Ringo Starr Ringo CD

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Category	Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Rock/Pop, Gold Discs
Label	Capitol / EMI
Orig Year	1973
All Time Sales Rank	2225
CD Universe Part number	1109131
Catalog number	95637
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 23, 1991
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Richard Perry
Engineer	Bill Schnee
Recording Time	45 minutes
Personnel	Jim Keltner - drums Ringo Starr - vocals, acoustic guitar, drums, percussion Nicky Hopkins - piano Milt Holland - marimba, percussion Bobby Keys - tenor saxophone Levon Helm - mandolin Merry Clayton Garth Hudson - accordion Steve Cropper - electric guitar Rick Danko - fiddle List all 33 contributors

Ringo Starr Ringo Songs

1.	I'm the Greatest	$0.99
2.	Have You Seen My Baby	$0.99
3.	Photograph	$0.99
4.	Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond)
5.	You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful and You're Mine)
6.	Oh My My	$1.29
7.	Step Lightly
8.	Six O'Clock
9.	Devil Woman
10.	You and Me (Babe)
11.	It Don't Come Easy - (bonus track)
12.	Early 1970 - (bonus track)
13.	Down and Out - (bonus track)

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4 stars Early Ringo at his finest
This is Ringo at his finest. From a few soft ballads to harder rock. Even a song about his old bandmates. It's amazing that no power on earth would re-unite the band, but he had contributions from John, George, and Paul, on this album. There touch can be heard on the individual tracks they helped on. A very good effort.
Submitted by exups72 (Marengo, IL, USA)
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5 stars Ringo`s best
This is by far the best album by Ringo. With a little help from his friends, with contributions from John,Paul,George,Marc Bolan, Billy Preston, Harry Nilsson plus all The Band members and many more!! A lot of strong tracks: the two singles from the album 'Photograph' and 'You`re Sixteen' most people know, but take the time to listen to the others and you will enjoy them. The track 'I`m the greatest' also has the nearest we came to a Beatles reunion, with John, George and Ringo all performing. Bonus tracks as well, make this very good value. Highly recommended.
Submitted by davidmcgee (Ellesmere Port, near Liverpool, England)
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5 stars You better believe it baby
John Lennon'Paul Mcartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Marc Bolan, Harry Nilsson, Nicky Hopkins ,Robbie Robertson,etc ,etc .They all provide us with a great album where you can hear "the players" having a great time .Sounds great remastered , sounds great fullstop.
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5 stars Best Ringo solo album
This is the best Ringo solo album as far as I know. It has "Photograph," "I'm The Greatest," "Sixteen," and "It Don't Come Easy," four of his best non-Beatles songs. I was surprised how good it is. Very orchestrated if you like that.
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5 stars The best
Great Cd I bought the LP for my brother ,Christmas 1973.I love "Six Oclock "Written By Paul McCartney.What a fine vocal perfomance. And "Step lightly"Written by Ringo.Sort of like a show tune.Also the bonus song "Down And Out" .A rock and roll boogie song .keep roking Drumer boy.
Submitted by John (Somerdale NJ)
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