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by Peter Checksfield


  09-10-10 – Haskolabio, Reykjavik (Iceland)

  Give Peace A Chance / Happy Birthday [both songs are with Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon and Olivia Harrison, and are sung on what would’ve been John Lennon’s 70s birthday]

  This was broadcast by the website ‘lifeandimynd.is’ on 12-10-10.

  01-06-11 – Press Conference, Dunsfold Aerodrome, Cranleigh (UK)

  Boys / Freedom [Performed by Edgar Winter] / Broken Wings [Performed by Richard Page] / With A Little Help From My Friends

  This performance was broadcast live on Muzu.TV.

  04-06-11 – Ukraine National Palace, Kiev (Ukraine)

  It Don't Come Easy / Honey Don't / Choose Love / Hang On Sloopy [Performed by Rick Derringer] / Free Ride / Talking In Your Sleep [Performed by Wally Palmar] / I Wanna Be Your Man / Dream Weaver [Performed by Gary Wright] / Kyrie [Performed by Richard Page] / The Other Side Of Liverpool / Yellow Submarine / Frankenstein [Performed by Edgar Winter] / Peace Dream / Back Off Boogaloo / What I Like About You [Performed by Wally Palmar] / Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo [Performed by Edgar Winter] / Boys / Love Is Alive [Performed by Gary Wright] / Broken Wings [Performed by Richard Page] / Photograph / Act Naturally / Medley: With A Little Help From My Friends - Give Peace A Chance

  00-09-11 – Promo Video

  Think It Over

  A nice version of the Buddy Holly classic, the video shows Ringo singing the song in a recording studio. It was recorded for ‘Listen To Me’, a Buddy Holly tribute album, and also appeared on ‘Ringo 2012’.

  12-11-11 – Credicard Hall, Sao Paulo (Brazil)

  It Don’t Come Easy

  00-01-12 – Promo Video

  Wings

  ‘Wings’ is a song that Ringo first recorded for 1977’s ‘Ringo The 4th’, and while that version has the edge vocally, this new version is better overall. Ringo doesn’t appear in the animated video, though it’s still enjoyable enough. It is from the album ‘Ringo 2012’, which got to No. 181 in the UK, and No. 80 in the USA.

  30-01-12 – The Troubadour, Hollywood (USA)

  Wings / With A Little Help From My Friends

  31-01-12 – ‘The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson’ (USA)

  Wings / I Wanna Be Your Man

  01-02-12 – ‘Late Night With Conan O’Brien’ (USA)

  Wings / Act Naturally

  13-06-12 – Press Conference, Toronto (Canada)

  Boys / I Saw The Light [Performed by Todd Rundgren] / Evil Ways [Performed by Gregg Rolie] / Rosanna [Performed by Steve Lukather] / Broken Wings [Performed by Richard Page] / With A Little Help From My Friends

  In 2012, Ringo would form the 12th All-Starr Band, who would stay together until 2016, and, from 14-06-12 to 02-07-16, would do several short tours of the USA, New Zealand, Australia, Japan and Latin America. The line-up was: Steve Lukather (Toto), Gregg Roliie (Santana/Journey), Todd Rundgren (The Nazz/Utopia/The New Cars), Richard Page (Mr. Mister), Gregg Bissonette (The David Lee Roth Band), Mark Rivera (2012 to 2013 only) and Warren Ham (Bloodrock/Kansas/AD, from 2014 to 2016 only).

