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Everything just clicked together in the early '70's song wise for Ringo, and this one is a brilliant example.

They were a great band and yes no doubt there were arguments etc. Freddie was the showman and leader, but in the early days...Day At The Races, Night Of The Opera, they each wrote tracks. All four guys wrote massive hits. Freddie: Bohemian Rhapsody, Brian: Now I'm Here, John Deacon: Another O...

I have to agree with that comment...The Beatles began to disintegrate after the death of Brain Epstein. The Beatles weren't just the four guys in the band, it was like a jigsaw puzzle with Brian & George Martin completing the whole picture. When Brian sadly died, his ability to glue them toget...

Such a shame that John and Paul never had the chance to at least write another song together. I think they missed each other, but were both too bone headed to get it together. Life is too short.

Hey not bad. He should give Julian, Sean, Dhani & Zak a call.

In all honesty, it can't be easy for them to follow a musical career. Julian made some good stuff though. I've never heard any of the others. I know Dhani is in a group, I think anyway. Mmm, interesting.

Overall, George got the stunners! Although Babara Bach...they were all lucky lads!

He should have stayed with Cynthia, but then again who am I to say that apart from being a fan of John Lennon for over 40 years. Then again he obviously loved Yoko and that was that.

With years of history now passed, its great to see Paul, George & John enjoying themselves, having fun. I feel sorry for Jimmy though, but Ringo was at the top in them days.

Still my favourite way of playing my favourite tunes! I have hundreds of 45's and 33&1/3'ds but just need a record player!

There is one thing, George was original & the judgement against him for My Sweet Lord was wrong. This Song has always made me tap me feet!

Soul full and sincere from a very deep song writer. When I first heard this album, I hated it, apart from the opening You. However after many listens, the whole album isnt bad. Infact he should have joined 'Read All About It' with Darkhorse Lp and made it a double album of mournful soul sear...

Such a beautiful version of one of the greatest love songs ever written. I just love the guitars at the end. George despite his own feelings could play guitar as good as any of the greats, including Eric who was the master. Brilliant.

The guitars towards the end of this version is absolutely amazing and proves that George(because he is there too folks) can rock that guitar when he wants. Of course Eric was the master craftsman who probably had to coax his buddy into it. Great stuff.

@Lovemyselfidoes81: Paul outsold his former bandmates and that's a fact, but he found his fame as part of the greatest group to have ever been created, and he should have stood with his mates on that stage. However, it was not all Paul's fault, because George was also very ignorant as regards t...

Yes, a very blue soulfull track from George. Thanks

Cilla, with the right song and production made some good singles that eptomise the 1960's just as Maddona did for the 1980's This was brilliant as was that song she did with the lyrics...dirty as a dustbin lid...Now what song was that?

The original line up were brilliant and I was just born two years before they started having hits...

Ringo made some good singles and still does. A good pop tune, produced by his fab m8 George Harrison(who produced others better than he did his own commercially wise).

Its interesting and fun though. Step lightly into Oh My My, one of Ringo's best ever tracks...brilliant. Now what will I get if I click on Devil Woman?

The Uk stopped buying Ringo singles & LP's after Only You, its a shame because this song and No No no song & You don't Know Me at all deserv...

Early 1970...a good rockabilly track with good lyrics for Beatle listeners!

John loved Yoko and if the other lads had said, okay we'l take her in too, then there might have been a reunion during this period. I think George meant a group with out Paul though...The Beatles could never be without any of the four missing.

This was a fab track for Ringo to sing. The Bea...

Co writer and producer of some of Ringo's biggest hit singles, George Harrison was at his commercial best, even though he kept a lid on his own solo stuff. Ringo at his best too.

Another happy go lucky song from the masters of, well happy go lucky songs, Paul ofcourse the main songster for this great singalong. That was the great thing about them, you go from Hello - Goodbye to the whimsical I Am The Walrus.

Another one for my top 20 Ringo tracks 1970-2011!

Mmm, it does seem to be about Paul...a good rocker all the same. Marc Bolan on lead guitar, or is it George?

The British press were and have been rotten to Ringo. His drumming is unique...most drummers sound the same...I know Paul drummed on Back In USSR but doesn't it sound weak? Ringo is a great drummer and during the seventies he made really great rockers like this one.

Over the last 30 years he...

He has made a few good ones, but if I had to chose, then :

1) Tug Of War

2) Band On The Run

3) Pipes Of Peace

There is just something special about Paul working with George Martin as producer.

1) Cloud Nine

2)All Things Must Pass

3) BrainWashed

Cloud Nine was/ is a more up beat album that George was more than capable of making, but seemed to avoid for his own reasons.

Okay, she is a cool lady, keeps on rocking.

Wasn't he good. George just never seemed to want acknowledgement. Well George Harrison you were fantastic, a genius.

When I watch these old films of George performing(and thanks to all who make it possible) I realise just how accomplished an artist George was, and how he was held in such high esteem by all who perform with him, or are indeed in his presence.

it just proves how big and suffocating being in Th...

The Beatles are truely immortal and they will be enjoyed and loved as long as the world has music. Next: the universe and beyond.

I do find it hard to pin point my favourite Beatles song, but the one that makes me smile is 'A Hard Days Night' this signifies to me The Beatles at their best.