Ringo still talks as if he’s the luckiest man in the world. Which he is, I suppose. And he still refers to The Beatles in the third person, as if he still can’t quite believe he was part of them. A wonderful , humble man.
Each of them always talked about The Beatles in the third person. That's how they stayed normal as individuals was by separating their personal identity from the group. They always said they didn't want to end up like Elvis a prisoner of their own fame. So they kept "The Beatles" as something separate from who they were.
@@kathypiazza7228 I heard George say once that the four of them had to stay normal because everyone around them was insane. " We were the only sane people in the room." He said.
It is nice that he can look back and enjoy what they did, instead of the issues Lennon and McCartney had with it. I believe he understands just how important they were and that it was fun. Of the four, I believe he understood that the fans were who made them not they. Shame we do not have more people in music that can sit there and laugh, enjoy what he did, and willing to share his experiences with laughter.
Rumour has it he's been using his third eye since the late 60's and had the other two removed in '77 for bein' useless at seeing the world with peace and lov
Ringo now gets all the love and admiration for his drumming -- well deserved -- he really drives the band whether its the Washington DC 1964 concert or the roof top concert in 1969!
"He never put his hands in the wrong place." I assumed Ringo was making an inside joke with that line. www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1991-08-19-me-736-story.html
But it helps me put myself in his shoes. I remember being that age, and doing some pretty cool stuff (not the level of being in the Beatles). So when he talks I'm transported to that place. The cobble-stones. The smell of cigarettes and gasoline and horses. I think once you get to a certain age your experience can inform your imagination.
The people of Liverpool aren't so fond of Ringo after he dissed the city. Personally, I think he's a jaded dick head and I'm sick of his "Peace and Luv" schtick.
@Angus McPhereson I know that he's a germophobe and doesn't shake hands for that reason. And, he's suffered a number of life-threatening illnesses, so he has a reason why he doesn't come in physical contact with people that he doesn't know. Also, I do not blame him when "fans" take his autographs and auction them online for hundreds of dollars.
The piccolo trumpet solo in Penny Lane is one of the best examples of the magic interaction between "the boys" and George Martin. I was 13 when I first heard She Loves You in Newcastle, Australia. They took over my life and are still a huge part, even though I'm now 71. They are our Mozart, they brought fun back into music.
It is amazing to see Ringo watching Penny Lane nowadays, I really love This song and enjoying looking at Ringo talking about one of the magic golden era of The Beatles
instantly brought me to tears, just to see this living legend look back at that time, with us. We are so lucky to be alive at the same time as them. (for me just Ringo and Paul).
Ringo had me chuckling all the way through this. I appreciated that he loved having the audience around the band during the David Frost taping. I think its great that he mentions they'd been so cloistered in their fame that here was the much missed feeling of being around regular folks! It knocks me out that here he is in 2019, making a video for similar regular folks via RUclips ... and so many years before in provincial Liverpool he'd thought about it and decided, "I'm not gonna' be Richie Starkey on drums. I'm gonna' have a stage name. I'll call myself "Ringo Starr."
The greatest moment in Let It Be is that shot on the street. A woman is staring up and has that expression that says "Wait a second, that band up there doesn't just sound LIKE the Beatles, it..."
Ringo, your memory is not faulty... you DID also use the original Ludwig kit on an alternative video take of "Hello, Goodbye" (available on RUclips). That take was cut entirely from the finished video. That's a bit sad because - I believe - that's the last time your drum set with "The Beatles" on the kick drum appeared in any Beatles promo material.
@@yellowbentley I mean, I've seen plenty of old folks online. But seeing an icon of a past era here, interacting as a part of this one, is surreal to me.
I recall Paul saying he had bought a bunch of different colored sun glasses while on a trip somewhere, Paris maybe, and that's probably the ones they're seen putting on in the Penny Lane video. John and Paul doing their Elvis moves adds to the coolness of the Hello Goodbye video, plus their dancing in the rehearsal version! haha
Successful, but oh, so stressed out. God bless Ringo,for relating the Beatles to us without the artificial grinning of a pop star. Who doesn't love Ringo, both as a Beatle and a semi-retired millionaire celebrity. Keep well, you wonderful man!
