Dan. Who told you we don't want your spin on politics today? Who told you you owe us? I'm afraid Dan, you owe us, the public. Have some balls and report on something that might just get you murdered. I mean you reported from Nam. Take a risk and speak your mind about what's going on. WE NEED REAL NEWS REPORTERS!!!!!
The Let It Be film made it ABSOLUTELY clear how talented Ringo was and how critical he was to the success of the Beatles. The film showed how CLOSELY he listened to ANYTHING being played around him and instantly began contributing a beat and ADJUSTING that beat as he heard one of the other three experiment and alter what they were trying to achieve. If you were sitting in a room trying to quickly stumble on to a song, there was NO better drummer to have in that room than Ringo, who could do exactly that for HOURS effortlessly and develop perfectly suited drum parts to support the song. Much respect...
You describe it perfectly. And I think he seemed to do it all so effortlessly that a lot of people underestimated him. He truly did have a gift.
This is so perceptive of you, brother. Thank you for this insight.
I never thought that he was a good drummer at all. But then I listened to what drummers said, of which I knew nothing, and realised that simply because he doesn't seem to dominate or come over in the song, is what makes him a superb drummer.
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If Pete Best had stayed they would have broke up mid 60s & Pete was as good as Ringo was at beginning but had no charisma, sri Pete. They all bounced off Ringo & he made no waves & was just a conduit & became a great drummer. So many people were critical in their story, from family, Brian Epstein, George Martin & recording engineers & Mr Abbey Road. Take anyone out & it be a whole different story.
people used to just put their feelings aside and do the work. I Love Lucy was full of people with amazing chemistry who hated each other off camera, and we're STILL watching it.
I saw Ringo and his all-star band 2 yrs ago. He still has it!
Ringo is incredibly articulate. What a fine interview. He is humble and disarming. I love it when he says, "I'm a band guy."
He was "a really useful" narrator on Thomas and Friends.
And yet he was the "starr" of every Beatles film.
In the north of englad especially manchester and liverpool big heads get brought down
Of course. There aren't many solo drummers out there.
Ringo is so humble and honest. Wonderful musician and wonderful human being xx
You don't know him personally lol
@@mikedavis8008 You don't need to
I was about six when the Beatles made it, all the little kids loved Ringo. Delia Morris
@@mikedavis8008 and?
@@stucoand you don’t know that he’s humble. Everything is a show.
0:40 It's funny to hear Ringo call Paul the "workaholic" of the band". Ringo is STILL touring! I had the pleasure of seeing him and his All-Star Band just last year....Amazing. He donates his portion of the souvenir sales to charitable causes as well. Ringo Starr is an amazing man that also fits the mold of a "workaholic".
Yes...I have seen the All Starr band twice, both times at Univ. Amphitheater in L.A. Once his other drummer was Ginger Baker of Cream, so you know there'd be no way I'd miss Ringo & Ginger drumming together on Sunshine of Your Love. I'd like to see him take the young drummer Sina on one of his All Starr tours. The 2 times I saw him in L.A, a drummer and host was Sheila E.....another great drumming talent.
Just a guess on my part, but I remember reading an interview with one of them (maybe Ringo, but might have been John) a long time ago, and he said that as they gradually got tired of it all after Sgt Peppers, that it was always Paul who was the "Okay boys, time to make another album" guy, and they'd work up the energy to make another album. That period might have been what he was referring to when he said Paul the the workaholic. I think they all had a lot of energy and wanted to keep making music, but Paul was the one who kept pushing to keep the Beatles together (from my understanding, anyway).
If the world had more down to earth human beings like Ringo on this planet earth, the world would be a happier planet even with all his wealth he is a down to earth no airs and graces with him .His mum and dad brought him up well a fantastic human being and glad he came into the group. Lovely man keep good health Ringo
Interesting to hear Ringo say that he didn't listen to the drummers specifically, but the music as a whole. Maybe that's part of the reason why he serves the music so well in a band. He's listening to the whole thing. A very musical drummer.
I thought the same. When he said "I'm a band guy", I thought that's pretty much the foundational principle that drives everything he plays.
Ginger Baker, similarly, was a real and complete musician.
He mostly sucked!
good point.
@@maximilliancunningham6091 Baker is a very talented drummer, but a very unpleasant individual. When he was in Cream he regularly reduced Eric Clapton to tears by brawling with Jack Bruce.
