[All dried up (3CD)]
[Bottom Line again]
[Can't fight lightning]
[Down and out]
[It don't come easy CD single]
[Jingle Bell rock radio show (2CD)]
[La de da and more]
[Live at the Bottom Line]
[Live at the Chastain Park]
[Live In Tokyo]
[Lost and found (2CD)]
[Ognir Rrats greatest hits]
[One evening in Moscow]
[Que sera sera - the complete vertical rarities]
[Resurrection]
[Ringo 2003]
Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band live in Copenhagen (2CD)]
[Rizz Off]
[Rough mixes (6CD)]
[Scouse the mouse]
[A starry night in Tokyo]
[Tapes for Lentz]
[TV and radio Ringo]
[Vertical man - original mix]
[With a little help from John, Paul and George]
[Yellow Submarine (27 CDs)]
[Yes it makes sense]

> Ringo's Stop and smell the roses was not always going to be as we know today. At one point, the album was called Can't fight lightning. This original album contained several differences from the relased versions, and some different tracks which remained unreleased until the CD release of Stop and smell the roses. This Peg Boy release offers the original album, plus bonus tracks.

CONTENTS:
Attention - Private property - Nice way - Wake up - You can't fight lightning - Wrack my brain - Dead giveaway - Brandy - You belong to me - Stop and take the time to smell the roses - Wrack my brain (mix #1) - Attention - Back of boogaloo - Private property - Wake up (take 5) - Dead giveaway - Atop and take the time to smell the roses - Wrack my brain (mix #2) - Attentio - Back of Boogaloo - Wrack my brain (very interesting Canadian mix, with more proeminent tuba)

This is a collection of Ringo material from various sources. These are songs which were officially released, but have become rare during the years. Some of it has been offically released as bonus tracks on CD's, but some remain very rare.

CONTENTS:
Down and out (George on guitar) - Six o'clock (extended version) - Heart on my sleeve/ Hard times (live) - Band of steel - A man like me - Living in a pet shop - Scouse's dream - Running free - Boat ride - Scouse the mouse - I know a place - S.O.S. - A mouse like me - You never know - When you wish upon a star

> This Midnight Beat CD is very nice for three reasons: first, it brings three unreleased Ringo performances; second, it's one of the few Rigo boots which bring REAL new stuff; thrid, it's a wonderful shaped CD, molded like Apple's symbol. For me, it has yet a fourth reason which makes it very very special: it was a gift from a very dear internet friend!! Thank you very much, my friend!!

CONTENTS:
It don't come easy - it don't come easy - Goodnight Vienna

Very nice boot, though it won't add much to who's been collecting Ringo for a while. Those who couldn't get "Vertical man" singles will find all the bonus tracks here. But the real highlight is the original version of "Drift away", which features Steven Tyler instead of Tom Petty.

CONTENTS:
Everyday - La de da (radio edit) - Good news - Sometimes - Mr. Doubleitup - Drift away (with Steven Tyler) - La de da (live on "Tonight" show) - Desolation theme/ When you whish upon a star - Lay down your arms (with Steve Nicols) - My little grass shack (with Leon Redbone) - Honey don't (with Carl Perkins) - Act naturally (with Buck Owens) - Band of steel (with Guthrie Thomas) - Nonsense - Living in a pet shopt - Together rap (with Keith Moon)

> Needles to say: this is the best band to play with Ringo!! They're SO great! This is the first show Ringo did with the Roundheads, just days before their VH1 performance. It's a historical moment, for this is the first live performance ever of "Don't pass me by". The bonus tracks include some outstanding and rare Macca-tracks. Fantastic!

CONTENTS:
With a little help from my friends - It don't come easy - I was walking - Don't pass me by - Back of Boogaloo - King of Broken Hearts - Octopu'ss Garden - Photograph - La de da - What in the world - Love me do/ With a little help from my friends
BONUS: Liverpool Lou (Scaffold) - Tem years after on Strawberry (Scaffold) - Fourth of July (John Christie) - Let's love (Peggy Lee) - Words of love (Paul acoustic) - Drive my car (Paul and friends) - Drift away (With Steve Tyler) - My Evelyne (early Beatles? Possibly a fake)

> A Ringo show with the All Starr Band from the 1997 tour. It was recorded with amateur equipament from the audience, hence sound quality is not good, though passable. Also, the show is incomplete, and one or two tracks were cut by the guy who taped the show. But listening to a Ringo show is always a great experience. Personally, I like audience tapes, because they keep a certain feeling that professional recordings don't.