  07-07-12 – ‘Ringo At The Ryman’, Ryman Auditorium, Nashville (USA)

  Matchbox / It Don't Come Easy / Wings / I Saw The Light [Performed by Todd Rundgren] / Evil Ways [Performed by Gregg Rolie] / Rosanna [Performed by Steve Lukather] / Kyrie [Performed by Richard Page] / Don't Pass Me By / Bang The Drum All Day [Performed by Todd Rundgren] / Boys / Yellow Submarine / Black Magic Woman [Performed by Gregg Rolie] / Happy Birthday / Anthem / I'm The Greatest / Rocky Mountain Way [Performed by Joe Walsh] / You Are Mine [Performed by Richard Page] / Africa [Performed by Steve Lukather] / Everybody's Everything [Performed by Gregg Rolie] / I Wanna Be Your Man / Love Is The Answer [Performed by Todd Rundgren] / Broken Wings [Performed by Richard Page] / Hold The Line [Performed by Steve Lukather] / Photograph / Act Naturally / Medley: With A Little Help From My Friends - Give Peace A Chance

  This show was issued on DVD.

  00-01-14 – Promo Video

  I Wish I Was A Powerpuff Girl

  Like a bad trip, in this animated video, a bearded Ringo ‘appears’ in a short yellow dress and with a pink ribbon in his hair. Bizarre in the extreme!

  20-01-14 – ‘The Lifetime Of Peace and Love Concert’, The El Ray Theatre, Los Angeles (USA)

  Photograph / Boys / With A Little Help From My Friends [The last song is with Eric Burdon, Jeff Lynne, Gary Wright and others]

  09-02-14 – ‘The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute To The Beatles’ (USA)

  Matchbox / Boys / Yellow Submarine / With A Little Help With My Friends [with Paul McCartney] / Hey Jude [with Paul McCartney, Jeff Lynne, Dhani Harrison and others]

  See the PAUL McCARTNEY section for more details!

  00-03-15 – Promo Video

  Postcards From Paradise

  The ‘Postcards From Paradise’ album reached No. 157 in the UK compared to No. 99 in the USA, and this semi-animated video is for the title track.

  21-06-16 – ‘Ringo Starr In Person’, The Foelling Theatre, Fort Wayne (USA)

  Matchbox / It Don't Come Easy / What Goes On / Kyrie [Performed by Richard Page] / Medley: Hello It's Me - Bang The Drum All Day [Performed by Todd Rundren] / Don't Pass Me By / Yellow Submarine / Oye Como Va [Performed By Greg Rolie] / I Wanna Be Your Man / Hold The Line [Performed by Steve Lukather] / Photograph / Medley: With A Little Help From My Friends - Give Peace A Chance

  This was broadcast on 26-03-17.

  00-09-16 – Promo Video – RINGO STARR and ALL STARS FOR UNITED NATIONS

  Now The Time Has Come

  A various artists charity record, Ringo is the main singer, and he is also featured prominently in the video.

  00-09-17– Promo Video

  Give More Love

  Largely a straight performance video, this is the title track for Ringo’s album of the same name. It failed to chart in the UK, and got to No. 128 in the USA.

  From 02-06-18 to 29-09-18, Ringo toured Europe and the USA with his 13th All-Starr Band, starring: Steve Lukather (Toto), Colin Hay (Men At Work), Gregg Rolie (Santana/Journey), Graham Gouldman (10cc), Gregg Bissonette and Warren Ham (Bloodrock/Kansas/AD). At the time of writing in spring 2019, Ringo is touring Japan with his 14th All-Starr Band, featuring all of the above with the exception of Graham Gouldman, who is replaced by Hamish Stuart.

  Ringo, like Paul, shows no signs of stopping just yet!

  BIBLIOGRAPHY

  1964 – A Cellar Full of Noise – Brian Epstein (Souvenir Press)

  1968 – The Beatles: The Authorised Biography – Hunter Davies (Heinemann)

  1981 – Shout! – Philip Norman (Elm Tree Books)

  1985 – Call Up The Groups – Alan Clayson (Cassell Illustrated)

  1986 – The Beatles Live! – Mark Lewisohn (Harper Collins)

  1993 – Hit Parade Heroes – Dave McAleer (Hamlyn)

  1996 – The Complete Beatles Chronicle – Mark Lewisohn (Bounty Books)