I saw Pete Best play in the US a few years ago and he was super nice. I can see why they picked Ringo. He has lots of charm and warmth and personality. This particular video shows Ringo’s niceness which is authentic. Go Ringo!
Mr Starr, you are a living treasure, we should all be lucky to be able to have had you in our lifetime. Generations, long after you are gone, shall never know what they missed
Impecable! La queridísima leyenda del rock & pop Ringo Starr Gracias por tu alegría para recordar a THE BEATLES, el Mejor, el más Trascendental y el más Revolucionario conjunto musical de toda la historia y qué canciones! Penny Lane Hello Goodbye Hey Jude
I love you Ringo. Never ever leave my friend. This world is still great because in part because we still can see you and that's prove that The Beatles were not some fabulous legend. You, as a part of that diamond with four sides brings us the past and it's magic. Never leave. Be around for much time yet.
That’s what so funny about this video. Seeing Ringo Star playing a normal size drum kit in one shot while in another shot he’s playing a mini kit. Anything thing that makes this video funny is George Harrison wearing a pirate hat. Till this day this song is one of my favorites from the Beatles. I actually got the chance to see Ringo play live with Toto in Las Vegas back in 2018.
I still have Beta tape and VCR tape of the Beatles from 1970. I used to play guitar and had a small recording set up. I was close friends with some one from the Ed Sullivan show that did a lot of recording work. One of my favorite songs is ticket to ride. And Ringo was sawing the wood bus up on the set George was giving Ringo the crazy eye look funny and John was screwing around with Paul every time he turned around.
It would be brilliant today as well - if any band had the talent to write a song this good and simple performance of it in thos great outfits, it would still be magical.
I thought he remembered shaking his head at the cameraman in the hello goodbye, but he was telling everything in the footage, but just take a look at his head and in there is a heap of stuff about the Beatles, I know when he’s in something like his natural life at home he can just about see something he did while with the Beatles, but I never expected him to do this kind of video.
Thanks Ringo for the memories. You were all the greatest 😎😎😎😎band ever. Not forgetting maestro George🎵🎩 Martin & Brian🤗Epstein who without none of it would have happened. Imagine that!
Hi Ringo, I've been listening to The Beatles since 1963. I was 12 or 13 years old at the time. We played those 3 first albums on a portable turn-table till they wobbled because of the sun on summer camp in Cape Town.
I'd never properly noticed about the drums in Hello Goodbye. I'd recognised the tiny kit and the giant tom, but had never contrasted the two shots in my head.
According to the book "Beatles Gear," which discusses nearly all the instruments used by the Beatles in their long career--the small drum set Ringo played was actually returned to the store after they filmed the video, and some lucky child's parents bought it, unaware of its past. It kills me that at some point it ended up in a dump somewhere, as did the 8 - 10 drum sets I received as a child (but I have 3 really nice drum kits now that will go to my grandchildren).
Such a positive outlook coupled with a great sense of humor. Add a little peace and love and you Have Ringo Starr. Oh yeah and his famous Sketchers shoes (which I still have 3 pairs of). God those things are soo comfy. I just had to have them when he did that commercial with them on.
I remember learning not too long ago that Paul says, “Thanks, Mo” at the end of ‘Get Back.’ A friend of mine when we were kids thought he might’ve been saying, “Don’t smoke.”
@@shaitet Read and/or view videos from great drummers, and you'll find out his drumming is FAR from simple. All drummers were fairly simple in the earliest days and Ringo helped break boundaries for the drummers' place in bands. He's never been like, say, a Carl Palmer. But he can and has displayed complex styles as needed. The fact is he does only what's needed and has never desired to do more and be an "up-front" showman. That said, many many drummers have said his drumming is deceptively "easy", but next to impossible to duplicate half as well. His drumming on the last few Beatles albums was intuitive; complex and perfect for the piece. You want simple drumming, check out the tracks Paul did! Basic as all get out. If you played drums you would know how uninformed your critique of Ringo is.
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Ringo still talks as if he’s the luckiest man in the world. Which he is, I suppose. And he still refers to The Beatles in the third person, as if he still can’t quite believe he was part of them. A wonderful , humble man.
One must always remember though, THEY asked him (widely regarded as the best drummer in Liverpool) to join!
