Ringo Starr

There are several Mrs. Starr's in the world, and I cannot be certain to which one you are referring. In searching, one result for Mrs. Starr that I found referred to an author of Christian books for ladies.

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One actor who often draws comparisons to Ringo Starr in terms of appearance is Bill Nighy. With his distinctive, slightly disheveled hairstyle and expressive facial features, Nighy captures a similar vibe to the iconic Beatles drummer. Their shared British background and unique style contribute to this resemblance, making Nighy a modern-day figure who evokes memories of Ringo Starr.

Ringo Starr served as the narrator for the original series of "Thomas the Tank Engine" when it first aired in the UK in 1984. He narrated the first two seasons of the show, providing his distinctive voice to bring the characters and stories to life. His involvement helped introduce many children to the beloved stories of Thomas and his friends.

Ringo Starr released several songs as a solo artist outside of his work with The Beatles. Notable tracks include "It Don't Come Easy," "Photograph," and "You're Sixteen." He also contributed to various albums and collaborations, showcasing his distinct style and musicality beyond his time with the band.

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George Harrison met John Lennon through their mutual friend, Paul McCartney. George and Paul had met at the Liverpool Institute, which was the city's best school for boys at the time. Although Paul was a year older than George, and John a year older than Paul, they became acquaintances through their interest in music. At the time, Paul and John were in a skiffle band called The Quarrymen. An enthusiastic guitarist, George had repeatedly asked to play in the band, but John had always denied him, insisting that he was too young. On one occasion, however, George did sit in for the band's guitarist, who was sick.

He has stated that religion is a personal matter and does not wish to publicly share it.
Ringo Starr was raised an Anglican/Evangelical, but dabbled in atheism and Hinduism during the height of his rock star days. As he has gotten older, Ringo has come full-circle back into Christianity.

Ringo Starr did not play bass guitar. Stuart Sutcliffe did not play drums. Sutcliffe was long gone (and had died) before Starr ever joined the Beatles.

John married Cynthia Powell in 1962. The order after that was Ringo Starr, George Harrison, then Paul McCartney.

Yes, as was late comedian George Carlin.

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He wrote What Goes On.

Early in the Beatles career, Ringo said he wanted to buy a hairstyling shop. It sounded like a reasonable investment.

Ringo Starr first married Maureen Cox in 1965. They got divorced in 1975 and after that in 1981 he married Barbara Bach. They're still married to this day.

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A search on YouTube.com reveals that the former Beatles drummer has been a pitchman for such products as Oldmobile, Pizza Hut and Sun Country wine coolers.

Yes, Ringo is definatly smart even though he didn't get the best education. He's come a long way succeeding in life and that shows that he's smart enough to be considered smart.

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No one said he named his drum set anything. As far as anyone knows, it's nameless (apart from his Beatles drum set which had the signature 'The Beatles' logo on the bass.)

Wikipedia says the late Ms. Randall is survived by sons Blake and Kenneth, so I'm betting she WAS married.

Yes, if you look up Ringo Starr with his family or children you can see pictures of them together.