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As full as possible breakdown of the two Ringo Starr and
His All Starr Band live albums released in the early nineties that featured
Nils. Nils sang two of his own songs and played backing on the rest of the
albums.
Ringo Starr And His All-Starr Band
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LP Cat No. EMI Records EMS
1375
8 October 1990
LP Cat No. Rykodisc Records
RALP-90190 US
pressing 8 October 1990
MC Cat No. Rykodisc Records RACS-10190
US pressing
CD Cat No. Rykodisc Records 90190-2
US pressing
CD Cat No. Polygram Records 82571
Live, tour album from Summer 1989 with the All Starr Band and a bunch of
like minded and similarly aged musicians.
| It Don't Come Easy |
Ringo Starr |
(Starr) |
0:03:03 |
| No No Song |
Ringo Starr |
(Axton/Jackson) |
0:03:18 |
| Iko Iko |
Dr John |
(Crawford/Hawkins
etc) |
0:06:05 |
| The Weight |
Levon Helm |
(Robertson) |
0:05:48 |
| Shine Silently |
Nils Lofgren |
(Lofgren/Wagner) |
0:06:39 |
| Honey Don't |
Ringo Starr |
(Perkins) |
0:02:30 |
| You're Sixteen |
Ringo Starr |
(Sherman/Sherman) |
0:02:57 |
| Quarter To Three |
Clarence Clemons |
(Barge/Bonds etc) |
0:03:50 |
| Raining In My Heart |
Rick Danko |
(Holly) |
0:05:14 |
| Will It Go Round In Circles |
Billy Preston |
(Fisher/Preston) |
0:04:02 |
| Life in the Fast Lane |
Joe Walsh |
(Frey/Henley/Walsh) |
0:06:13 |
| Photograph |
Ringo Starr |
(Harrison/Starr) |
0:04:20 |
|
|
|
0:53:59 |
The Band:
| Dr. John |
Keyboards, Vocals,
Performer |
| Nils Lofgren |
Guitar, Vocals,
Performer |
| Billy Preston |
Keyboards, Vocals,
Performer |
| Ringo Starr |
Vocals, Performer,
Executive Producer |
| Joe Walsh |
Guitar, Vocals,
Producer, Performer |
| Clarence Clemons |
Percussion,
Saxophone, Vocals, Performer |
| Rick Danko |
Bass, Vocals,
Performer |
| Jim Keltner |
Drums, Performer |
| AMG
EXPERT REVIEW: Ringo Starr went back to work in
the summer of 1989 fronting a tour of rock stars who, like him, had become
golden oldies. Ringo sang hits like "It Don't Come Easy" and
"Photograph," Dr. John sang "Iko Iko," Levon Helm of
the Band sang "The Weight," his bandmate Rick Danko sang
"Raining in My Heart," an old Buddy Holly tune, Billy Preston
sang "Will It Go Round Iin Circles," and Joe Walsh sang the
Eagles' "Life in the Fast Lane." (Less interesting were E Street
Band members Nils Lofgren, who sang a non-hit, and Clarence Clemons, who
did a rap version of "Quarter to Three.") Ringo had always
depended on his friends to support his solo career, but this extended the
concept to one in which he served as a sort of master of ceremonies. The
tour was a success; it guaranteed a night of good and varied music, and it
was fun. As a record, of course, it was redundant, but still fun. — William
Ruhlmann |
(So Shine Silently was a non-hit, was it! No one
allowed a hit outside the US then!! TL)
Ringo Starr And His All-Starr Band
Live From Montreux
MC Cat No. Rykodisc Records RACS20264
1993
CD Cat No. Rykodisc Records 20264-2
October 1993
|
The Really
"Serious" Introduction |
with Ringo |
|
- |
|
I'm The
Greatest |
Ringo Starr |
(Lennon) |
0:02:42 |
|
Don't
Go Where The Road Don't Go |
Ringo Starr |
(Grainger/Starr/Warman) |
0:04:22 |
|
Yellow
Submarine |
The All Starr Band |
(Lennon/McCartney) |
0:03:19 |
|
Desperado |
Joe Walsh |
(Frey/Henley) |
0:02:31 |
|
I Can't
Tell You Why |
Timothy B Schmit |
(Frey/Henley/Schmit) |
0:04:51 |
|
Girls
Talk |
Dave Edmunds |
(Costello) |
0:03:27 |
|
Weight
Of The World |
Ringo Starr |
(O'Doherty/Velez) |
0:03:39 |
|
Bang
The Drum All Day |
Todd Rundgren |
(Rundgren) |
0:03:24 |
| Walkin'
Nerve |
Nils Lofgren |
(Nils Lofgren) |
0:04:01 |
|
Black
Maria |
Todd Rundgren |
(Rundgren) |