Each of them always talked about The Beatles in the third person. That's how they stayed normal as individuals was by separating their personal identity from the group. They always said they didn't want to end up like Elvis a prisoner of their own fame. So they kept "The Beatles" as something separate from who they were.
@@lynnglidewell7367Paul still does. He was on Colbert (I think) and said there’s me, husband, brother, Dad & him the performer, the really famous guy.
@@kathypiazza7228 I heard George say once that the four of them had to stay normal because everyone around them was insane. " We were the only sane people in the room." He said.
Ringo is the answer to the question, Who’s the luckiest singer ever? Bc his back up singers were John L Paul M and George Harrison.😅
Ringo has the coolest job in the world today. Job description? Be Ringo.
Lawrence Taylor he he
So cool to see the smiles on Ringo's face when he looks back on the old days.
He's always smiling
He is such a nince guy.
It is nice that he can look back and enjoy what they did, instead of the issues Lennon and McCartney had with it. I believe he understands just how important they were and that it was fun. Of the four, I believe he understood that the fans were who made them not they. Shame we do not have more people in music that can sit there and laugh, enjoy what he did, and willing to share his experiences with laughter.
I just occurred to me, I've not seen Ringo without shades in decades.
I think his eyes were damaged from the overhead lights while doing concerts with the Beatles.
Its because he actually needs glasses to see but chooses to have darker shade looking kinda since he’s a rock star
The only video i seen him without glasses was during a 1981 interview about John's passing.
Rumour has it he's been using his third eye since the late 60's and had the other two removed in '77 for bein' useless at seeing the world with peace and lov
Ringo now gets all the love and admiration for his drumming -- well deserved -- he really drives the band whether its the Washington DC 1964 concert or the roof top concert in 1969!
Everytime Ringo sees John , I believe he gets a little sad and says "enough of that now" so sweet
“Billy Preston was a hero of mine, he never put his hands in the wrong place” what a great way to end a video
I agree Billy Preston was great 👍
Master of the Fender Rhodes. Love what he added to the Let it Be album!
@Ambrose Bierce Really? Is nothing sacred anymore? Was he convicted?
The hi light of this video for me is Ringo’s acknowledgement of the part Billy Preston played in the final concert.
"He never put his hands in the wrong place." I assumed Ringo was making an inside joke with that line. www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1991-08-19-me-736-story.html
For us this is legendary history for him this is just his memories
But it helps me put myself in his shoes. I remember being that age, and doing some pretty cool stuff (not the level of being in the Beatles). So when he talks I'm transported to that place. The cobble-stones. The smell of cigarettes and gasoline and horses. I think once you get to a certain age your experience can inform your imagination.
I LOVE this vid. Ringo is such a great storyteller. He puts on no airs.
Ringo is a treasure. Imagine if he was your grandpa?
When I was a boy, I thought it would be cool to have McCartney as grandfather... Until I realised he wasn't much older than my dad!
Is there a man more beloved by the world than this?..I think not!!
@Jesus is God MAGA by some not all. Ringo is loved by everybody but Pope is loved by some. I think Pope Francis is great but I love Ringo more.
The people of Liverpool aren't so fond of Ringo after he dissed the city. Personally, I think he's a jaded dick head and I'm sick of his "Peace and Luv" schtick.
@@bobriedel3277 He seemed more humble in the 60's. He seems kinda full of himself now. I guess 50 years of praise can do that.
@@bobriedel3277 And YOUR contributions to society? Please tell us.
@Jesus is God MAGA Maybe Pope John Paul II was, but I do not think Pope Francis is.
Ringo is so awesome,he's like a grampa sharing stories and videos of his younger years.He's such a legend! 👏 So glad you're still with us Ringo 👏!
I love Ringo. He just seems like the kind of guy you'd like to just hang around and talk to about music and stuff.
@Angus McPhereson I know that he's a germophobe and doesn't shake hands for that reason. And, he's suffered a number of life-threatening illnesses, so he has a reason why he doesn't come in physical contact with people that he doesn't know. Also, I do not blame him when "fans" take his autographs and auction them online for hundreds of dollars.
I have a friend who did once get the chance to sit and have a drink with Ringo, and she recounts what a nice guy he was. :)
Absolutely love Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney. Live on The Beatles..
