Ringo Starr[67 Today]

[The Last Word]

Admittedly not the world's best drummer, he did, or so I've heard, recieve four times as much fan mail as any other Beatle at one point.

Also, sometime later when they visited the Maharishi Yogi, he was first back on the plane. So not the most easily fooled drummer either.

[steve56]

He always seemed up front and natural to me re the indian thing it was all bollocks wasnt it pity harrison couldnt see it.

[Ace]

I agree, although limited in his drumming, came across as a decent scouser (if such a thing exists) whereas the rest seemed real cunts, although George did seem deluded with that Indian tosh.

[steve56]

the a sides of the Plastic Ono Band were ok but the b sides were Crap.

[steve56]

I was referring to B sides of Give peace a chance and esp Cold Turkey.warren zevon rip wrote:

> steve56 wrote:
>
> > the a sides of the Plastic Ono Band were ok but the b sides
> > were crap.
>
> Do you mean the twin Plastic Ono Band lps? I haven't heard the
> Ono one, but the Lennon one is great all the way through. If
> you mean the singles, then I would suggest that the b-side to
> Happy Xmas is excellent - it's called Listen the Snow is
> Falling, and is an Ono tune. It was well-covered by Galaxie
> 500 in the 1980s.
>
>

[steve56]

The Phil Spector-ish sound on Woman is the nigger of the world was xcellent i have it on the Shaved Fish cassette.

[steve56]

Remember love&Dont worry kyoko

[steve56]

Still think if ono hadnt shagged lennon in 1966 things might have been better she was pissed off because the rest didnt like her.