0:05:21 |
|
In The
City |
Joe Walsh |
(Devorzon/Walsh) |
0:04:16 |
|
American
Woman |
Burton Cummings |
(Bachman/Cummings etc) |
0:05:51 |
|
Boys |
Ringo Starr |
(Dixon/Farrell) |
0:03:25 |
|
With A
Little Help From My Friends |
The All Starr Band |
(Lennon/McCartney) |
0:06:36 |
|
|
|
0:57:45 |
The Band:
| Dave
Edmunds |
Vocals, Performer |
| Nils
Lofgren |
Vocals, Performer |
| Todd
Rundgren |
Vocals, Performer |
| Ringo
Starr |
Vocals, Producer, Performer |
| Joe
Walsh |
Vocals, Performer |
| Burton
Cummings |
Vocals, Performer |
| Tim
Capello |
Horn |
| Timothy
B Schmit |
Vocals, Performer |
| Zak
Starkey |
Drums |
The Tour:
1992 [Jun 2nd - Sep 6th] Ringo and His 2nd
All Starr Band: Timmy Capello, Burton Cummings, Dave Edmunds, Nils Lofgren,
Todd Rundgren, Timothy B Schmidt, Zak Starkey, Joe Walsh. (Tour included US &
Europe).
Sunrise/Ft Lauderdale; Bayfront/St Petersburg;
Blockbuster/Charlotte; Chastian Park/Atlanta; Blossom/Cleveland;
Deer Creek/Indianapolis; Poplar Creek/Chicago; Pine
Knob/Detroit; Kingswood/Toronto; Radio City/New York
City; Garden State Arts/Holmdel; Great Woods/Boston;
Jones Beach/NY; Marcus Amp/Milwaukee; Riverport/St.
Louis; Sandstone//Kansas; (Band tours Europe);
Music Theater/Seattle; Lake Tahoe; Redwood/Santa Clara;
Concord Pav/Concord; Cal Mid State Fair/Paso Robles;
Camp Pendelton; Pacific Amp/Costa Mesa; Greek/Los
Angeles; Desert Sky/Phoenix; Austin Aquafest/Austin;
Riverfront/Little Rock; Starplex/Dallas; Ohio State
Fair/Columbus; Freedom Hall/Louisville; Iowa state
Fair/Des Moines; Starlake Amp/Pittsburgh; Finger
Lakes/Rochester; Performing Arts Ctr/Saratoga Spings;
Waterloo/Stanhope; Fiddlers Green/Denver; Park West Amp/Park City;
Ceasars Palace/Las Vegas.
| AMG
EXPERT REVIEW: As on his previous All-Starr Band
outing, Ringo Starr performs several of his better known songs, among
them the Beatles chestnuts "Yellow Submarine" and "With a
Little Help from My Friends," and then acts as M.C. as various
bandmembers perform some of their own better-known songs. Returnee Joe
Walsh once again sings an Eagles song he did not sing when it was a hit,
"Desperado," while his bandmate Timothy B. Schmit delivers the
Eagles' "I Can't Tell You Why." The band is top-heavy with
guitarists: Dave Edmunds does "Girl Talk," and Todd Rundgren
brings "Bang on the Drum," while keyboardist Burton Cummings
relives the Guess Who with "American Woman." There are fewer
All-Starrs and more tracks, so many get second chances. But the show,
recorded June 13, 1992, at the Montreux Jazz Festival, is less
impressive than the first one; even Ringo sounds a little less
enthusiastic. — William Ruhlmann |
And the Final Word............Nils obviously enjoyed gigging with such a
prestigious group of musicians and that has little to do with the albums in
themselves. I think both the Nils tracks are fine versions of
excellent songs (thanks Napster for the MP3s) and yet Mr. Ruhlmann, AMG
Expert, is still no doubt critisizing the fact that the Beatles broke up,
Ringo is best narrating Thomas the Tank Engine and The Blue Meanies never
made it as big as Pokemon! Shame on you. TL
Ringo Starr And His All-Starr Band
The Anthology ....... So Far
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cover
| Label |
EMG Records |
| Catalogue No. |
EMG 12003-2 |
| Country of origin |
England |
| Release date |
5th February 2001 |
| Total time |
C.D. 1 - 69:28
C.D. 2 - 69:40
C.D. 3 - 72:49 |
| Liner Notes : |
It is rare that a drummer would have such a noteworthy
career - so respected and significant that a highly anticipated box set
would be devoted to his many accomplishments and then released to an eager
and adoring public. But then, Ringo Starr is no ordinary drummer.