The piccolo trumpet solo in Penny Lane is one of the best examples of the magic interaction between "the boys" and George Martin. I was 13 when I first heard She Loves You in Newcastle, Australia. They took over my life and are still a huge part, even though I'm now 71. They are our Mozart, they brought fun back into music.
He moves kind of like me grandad, but he's still got the dyed hair, voice and youthful energy of our Ringo. Peace and love, friend.
"ok, that's enough of that" Ringo nooo 😂☮️❤️
Then continues to watch.
Ringo is just such a great guy. I'm happy how fondly he remembers thoes amazing days of The Beatles.
The most down to earth member of the Beatles. Thanks, Ringo.
It is amazing to see Ringo watching Penny Lane nowadays, I really love This song and enjoying looking at Ringo talking about one of the magic golden era of The Beatles
brought tears to my eyes just seeing Ringo enjoy this.
One word:
*Wholesome*
instantly brought me to tears, just to see this living legend look back at that time, with us. We are so lucky to be alive at the same time as them. (for me just Ringo and Paul).
He's so easy going, fun, and likable
So cool and laid back. His narration is fantastic. Nothing stiff and prepared. 👍🙏💗 prayers, be well. THANK YOU Ringo. thanks to whoever posted this.
He's probably using a fake profile to surf on RUclips. I wonder if some of the comments on those videos were written by Ringo 😎
@@JannikLindquist actually you don't need to sign in to watch vids on YT, so he could have not signed in w any profile
@@JannikLindquist hi im ringo
Peace and love to everyone.
Ringo had me chuckling all the way through this. I appreciated that he loved having the audience around the band during the David Frost taping. I think its great that he mentions they'd been so cloistered in their fame that here was the much missed feeling of being around regular folks!
It knocks me out that here he is in 2019, making a video for similar regular folks via RUclips ... and so many years before in provincial Liverpool he'd thought about it and decided, "I'm not gonna' be Richie Starkey on drums. I'm gonna' have a stage name. I'll call myself "Ringo Starr."
I would really love to watch Paul and Ringo watch The Beatles concert videos from back then
I loved the rooftop concert on the top of apple building. Always smiling.
The greatest moment in Let It Be is that shot on the street. A woman is staring up and has that expression that says "Wait a second, that band up there doesn't just sound LIKE the Beatles, it..."
Or the old lady: "It doesn't make any SENSE!?!" Gold.
"It just doesn't seem to make SENSE!!!!!-and the old guy talking about"disrupting all the businesses in this AREA!!!!
Ringo is such a sweetheart
Ringo, your memory is not faulty... you DID also use the original Ludwig kit on an alternative video take of "Hello, Goodbye" (available on RUclips). That take was cut entirely from the finished video. That's a bit sad because - I believe - that's the last time your drum set with "The Beatles" on the kick drum appeared in any Beatles promo material.
Is there anything he doesn't find funny? Love him.
A very small drum kit, a detail that no one noticed for years. Thanks Ringo for revealing, I didn't know.
“We don’t do shots like that anymore”
-Ringo Starr
Anyone else find it downright surreal to see a Beatle casually using a modern computer and the internet?
YES my thought exactly 😂
My grandmother is just a little older than them and she could never 😂😂😂
@@yellowbentley I mean, I've seen plenty of old folks online. But seeing an icon of a past era here, interacting as a part of this one, is surreal to me.
And to think John had died as computers were coming onto the mainstream market,somewhat!
@@ronmartin89 It really would've been interesting if John had lived into the Internet Age.
@@lizzychrome7630 I imagine him as an old twitter ranter, bantering with other geezers
This is total ringocore and I want more.
I recall Paul saying he had bought a bunch of different colored sun glasses while on a trip somewhere, Paris maybe, and that's probably the ones they're seen putting on in the Penny Lane video. John and Paul doing their Elvis moves adds to the coolness of the Hello Goodbye video, plus their dancing in the rehearsal version! haha
Successful, but oh, so stressed out. God bless Ringo,for relating the Beatles to us without the artificial grinning of a pop star. Who doesn't love Ringo, both as a Beatle and a semi-retired millionaire celebrity. Keep well, you wonderful man!