  1997 – Paul McCartney: Many Years from Now – Barry Miles (Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd)

  1998 – Best of the Beatles: The Sacking of Pete Best – Spencer Leigh (Northdown Publishing)

  1998 – Get Back: The Unauthorized Chronicle of the Beatles' "Let it be" Disaster – Doug Sulpy (St Martin’s Press)

  1998 – Revolution in the Head: The Beatles' Records and the Sixties – Ian McDonald (Pimlico)

  2000 – The Beatles Anthology – The Beatles (Chronicle Books)

  2001 – Eight Arms to Hold You: the Solo Beatles Compendium (44 1 Productions Inc)

  2001 – The Beatles After The Break-Up 1970 – 2000 – Keith Badman (Omnibus Press)

  2005 – John – Cynthia Lennon (Crown Publishers)

  2006 – The Unreleased Beatles – Richie Unterberger (Backbeat UK)

  2007 – The Beatles Off The Record - Keith Badman (Omnibus Press)

  2007 – Wonderful Today: The Autobiography – Pattie Boyd, Penny Juror (Headline Review)

  2009 – A Hard Day's Write: The Stories Behind Every Beatl
es Song - Steve Turner (MJF Books)

  2009 – John Lennon: The Life – Philip Norman (Harper)

  2009 – The British Invasion – Barry Miles (Sterling)

  2009 – The Mammoth Book of The Beatles – Sean Egan (Robinson)

  2012 – The British Television Music & Light Entertainment Research Guide 1936-2012 - Simon Coward, Richard Down, Chris Perry (Kaleidoscope Publishing)

  2013 – Man on the Run: Paul McCartney in the 1970s – Tom Doyle (Polygon)

  2013 – Pan's People: Our Story – Babs Lord, Ruth Pearson, Cherry Gillespie, Dee De Wilde, Simon Barnard (Signum Books)

  2015 – Ringo: With a Little Help – Michael Seth Star (Backbeat Books)

  2015 – Tony Sheridan: The One The Beatles called 'The Teacher' – Colin Crawley (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform)

  2016 – From a Storm to a Hurricane: Rory Storm & The Hurricanes – Anthony Hogan (Amberley Publishing)

  2018 – Finding The Fourth Beatle: The 23 drummers who put the beat behind the Fab Three – David Bedford (Tredition)

  WEBSITES

  www.beatlesarchives.com

  www.beatlesbible.com

  www.beatlesource.com

  www.beat-magazine.co.uk

  www.bootlegzone.com

  www.georgeharrison.com

  www.imdb.com

  www.johnlennon.com

  www.missingepisodes.proboards.com

  www.oneforthedads.org.uk

  www.paulmccartney.com

  www.petebest.com

  www.recordcollectormag.com

  www.ringostarr.com

  www.sirpaul.ru

  www.thebeatles.com

  www.the-paulmccartney-project.com

  www.tv.com

  www.wogew.blogspot.com

  If you enjoyed this book, you might want to post an honest review on Amazon…. and you may also want to read ‘CHANNELLING THE BEAT! (The Ultimate Guide to UK ‘60s Pop on TV)’!, and ‘LOOK WOT THEY DUN! (The Ultimate Guide to UK Glam Rock on TV in The ‘70s), available now from Amazon & all good book stores!

  Photo by Heather Carter

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  An acknowledged expert in his field, Peter Checksfield is the author of the acclaimed ‘CHANNELLING THE BEAT! (The Ultimate Guide to UK ‘60s Pop on TV)’ and ‘LOOK WOT THEY DUN! (The Ultimate Guide to UK Glam Rock on TV in The ‘70s). He has also contributed to ‘Record Collector’, ‘Now Dig This’, ‘Fire-Ball Mail’, and various websites. His interests include collecting rare music TV footage, walking, cycling and local history. He lives near the coast in Kent, UK, with his partner Heather.

  www.peterchecksfield.com

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