Ringo is a class act. He is such a great drummer. God bless him 🙏
Great drummer? Behave
Great ? Naw he doesn't know how to do drum fills he's good at keeping the beat but there's far more better drummers out there than him
Absolutely
@@garethsavin4464 One of the greats. Not one of the best, but he never tried or wanted to be.
@@garethsavin4464yes, he is. Listen carefully to “A Day in the Life”.
Ringo Starr comes across as a genuinely decent, grounded chap you'd love to meet. You get the impression, if he had the time, he'd be so interesting to talk to. What a Starr!
and not only that, but he'd happily have a chat to you, to me or anyone who approached him
Everyone loves Ringo. What a nice personality and magnificent drummer.
Ringo was always laid back and level-headed...always ready to play drums to a song. Ringo, you are a class act.
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Well, he was the 1st one to quit The Beatles during the white album sessions. The others had to plead with him to come back. McCartney had to play the drums on "Back in the USSR" because Ringo had walked out... Given the right circumstance, Ringo was as hot headed as the rest of them.
Ringo Starr is the epitome of charm and grace. Lots of respect and love for him.
Indeed
What I find worldly is 4 very very young boys with "just" A tiny drum kit, 3 guitars and a harmonica, along with some amps with tubes in them created those sounds that will never be replicated again. Simply Amazing, timeless.....
Their voices and harmony was awesome as well as their creativity in supporting the group effort. Rare talent indeed.
It almost breaks my heart about the differences they battled. They didn't hate each other, they were battling personal choices.
@@williameggleton414 Imagine if John had never met Yoko. Bad personal choice by John, for sure.
Well, John Lennon's one of my favorite human beings and so is Yoko.
A legend indeed. But a very down to earth bloke, no airs and graces. Was lucky to have quick pint with him once, many years ago, and always the same; cheerful and laughing
Never underestimate having a mostly full head of black hair. Never underestimate being always skinny.
"I'm a band guy." That sums Ringo up pretty much. He knows his place, he's not a showboat like Buddy Rich or Gene Krupa. And he didn't try to be like other drummers. Then again, being the Beatles' drummer worked out pretty well for him, why should he be what he's not?
Billy Joel really
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A band fired me for growing tomatoes while playing drums...a skill that took me over 3 1/2 decades to master.
Wow, I hope I'm that fit and sharp at 77. I bet he lives another decade or more! Loved this Beatle...such a nice down to earth guy, too. His drumming is just now becoming appreciated the way it always should have been.
And you stop and consider he was ill as a child. Looks great now. He looks younger than Paul. IMHO
He's not 84 yet.
He was 77 during this interview. It is from 2018
One of the greatest lives ever lived.... Love you Ringo!
A lot of people underestimated Ringo, but he was the solidest beat master of his era and later too. His timing was always perfect, his beat driving the music along. He’s a nice bloke too. What a legend.
Ringo is a treasure. If Aliens land and ask for a reason that they shouldn't blow up the planet we should introduce them to Ringo.
You are a genius
what a great human he is so positive about life he earned his success
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You look great Ringo! Love u! Nice to see u!
I always loved Ringo's voice..some of my favorite all times songs are sung by Ringo.."don't pass me by" , "octopuses garden", their Perkins cover of "matchbox" " with a little help from my friends" ,etc..I'd love those songs even if they weren't the beatles..God bless Ringo..Paul too..glad they're still with us..like family almost..
Ringo was in the Beatles, and he is still humble about it. I'st so far out. He was the backbeat of the 60s.
Thank you RINGO for saying that Paul got you guys going! I've been saying that since the band stopped touring.
I've heard Ringo say that before. It's really nice to give Paul that credit. People criticize Paul for being bossy, but as Ringo said if Paul didn't call them to work they would just be sitting in the garden. Paul is like that classmate who begs everyone to work on the group project while everyone is playing Call of Duty.
@@TomCruz54321 I think they might have stayed together if they'd taken more time off between albums. There was no reason to do three albums in a one-year time span. It's not like the public was going to forget THE BEATLES. Had I been John, I'd have told Paul if he wanted to work so badly, he could do a solo album. Meanwhile the others could get a well-deserved rest and time away from each other. "See ya in six months, Paulie!"
