Because The Beatles fired Pete Best and hired Ringo Starr
1. Ringo was a better drummer.
2. He was willing to adopt the Beatle look.
3. He shared the Beatles' sense of humor.
4. He was more deferential to the others, whereas Pete Best was not. IMHO
Had they known where their career was headed, they most certainly would have appreciated his "acting abilities". His roles in AHDN and Help were crucial to their film success. MP
Ringo Starr (born Richard Starkey) was born in Liverpool, England, and grew up there just like the other three Beatles. He is British.
It's from "Abbey Road," the last album recorded by the Beatles before they broke up in 1970. The song, which was written and performed by Ringo Starr, is the fifth track on Side One.
The Beatles tended to see each other as brothers. Sometimes they got along great, and sometimes they didn't. McCartney and Starr appear to be getting along just fine in recent years, though they have separate careers.
No. Not all of their songs featured drums or percussion, especially in the later years. Paul McCartney played drums on a few Beatles tracks, and replaced Starr's drumming on one of his "White Album" songs; Starr was upset, but let it go.
Tommy Moore; he went with them on their first professional tour, backing singer Johnny Gentle in Scotland. (He quit after they got back.) Pete Best was their next regular drummer; he joined in August 1960.
Ringo Starr was 30 years old when the Beatles broke up.
When they broke up
Ringo Starr (born Richard Starkey) was born in Liverpool, England, and grew up there just like the other three Beatles. He is British.
It's from "Abbey Road," the last album recorded by the Beatles before they broke up in 1970. The song, which was written and performed by Ringo Starr, is the fifth track on Side One.
Ringo attempted to learn guitar while with The Beatles but soon gave up and stuck to the piano for writing songs. Matthew Pike (please view my profile)
The Beatles tended to see each other as brothers. Sometimes they got along great, and sometimes they didn't. McCartney and Starr appear to be getting along just fine in recent years, though they have separate careers.
First of all, RINGO IS NOT DEAD. He is very much alive and will be turning 73 this year. Secondly, John was shot in 1980, ten years after the break up.
I don't know a Ringo Sterr, but I do know a Ringo Starr, a Ringo Stirr, a Ringo Storr, a Ringo Sturr, and sometimes a Ringo Styrr. Ringo Starr mainly played the drums. The others just sing back up.
The Beatles lost Stuart Sutcliffe, and they fired Pete Best when they were starting the band. Then after they broke up, they lost George Harrison and John Lennon. Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney are still around.
No. Not all of their songs featured drums or percussion, especially in the later years. Paul McCartney played drums on a few Beatles tracks, and replaced Starr's drumming on one of his "White Album" songs; Starr was upset, but let it go.
Tommy Moore; he went with them on their first professional tour, backing singer Johnny Gentle in Scotland. (He quit after they got back.) Pete Best was their next regular drummer; he joined in August 1960.
Yes, if you look up Ringo Starr with his family or children you can see pictures of them together.