Ringo Starr

Ringo Starr

LP RINGO APPLE US SWAL-3413

1973 10 TRKS booklet

CD RINGO CAPITOL US CDP 795637.2

1973 13 TRKS 3 x bonus tracks

LP GOODNIGHT VIENNA TOSHIBA JPN EAS-80095

1974 11 TRKS insert

CD GOODNIGHT VIENNA CAPITOL US 80378.2

1974 14 TRKS 3 x bonus tracks

LP BLAST FROM YOUR PAST CAPITOL US SN-16236

1975 10 TRK Collection, re-issue

CD BLAST FROM YOUR PAST CAPITOL US CDP 746663.2

1976 10 TRK Collection

LP ROTOGRAVURE POLYDOR UK 2302 040

1976 10 TRKS

LP RINGO THE 4TH POLYDOR UK 2310 556

1977 10 TRKS

LP BAD BOY PORTRAIT US JR 35378

1978 10 TRKS

LP STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES BOARDWALK US NBI 33246

1981 10 TRKS Paul McCartney, George Harrison etc.

LP OLD WAVE RCA CAN DXL1-3233

1983 10 TRKS Gary Brooker, John Entwistle etc.

CD RINGO STARR AND HIS ALL-STARR BAND RYKODISC US RCD 10190

1990 12 TRKS Live

CD TIME TAKES TIME PRIVATE US 82097.2

1992 10 TRKS "Weight of the World"

CD LIVE FROM MONTREUX RYKODISC US RCD 20264

1993 15 TRKS Live

CD VERTICAL MAN MERCURY US 558598.2

1998 13 TRKS

Ringo Starr! Richard Starkey! One of two Beatles who still walk the Earth. I never got his first two solo albums, “Sentimental Journey” or “Beaucoup Of Blues” – but I love his singles of that era – “It Don’t Come Easy” and “Back Off Boogaloo” – both of which can be had easily on Ringo’s first “Best Of” album, “Blast From Your Past”.

I tried to buy everything contiguously up to “Old Wave” at the time – and I realize that there may be a few more 90’s titles I have missed – and I understand there’s a new compilation CD set coming out soon – if not already – gee, I’d love a DVD of his Apple label promo films!

I probably like “Goodnight Vienna” the best of the batch, with the self-titled “Ringo” LP closely behind. I remember buying the pre-recorded cassette of “Ringo” as it had the variant version of “Six O’Clock” on it, with Paul McCartney on vocals.

So – which ones have I missed? There must be a few…apart from the two I have previously mentioned.