I just wanna hug him. I am 16 and I love the beatles 💜
Not 16!! I'm Older, but Agree to what you said too!! 👍☮❤🥰😎
Ringo is so so comfortable in his own skin. Such a gift.
Ringo will always be ;’ Hi 👋, I’m Ringo !’
Nice to meet you!
Love ❤️ this Beautiful Soul!!
Ringo seems like an absolute delight.
Ringo so laid back. Yah I was a drummer for a little band. THE BEATLES, RINGO, THE BEATLES. 🎸 🎸 🎸 🥁 🌟 ♥
I've watched Hello Goodbye a ton and never noticed that about the drums.
I saw Pete Best play in the US a few years ago and he was super nice. I can see why they picked Ringo. He has lots of charm and warmth and personality. This particular video shows Ringo’s niceness which is authentic. Go Ringo!
Your a lengend Ringo, the Beatles all had a great sense of humour and very witty.
Who would not want to hang out with Ringo, love his vibe.
Or McCartney!! 👍❤
Thanks for sharing.....any Beatle moment is a good moment to me.....been there from the early beginnings.
Interesting about the big horses, the big kit, the little kit and ‘The David Frost Show.’ Don’t think I knew about those details.
Mr Starr, you are a living treasure, we should all be lucky to be able to have had you in our lifetime. Generations, long after you are gone, shall never know what they missed
Impecable!
La queridísima leyenda del rock & pop Ringo Starr
Gracias por tu alegría para recordar a THE BEATLES,
el Mejor, el más Trascendental y el más Revolucionario conjunto musical de toda la historia
y qué canciones!
Penny Lane
Hello Goodbye
Hey Jude
Richard B Starkey- Ringo, drummer extraordinaire. Joe Walsh’ brother in law. Small world.
thank you for uploading this
Hey Fake paul
I just learned of fake Paul and now here's fake Paul. Conspiracy confirmed
what do you mean? my name is billy shears
@@charley1188 lol
@@charley1188 lol
I think we all need a Paul and Ringo react to the Beatles , I meann just imagine that
hello ringo!! im a beatle fan..
Ringo you are a legend. Great to see you give the commentary on those classic tracks
Always loved the Penny Lane video... it has a distinctly surreal vibe, which perfectly matches the trippy, surreal song lyrics!
JUST IMAGINE THINGS THAT HE DOSENT REMEMBER!!!! GREAT STUFF. JT FROM MEX
I love you Ringo. Never ever leave my friend. This world is still great because in part because we still can see you and that's prove that The Beatles were not some fabulous legend. You, as a part of that diamond with four sides brings us the past and it's magic. Never leave. Be around for much time yet.
I Love Ringo Starr ❣️💟💓💕🥰
That’s what so funny about this video. Seeing Ringo Star playing a normal size drum kit in one shot while in another shot he’s playing a mini kit. Anything thing that makes this video funny is George Harrison wearing a pirate hat. Till this day this song is one of my favorites from the Beatles. I actually got the chance to see Ringo play live with Toto in Las Vegas back in 2018.
Ringo sabe viver!!
Muito na dele. Sua batida forte, com certeza fez a diferença na Banda.
Beatles 4 ever!!!
I still have Beta tape and VCR tape of the Beatles from 1970. I used to play guitar and had a small recording set up. I was close friends with some one from the Ed Sullivan show that did a lot of recording work. One of my favorite songs is ticket to ride. And Ringo was sawing the wood bus up on the set George was giving Ringo the crazy eye look funny and John was screwing around with Paul every time he turned around.
3:58 This live performance of Hey Jude is the best, McCartney's intro makes me cry and we're lucky to have it. They stopped performing after this.
“And I got a chance to sing”
It's good to see Ringo at 80! I'm glad to see he's doing well.
I LOVE YOU RINGO KEEP ON ROCKIN WOOOO!!!
Put a big smile on my face watching the videos and hearing Ringo's comments
It would be brilliant today as well - if any band had the talent to write a song this good and simple performance of it in thos great outfits, it would still be magical.