Without Lennon, there are no Beatles !! maybe if they would have taken a break from each other once in a while they might have lasted longer than 1970. Yes the Beatles are the greatest band of all time and have Timeless Classics that will be talking about 200 years from now but I will emphasize it was John who got the Beatles back together twice: once after their first disastrous trip in Hamburg and after 1966 when Lennon admitted he missed working with the other four after he got done finishing filming How I won the war.
legend, met him twice, ultra nice & humble guy. great he is still around.
I met Ringo backstage about 10 years ago. What a treat. He was so cool.
Dan Rather’s reaction to Ringo’s last story sums up the overall mood of this interview perfectly. One of my fave Ringo interviews ever!
I love how Ringo keeps it real, peace, love & happiness!! ✌️
Ringo looks great and he’s still sharp as a tack. I’m so glad we still have him and Paul with us. 🙏
Ringo looks amazing for his age.
Color the hair.
Unnatural is the word I would choose,
@@bren333 84....just saying
@@user-ly8bq3tx5j 84 year olds should age gracefully ..... just saying.
“Rain” is often my favorite Beatles song, because it shows off all their best. Beautiful singing harmony, a strumming guitar not showing off, some great bass by Paul, and maybe the best drum track in all of Rock & Roll. That one, and Ticket To Ride. No Ringo, no Beatles.
Drive My Car.
@@razorsedge7100 You got me there. That was the first track on the first album I ever owned. I assumed all music in the world was going to be that good.
And “She said she Said”
Well, actually Ticket to ride drum part was composed by Paul McCartney
@@rupert2578 Interesting note. What makes the TTR drum part stand out is the slightly off-beat part, probably caused by a left- handed drummer playing on a righty kit. Could have been Ringo or Paul, but either way, it works so well.
Imagine being in a band for 10 years and then having to talk it about it for the next 55 years of your life.
probably more than 50 years worth of stories fit into that 10.
He has always been a coherent and eloquent individual.
A snare drum and brushes...how Ringo got his start playing in the lunch room at a factory in Liverpool You always learn something new!
what about the one where he's a child in hospital and someone comes in to entertain and teach (including some basic instruments) ..and Ringo likes the maracas, the bongos, the triangle and drum etc.. and the rest is history.. ?
I could listen to Ringo forever, no ego, but he has oceans of Charisma. ❤
No ego? He was the 1st one to quit the band. He walked out because he thought he wasn't getting as much recognition as the others. He had an ego alright. A nice guy, no doubt, but not as easy going as his image would have you believe.
@@johnc3403That’s not true… he felt like he wasn’t playing well and the other three were icing him out and getting along fine without him, etc. Paul’s lady fling at the time said Paul felt guilty for being “too hard” on Ringo and was being moody and critical-which is a whole other story because Yoko being around drove Paul nuts! So one day Ringo left for a much needed two week vacation and actually thought about quitting but came back (thankfully!)
Got to see Ringo and his all-star band back in 97. A fantastic lineup of Simon kirke drums from bad company, Gary Brooker keyboard and vocals from procol harum, Jack Bruce on Bass from cream, Peter Frampton on guitar and vocals and of course Ringo. Ringo called out a special guest, Ginger Baker from cream to play drums on a few songs. This show was in Denver and Ginger Baker actually lived here then. This show was just so much fun and just really awesome.
100% real person = all time star and even bigger heart and soul combination ! THANK YOU RINGO STARR !
Ringo looks so damn cool!
Ringo was always my favorite, I love them all. They’re a HUGE part of my childhood. But Ringo will always be my favorite. 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
My favorite too!
My favourite too!
And mine.❤
Love Ringo. He's so humble , talented and a great sense of humor!
Somewhere between 'I Wana hold your hand' and today I went to Ringo as my favorite Beatle. There's mind, heart, soul... then there's just real life ♡.
for me it was the movies. He was such a natural performer, but at the same time always humble. Always the butt of the joke, taking abuse, being chased around for his ring, and consistently had the funniest lines. Even in Yellow Submarine when it wasn't really him, they kept that authentic.
There’s only one thing I can say: I love this man. Ringo is such a hero to me, and he’s been a HUGE part of the soundtrack to my life. And what a great guy !
I've seen hundreds and hundreds of Ringo clips...this one is especially good
I agree, I must say I heard Ringo say he was the best drummer in the world in an interview, I mean " were does he get that idea from"? crazy statement to make, nice to see a very humble guy here though.
Love Ringo---always steady and honest: the real deal, no more or less.
