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Starr, Ringo (1940– )

English rock and pop drummer with the legendary English rock group the Beatles. Starr replaced original Beatles' drummer Pete Best in 1962. He occasionally sang vocals for the group, including on ‘Yellow Submarine’ (1966). After the group split up in 1970, he pursued a solo musical career. He has also appeared in films and as a broadcaster on children's television, including narrating the series Thomas the Tank Engine 1984–96.

Born in Liverpool, England, he was an apprentice engineer before joining the Beatles. His solo albums include Ringo (1973), Goodnight Vienna (1974), and A Vertical Man (1998). His film appearances include Blindman (1971) and That'll Be The Day (1973).
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Byline: Brian McIver GAMES console fans will have been delighted to see Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney get together this week to launch the first video game featuring their music, in the shape of Rock Band: The Beatles.
You can be the real Starr by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
FORMER Beatle Ringo Starr was among a star-studded line-up who attended a preview of the Chelsea Flower Show ahead of today's opening.
In a Chelsea garden with Ringo by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
He is utterly wrong to describe Ringo Starr as the greatest rock drummer.
Letter: YOUR SHOUT - Ringo's terrible on the drums by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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