No Wonder Noa And Mae Have Insane Chemistry-

Ringo Starr (1971)

my other favorite beatle, this gorgeous girl 🖤

It would be so cool to be a fly on the wall & watch them back in 1966! They were defly the top rockers at that time!🤩also, i love their this Germany performance, that also inc the ballad ‘Yesterday’ w/o the orchestra but just them rocking with drumset & all (rly liked that version!) + the wonderful ‘Nowhereman’ performance too…☺️👍

Can the Baby’s In Black live in Munich 1966 aficionados please stand up.

John looks 🔥😍heehee...

George Harrison & John Lennon during rehearsals for the The Ed Sullivan Show | February 1964

Go, Ringo, go, go, go!!!!

stan ringo 😌

Them here = Me after a hard day’s work😌👍

The Beatles during the White Album Sessions (1968). Photos by Linda McCartney.

Ringo is a sweet guy. As you know he's given up booze and cigarettes. He's too clean for words. He and his wife Barbara are such sweet people. And as a drummer he is unique. He's not a great technical drummer if you measure him against someone like Steve Gadd or Jeff Porcaro, he wouldn't be able to play like that. But he has a unique sound. When you hear Ringo, you know it's Ringo, there's no one else. He contributed an enormous amount to The Beatles' sound with his distinctive sounding drums. Enormously supportive, he was always there.

Apart from his drumming he would be the catalyst. His opinions counted. If John was doing something a bit dubious and Ringo would say, "That's crap, John," John would take it out. He wouldn't get angry, he would accept it.

— George Martin, interviewed November 1998.

Whoa this is quite accurate🤩🤩🤩🤩 i can’t at John’s photo… 😅 but agree abt his activist side🔥 agree also w Paul being a songwriting legend; he can totally come up w any songs on his own randomly🌸 & quiet George w some rather amazing talent on his own💪 & chillax but steady beatman Ringo💛

The Beatles from "The Ultimate The Beatles Collection" by Magazine Future.

One of my favourite little stories of ‘The Lost Weekend’!

Clip from the documentary, “The Lost Weekend: A Love Story”, premiering at The Tribeca Film Festival on June 10.

Caption = The Count himself 😝