He has already gone down in history as the rhythmic
backbone of the world's greatest rock band ever ... past, present ... or
future ! ... But he is particularly pleased with his work in the All Starr
Band. The premise is simple and so wonderfully effective - with Ringo at
it's core, a band is built around him featuring some of the most well-known
and talented musicians from the classic rock era.
They are then turned loose upon soldout venues around the
globe, including dates in Japan, Europe and Russia (Ringo was the first
Beatle to perform in Russia !) where Ringo gleefully leads the band through
not only classic Ringo-sung Beatles and solo hits, but also versions of some
of each members greatest hits.
The supporting cast is rotated every time there is a new
tour to keep things interesting and fresh, and since it's inception in 1989,
Ringo has proudly headlined his All Starr Band concept with five different
aggregations of some very seriously talented players ! |
C.D. 1
|
No |
Artist |
Title |
Comment |
Time |
| 1 |
Ringo |
It Don¹t Come Easy |
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
3:15 |
| 2 |
Ringo |
The No-No Song |
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
3:30 |
| 3 |
Dr. John |
Iko Iko |
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
6:09 |
| 4 |
Levon Helm |
The Weight
|
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
5:57 |
|
5 |
Nils Lofgren |
Shine Silently |
Recorded 3-4 September 1989, released on first All Starr
Band album 8/9/90 |
6:45 |
| 6 |
Ringo |
Honey Don’t
|
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
2:39 |
| 7 |
Clarence Clemons |
Quarter To Three
|
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
3:54 |
| 8 |
Rick Danko |
Raining In My Heart
|
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
5:20 |
| 9 |
Billy Preston |
Will It Go Round In
Circles |
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
4:21 |
| 10 |
Joe Walsh |
Life In The Fast
Lane |
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
6:47 |
| 11 |
Joe Walsh |
Desperado
|
Recorded 13/7/92 in
Montreux, and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
2:58 |
| 12 |
Peter Frampton |
Norwegian Wood
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
2:54 |
|
13 |
Nils Lofgren |
Walking Nerve |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux, and released on the Live
album Sept. '93 |
4:28 |
| 14 |
John Entwistle |
Boris The Spider
|
Recorded June 1995
at Budokan Hall Japan, it was included on a CD released 12th August 1997
exclusively through Blockbuster video stores in the U.S. It was limited to
10,000 copies and sold for just $5:99 |
2:41 |
| 15 |
Ringo |
You're Sixteen
|
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
3:14 |
| 16 |
Ringo |
Photograph
|
Recorded 3-4
September 1989, released on first All Starr Band album 8/9/90 |
4:21 |
C.D. 2
|
No |
Artist |
Title |
Comment |
Time |
| 1 |
Quincy Jones |
The Really Serious Introduction |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
2:00 |
| 2 |
Ringo |
I’m The Greatest |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
3:29 |
| 3 |
Ringo |
Don’t Go Where The Road Don’t Go
|
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
4:28 |
| 4 |
Timothy B. Schmidt |
I Can’t Tell You Why
|
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
5:10 |
| 5 |
Dave Edmunds |
Girls Talk |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
3:30 |
| 6 |
Felix Cavaliere |
People Got To Be Free
|
Recorded June 1995 at Budokan
Hall Japan, it was included on a CD released 12th August 1997 exclusively
through Blockbuster video stores in the U.S. It was limited to 10,000 copies
and sold for just $5:99 |
4:53 |
| 7 |
Felix Cavaliere |
Groovin’ |
Previously unreleased, from 1995
tour |
4:58 |
| 8 |
Ringo |
Act Naturally |
Previously unreleased, from 1995
tour |
2:42 |
| 9 |
Randy Bachman |
Takin’ Care Of Business
|
Previously unreleased, from 1995
tour |
7:37 |
| 10 |