Need a whole season of this, man. Ringo is the king!
Life *is* good, Ring. You dear, dear Beatle, you.
Ringo was always an underrated drummer. Him and George did so much for the group that sometimes seems to get lost. George had an insane level of output that was suppressed by John and Paul as well. Some of the best "Beatles" stuff was Harrison songs that came out after the Beatles broke up.
According to George, only in the later years he wrote more songs, I wouldn't call it an insane amount.
@@jimcoleman598he was an integral part of the whole. I do get your point. It is refreshing to think how a couple George songs are part of the tapestry of music we would call timeless. While My Guitar and Something…..two incredible pieces of music. Shalom
Don't bother me Blue jay way I me mine Old brown shoe!!!! Come on!! Those are his greats. All the Beatles songs done by George where killer
@@NintenDub Blue Jay Way is weak. I Me Mine -so so. He had some good songs, yes, but nowhere near John & Paul
@@jimcoleman598 Yes, but Harrison's songs dominated on the last several Beatle albums: ("While My Guitar Gently Weeps": White album, "Something": Abby Road).
RINGO LOOKS WONDERFUL FULL OF ENERGY GOD BLESS YOU RINGO❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ringo is always happy. He is always smiling. He is an incredibly positive human.
What a British Legend!
Ringo and the Beatles changed my life. I am a professional guitarist because the Beatles on Ed Sullivan changed my life in a second. Many of us have that same story. Thank you, boys. b
Ringo is very cool! He’s always impressed me.
From Feb. 9,1964, through "A Hard Day's Night" that same summer and beyond to all of the great albums, Ringo has been a steady force, thanks for your music, thanks for your attitude and thanks for never giving up or in!
Ringo is a GEM. And the World needs The Beatles more than Ever! I saw Paul play an incredible 3 hour set running around the stage in 2022. It's amazing how youthful and energetic they still are. Lot's of Love in their Hearts!
Yes and he was almost 80 years old at the time.
He has so much integrity! Always loved him! He’s a great soul ♥️
What a humble Superstar, Legend!!!! So rare to have such a down to earth Musician
I love Ringo! What an incredibly authentic person. Thank you a million times over for the million times you've made me smile ❤
This dude is the definition of "Go with the flow". Ringo is the ultimate team player. Love his attitude
People who go with the flow don’t take risks. I see what you mean though. Very humble and chill
@Billyjoeljoel-lw2kr No because it's all in your delusional mind
@Billyjoeljoel-lw2kr Get lost scammer
@@SolarEclipse1996 His last show was in front of his bedroom mirror. You shoulda been there.
Such a supportive spirit, playing for the song, the other players, and the listeners. He sets a great example for all musicians. . . . . . .
Ringo is a class act!!!
What an Absolute Treasure Ringo is.......the World is so Fortunate.
Ringo === unbridled brilliance ... Beatles most fortunate to have him ... George Martin knew Ringo's worth, certainly as much an asset as the other 3 ...indeed a truly amazing unique musician and human !!!
If any man could live forever, it should be Ringo!! Love him!! ❤️❤️
You never have met him, you don't even know him. Yet you say you love him. And why should he live forever, He is no more special then you are.
Romans 5:7-8 ESV [7] For one will scarcely die for a righteous person-though perhaps for a good person one would dare even to die- [8] but God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
@@Psalmist6693 Shut up!! 🙄🤣
A humble gentleman and a wonderful drummer! He had some mad skills on the drums.
What a lovely spirit he has. Always liked Ringo. So glad he has endured and flown as he has.
Ringo is the glue that kept The Beatles together, for that alone, which makes him the biggest star in the group. 😉 Slainte ❤❤❤❤
And when he joined the Beatles, the other 3 guys knew Ringo was the perfect drummer for the Beatles
84, him and Paul are not human. If you don't appreciate The Beatles and what those 4 accomplished in such a short period of time, you're an ignorant fool. Thanks Ringo, you made the world a much better place.
On the contrary. I think they are some of the most human stars out there. I always viewed Ringo (and the rest of the Beatles) as normal guys who made it really big. He seems really chill and down to earth.
Overrated
Didn't tour which is an insult to fans
@@johngoldsworthy7135 please elaborate
@@johngoldsworthy7135 John, sorry bro but your not golds worthy. What an ignorant, foolish statement buddy boy. Who do believe is golden?
