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Artist: Ringo Starr And His Third All-Starr Band
Album: Ringo Starr And His Third All-Starr Band Volume 1
Year: 2021
Genre: Rock
Format/Quality: FLAC 16-bit/44100Hz
Tracklist:↑
01. Don't go where the road don't go
02. I wanna be your man
03. It don't come easy
04. Locomotion
05. Nothin' from nothin'
06. No sugar tonight
07. People gotta to be free
08. Boris the spider
09. Boys
10. You ain't seen nothin' yet
11. You're 16
12. Yellow submarine
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by kentk9
on 2021-11-01 15:11:11
 | This is a limited edition live album, recorded at The Budokan in Tokyo in 1995, featuring John Entwistle, R.I.P. (formerly of The Who), Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad) Randy Bachman (Bachman-Turner Overdrive) Felix Cavaliere (The Rascals) Zak Starkey, who is Ringo's son, and played drums for The Who, Mark Rivera, who played the saxophone for Billy Joel and Foreigner and last but not least, Billy Preston on keyboards, who is sometimes referred to as 'the fifth Beatle'. If you're a Beatle's fan, or a fan of any of the dudes or bands mentioned above, this will make a nice addition to your collection. But remember, it's a live gig recorded in 1995. The sound is okay but don't expect studio quality. Think of it as a rock n' roll time capsule and you won't be disappointed. Thank you, pmedia. 🎸🎶 😎  Image posted (hover mouse here to see) |
by OPQuest
on 2021-11-01 22:10:47
 | . Thanks for sharing. . There is one track which brings back particular memories every time I hear it - Boris The Spider, I think this was John Entwistle's first song to get on a Who album. . In the late 60's we were at a boozy house party in Fleet, Hampshire, UK. During the evening my mate ducked into one of the bedrooms with a young lady. The Who album was playing on the sound system - not a Dansette record player but something that made the walls shake  . My mate returned to the bar a little later and told us that when Boris The Spider was playing he and his new friend were bonking in time to the music - he reckoned that the distinctive beat was absolutely perfect  . Thanks for the memories  . |
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