Randy Bachman |
You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet |
Recorded June 1995 at Budokan
Hall Japan, it was included on a CD released 12th August 1997 exclusively
through Blockbuster video stores in the U.S. It was limited to 10,000 copies
and sold for just $5:99 |
3:45 |
| 11 |
Joe Walsh |
In The City |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
4:56 |
| 12 |
Todd Rundgren |
Bang The Drum All Day
|
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
3:34 |
| 13 |
Todd Rundgren |
Black Maria |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
5:31 |
| 14 |
Burton Cummings |
American Woman |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
5:59 |
| 15 |
Ringo |
Weight Of The World |
Recorded 13/7/92 in Montreux,
and released on the Live album Sept. '93 |
3:36 |
| 16 |
Ringo |
Back Off Boogaloo |
Previously unreleased, from 1995
tour |
3:19 |
C.D. 3
|
No |
Artist |
Title |
Comment |
Time |
| 1 |
Ringo |
Yellow Submarine
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
3:30 |
| 2 |
Peter Frampton |
Show Me The Way
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
5:06 |
| 3 |
Jack Bruce |
Sunshine Of Your
Love |
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
7:45 |
| 4 |
Dave Edmunds |
I Hear You Knocking
|
Previously
unreleased, from 2000 tour |
2:58 |
| 5 |
Simon Kirke |
Shooting Star
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
6:02 |
| 6 |
Ringo |
Boys |
Previously
unreleased, from 2000 tour |
2:41 |
| 7 |
Peter Frampton |
Baby I Love Your Way
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
5:13 |
| 8 |
Gary Brooker |
A Salty Dog
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
4:45 |
| 9 |
Jack Bruce |
I Feel Free
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
3:37 |
| 10 |
Simon Kirke |
All Right Now
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
4:37 |
| 11 |
Ringo |
I Wanna Be Your Man
|
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
3:09 |
| 12 |
Gary Brooker |
A Whiter Shade Of
Pale |
Previously
unreleased, from 1997 tour |
6:20 |
| 13 |
Eric Carmen |
Hungry Eyes
|
Previously
unreleased, from 2000 tour |
3:50 |
| 14 |
Eric Carmen |
All By Myself
|
Previously
unreleased, from 2000 tour |
7:43 |
| 15 |
Ringo |
With A Little Help
From My Friends |
Previously
unreleased, from 2000 tour |
5:24 |
Cast List ... in case you didn't already know !
| Dr. John |
Growlin' New Orleans swampy RnB pianist and superstar. |
| Levon Helm |
One of the founder members of The Band. |
| Nils Lofgren |
Member of the Boss's E. Street Band
and big selling solo album artist. |
| Clarence Clemons |
Saxophonist in the E. Street Band. |
| Rick Danko |
One of the founder members of The Band. |
| Billy Preston |
The first non-Beatle to be credited on a Beatle record,
and big solo artist. |
| Joe Walsh |
One of rock's most notable guitarists, great solo albums,
and worked with the James Gang, and the Eagles. |
| Peter Frampton |
Humble Pie guitarist who shot to fame with one of the
biggest selling live albums of all time. |
| John Entwistle |
Bass guitarist of The Who. |
| Timothy B.Schmidt |
Bass guitarist with Poco and the Eagles. |
| Dave Edmunds |
Rock guitarist, first with Love Sculpture, then big solo
career. |
| Felix Cavaliere |
The voice of The Rascals, also an accomplished keyboard
player. |
| Randy Bachman |
Guitarist from the Guess Who, B.T.O. and solo artist. |
| Todd Rundgren |
Virtuoso singer/songwriter/producer from Philadelphia. |
| Burton Cummings |
Lead singer of the Guess Who. |
| Jack Bruce |
Bass guitarist, one third of Cream. |
| Simon Kirke |
Drummer with Free, and Bad Company. |
| Gary Brooker |
Founder member of Procul Harum, and still a great solo
singer. |
| Eric Carmen |
Lead singer of The Raspberries, then smash selling solo
artist. |
| Ringo's band also included, Zak Starkey,
Mark Farner, Jim Keltner, Timmy Cappello, and Mark Rivera |
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