So humble…great interview
Sir Paul carried the group all those years. He rescued so many Lennon songs with his collaboration it was crazy.
I liked that cool little tidbit about the way he'd listen to music in his youth. He'd let the *_whole song_* wash over him (just like most of us do), rather than just doing what one might _expect_ a drummer to do - namely, focus solely on the drum parts. And this is part of why he's so *_revered_* - he's always looking at the "big picture" - looking for what will best *_serve the song._* Respect.
He looks amazing for his age ❤ legend
Absolutely love Ringo what a beautiful human being 🕊️🕊️🕊️
“I’ve never listened to the drummer, i listened to whole thing”. And there you have his grateness really.
My aunt was from Liverpool, my uncle met her when he was in England during WW2, he fell in love got married and brought her back to the states, they took my two sisters to Atlantic City to see the Beatles.
I'm from Liverpool. The original drummer Pete best lives around the corner from me and I drink with Neil Aspinals brother and my dad's best mate was good mates with cila blacks husband.
@@bieituns have met Pete Best a few times, in connection with the yearly Casbah events, what a very fine gentleman he is 😇.... well, as a frequent visitor to Liverpool, for both Beatles or footie related events, and no matter red, or blue supporter... yes, the city is great in so many ways, with all the sights and events - the fantastic people in the beautiful city at the Mersey make the real difference... i have had the pleasure of having traveled to 75 countries and living in many different cities and countries in all corners, and continue to live far away from Liverpool... the fact remains.. Liverpool is among my favorites.. can it be the Mersey..😇.. Ringo is a good example of being a nice bloke
@@user-jw9lq5ib6g Yes the new Everton stadium is looking impressive as well on the banks of the royal blue Mersey.
@@bieituns yea.. mighty stadium, mate.. in fact, the Championship has never seen a bigger stadium.. 😇😇 let's see what comes first for Neverton.. new owners or bust.. 🙃 - well, well... in fairness, the many Everton fans working in The Cavern are nice blokes
Great! I was there also. In 7 th grade my neighbor, whose Grandmom lived in AC, surprised me with a ticket to see Beatles. His mom took us to Convention Hall in AC, NJ. It was so exciting even though we couldn’t hear a thing due to all the screaming! I think it was 1963 or 64. Great memory I’ll never forget! Ringo looks amazing.
There is no way this was filmed in 2024 Ringo still looks good
The hair dye, veneers, beard, hair transplant, and sunglasses hide his age
He said he started his band in 1980 and this would be 30 years... That makes it circa 2010.
This was filmed in 2018
@@rocknewtonfilsterwilly7364 The band was formed in 1989 and this interview is from 2018. He sort of says "since nineteen eighty n-it'll be 30 years..."
Dan Rather is cool too. He’s one of the last ones from his era.
Love listening to Beatles songs. So nostalgic and brings on a happy feeling as I reminisce about living in those years. Happier times compared to today for sure.
What an amazing guy, so modest and talented. Much loved.
I just got back from a tour of the Beatles homes (mystery tour) in Liverpool and you realise these guys were grounded from day one. Best band in the world ever! IMV. 4 guys in perfect harmony!
Sir Richard is such a treasure. 🫶🏼
Was there from the beginning and in the fan club. Ringo, the great survivor - bless him.
Crazy that the combined age of these two guys is 175. But they're still here and we're still here to see them talk, and isn't that something.
The beatles magic will never ever die.
Legendary musician indeed
I'm named after the song "Penny Lane," so naturally, I'm a Beatles fan. My husband and I went to Vegas last year to see Ringo perform and to see "Love!" Ringo is phenomenal; it was the best concert I've ever attended. 🙌🏼 ✌🏼& ❤️
All the Beatles are class acts, I’ve enjoyed their music for 62 years. Thank you
Ringo has been to the edge, looked over, and came back from the abyss. He has perspective and knows what is important.
Ringo you are the greatest!
So glad he didn’t bash any of the guys! He really is a class act! I LOVED The Beatles! Ringo was a favorite! ❤❤
Perfect! Love Ringo -- so humble yet so talented! He didn't just listen to the drummer & he listened to the whole band & the music they built up together. He is an amazing man, & this is a wonderful interview! ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉💙💙💙💙🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🎵🎵🎵🎵 Life Is Good
Ringo is so so bright, hence his massive contribution to the Beatles. What a great interview, thanks for sharing!