I thought he remembered shaking his head at the cameraman in the hello goodbye, but he was telling everything in the footage, but just take a look at his head and in there is a heap of stuff about the Beatles, I know when he’s in something like his natural life at home he can just about see something he did while with the Beatles, but I never expected him to do this kind of video.
We love Ringo, we have always loved Ringo, and we always will love Ringo.
Such a lovable man 🥰
Priceless...
Great info from a great drummer. The jacket Ringo is wearing, I have one just like it, bought mine in 1965 when I formed my first garage band
He's such a great guy
Ringo ma man, thank you for all the joy you gave me.
The Beatles, how fortunate was i to live through that time.
Kids of today just wouldn't get it.
How interesting looking at yourself playing with the bandmates back in the day, reliving those memories once more!!
Ringo would fit in any band he is so full of fun a really nice man I can see why the Beatles wanted him
Thanks Ringo for the memories. You
were all the greatest 😎😎😎😎band ever. Not forgetting maestro George🎵🎩 Martin & Brian🤗Epstein who without none of it would have happened. Imagine that!
Hi Ringo, I've been listening to The Beatles since 1963. I was 12 or 13 years old at the time. We played those 3 first albums on a portable turn-table till they wobbled because of the sun on summer camp in Cape Town.
Much love and Peace, Mr Starkey. ❤️🙏✌️
Hola mi querido amigo, pero que bien te ves, te conservas muy saludable.
Te estimo bastante. Mi querido Ringo.🤗🤗🤗. BEATLES FOREVER.
I'd never properly noticed about the drums in Hello Goodbye. I'd recognised the tiny kit and the giant tom, but had never contrasted the two shots in my head.
According to the book "Beatles Gear," which discusses nearly all the instruments used by the Beatles in their long career--the small drum set Ringo played was actually returned to the store after they filmed the video, and some lucky child's parents bought it, unaware of its past. It kills me that at some point it ended up in a dump somewhere, as did the 8 - 10 drum sets I received as a child (but I have 3 really nice drum kits now that will go to my grandchildren).
Awww!! I love this casual little video!! Rings is awesome!!!💚
Such a positive outlook coupled with a great sense of humor. Add a little peace and love and you Have Ringo Starr. Oh yeah and his famous Sketchers shoes (which I still have 3 pairs of). God those things are soo comfy. I just had to have them when he did that commercial with them on.
I was watching when "Hey, Jude" happened. I wasn't convinced before then. Things changed when watching.
Ringos smile
Me makes me smile
Ringo Hellow Goodbye was your best Drumbs! Love the sound.
I could listen to Ringo and Paul tell stories all day. I love how he isn't sick of it.
I remember learning not too long ago that Paul says, “Thanks, Mo” at the end of ‘Get Back.’ A friend of mine when we were kids thought he might’ve been saying, “Don’t smoke.”
Could anyone ever hate Ringo.
Sadly, yes. At least his drumming, which is brilliantly simple and to the point IMHO.
@@shaitet Read and/or view videos from great drummers, and you'll find out his drumming is FAR from simple. All drummers were fairly simple in the earliest days and Ringo helped break boundaries for the drummers' place in bands. He's never been like, say, a Carl Palmer. But he can and has displayed complex styles as needed. The fact is he does only what's needed and has never desired to do more and be an "up-front" showman.
That said, many many drummers have said his drumming is deceptively "easy", but next to impossible to duplicate half as well. His drumming on the last few Beatles albums was intuitive; complex and perfect for the piece. You want simple drumming, check out the tracks Paul did! Basic as all get out.
If you played drums you would know how uninformed your critique of Ringo is.
Only for not playing the videos on full screen.
Look up Ognir Ratts.
@Dhriti Kaushik lol !!
If ALL the Beatles were like Ringo they proberbly ( had they all lived) be still recording together.
On the other hand, they wouldn't have a lot of material to record. 😉
"He never put his hands in the wrong place." Only Ringo.
6:49
Awweee!! Lovely to think that Ringo remembered that his first wife, Maureen, was there! 💗
You really are the kind, funny, sweet Beatle & I love your Ringoisems💞🤗
I just love that Ringo is always laughing, always happy. He's such an inspiration!!!
Grazie Ringo, grazie per tutto
Good memories ringo your a legend😀👍😎
No Beatles without you Richard Ringo Star Starkey love