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The Who Parts Ways With Ringo Starr’s Son, Zak Starkey, as Drummer
Starkey, the son of Beatles’ drummer Ringo Starr, was the drummer for The Who since 1996’s Quadrophenia tour, is apparently no longer in the band following a disagreement that occurred during their show last month at Royal Albert Hall.
The Who has welcomed its drummer, Zak Starkey, back into the band after it was reported Wednesday that they had amicably ...
Ringo Starr was an important part of The Beatles when they were on stage. In the studio, the other members didn't pay much attention to him.
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Ringo Starr 'refused to sing' one Beatles line that was a 'challenge' for PaulWith A Little Help From My Friends was written with Ringo Starr in mind and it's become one of his most loved tracks, but ...
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Ringo Starr refused to sing Beatles lyric that was a 'challenge' for Paul and JohnPaul McCartney and John Lennon wrote a Beatles song they thought was perfect for Ringo Starr to sing, but the iconic drummer ...
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Ringo Starr disappointed Paul McCartney as he 'refused to sing' one line in Beatles songRingo Starr was the lead vocalist on a number of Beatles songs, but the most famous is With A Little Help From My Friend, ...
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The Who Fire Ringo's Son Over 'Boom, Boom, Boom' in ConcertKeith Moon, the Who's original drummer, gave Ringo Starr's son Zak Starkey his first drum kit for the lad's eighth birthday. In 1996, years after Moon died, Starkey took over as the English band's ...
A man is trying to reach 100 Beatles fans who sent fan mail to Ringo Starr in 1965 as part of a special project. Memorabilia ...
Dozens of letters sent to The Beatles by fans from across the world will go on display for the first time after being sent to ...
Ringo Starr penned this delightfully whimsical Beatles song during one of the band's lowest points in the late 1960s.
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