Who was the drumer ofthe beatles?

Answer 1

when The Beatles first formed it was pete best who was the drummer, for some reason there are many speculations, but no one really knows pete best was taken out of the lineup and replaced by Ringo Starr

Answer 2

First it was Pete Best

Best was replaced in 1963 by Ringo Starr, whose real name is Richard Starkey

Starr is the drummer that most know as the primary Beatles' drummer, as he was a member throughout their recording career

Answer 3

Mostly Ringo Starr. Ringo replaced Pete Best who was fired in 1962. Jimmy Nicol covered for Ringo's illness for eleven days in 1964. For the odd track, Paul McCartney played the drums: most famously Back in the USSR.

Answer 4

It was originally Pete Best but he was replaced by Ringo Starr (Richard Starkey) and he played with them until the end of the Beatles time together, excluding when he temporarily left the group during the recording of The Beatles album or better known as The White Album.

Answer 5

This is a great question, because the real answer is: all of them. Ringo played on most of it, but quit for a week and Paul played a few tracks with John and George, like on Back in the USSR and Dear Prudence

Answer 6

Pete Best. He wasn't a very good drummer so they fired him in 1962. Right before they made it big. Poor devil.

Sorry, but The Quarry men/Beatles had at least three drummers before Pete Best, including Colin Hanton Tommy Moore,and Johnny Hutchinson (for one night)

Answer 7

ringo starr

Answer 8

Pete Best

Answer 9

Ringo