CONTENTS:
Baby I love your way - You're sixteen - Yellow Submarine - Norwegian wood - Conquistator - I'm the greatest - No no song - I feel free - Alright now - I wanna be your man - Do you feel like we do - White room - Crowd participation - With a little help from my friends

Recorded in Hune 27th, as the last show of Ringo'1995 All Starr Band tour. It's very different from the official Blockbuster CD. Sound quality is very good.

CONTENTS:
Don't go where the road don't go - I wanna be your man - It don't come easy - Locomotion (Mark Farmer) - Nothing from nothing (Billy Preston) - No sugar tonight (Randy Backman) - Boris, the spider (John Entwistle) - Boys - You're sixteen - Yellow submarine - Honey don't - Act naturally - Back of Boogaloo - Groovin' (Felix Cavaliere) - Will it go 'round in circles - Good lovin' (Felix Cavaliere) - Photograph - No no song - With a little help from my friends

I love this CD because it was the first I got in a trade with a Russian fellow collector. The show was audience-recorded in August 25thm 1998, right after "Vertical man" was released. Sound quality is only passable, but the performances and repertoire make it worth. The highlights are the inclusion of tracks from "Vertical man', for those who have never hear them played by nobody else than the Round Heads. Very cool boot!

CONTENTS:
It don't come easy - Act naturally - Whiskey man (Gery Brooker) - Show me the way (Peter Frampton) - Sunshine of your love (Jack bruce) - Shooting star (Simon Kirke) - Boys - Baby I love your way (Peter Frampton) - Love me do - Yellow submarine - As you said (Jack Bruce) - A salty dog (Gary Brooker) - Conquistator (Gary Brooker)

'm the greatest - No no song - La de da - All right now (Simon Kirke) - I wanna be your man - Do you feel like we do (Peter Frampton) - White room (Jack bruce) - A hiter shade of pale (Gary Brooker) - Photograph - Whith a little help from my friends

This is perhaps the most interesting Ringo bootleg I have known so far. It includes some once rare b-sides which have been releases as bonus tracks on official CD's, rare b-sides and guest appearances and sountrack for the 1978 TV special Ringo This soundtrack is composed by alternate versions of old classics. Very nice!! Just a dream has only appeared as a 70's b-side and is very rare piece.

CONTENTS:
Down and out - Coochy coochy - Six o¨lock - Blindman - Band of steel - Just a dream - I love my suit - Press conference/ I'm the greatest - A dose of rock'n'roll/ Act naturally - Yellow submarine - With a little help from my friends - Heart on my sleeve - Hard times - A man like me - Simple life - With a little help from my friends (edited version) - Act naturally (with Buck Owens) - Act naturally (with Buck Owens - mono mix) - Simple life 4 add - Singinf the blues - Ringo and Lee Oldsmobile ad

CONTENTS:
Pre show noise - I'm the greatest - No no song - Girls talk - Rocky mountain way - I can't tell you why - Shine silently - Bang on the drum all day - Don't go where the road don't go - Yellow submarine - Lady Madonna - One world - Keep on trying
Wiggle - Black Maria - In the city 0 Introduction bandmembers - You're sixteen - Wieight of the world - Wanted man - I hear you knocking - American woman - Boys - Photograph - Act naturally - With a little help from my friends

This is a nice collection of Ringo material from various sources.

CONTENTS:
Nonsense (from Alice in wonderland) - Sun Country Classic #1 - Ringo/ Sammy medley: With a little help from my friends/ Act naturally/ Octopus's garden/ Photograph/ You're sixteen - Dead giveaway (outtake) - Back in hte USSSR (live with Beach Boys) - Sun Country Classic Cooler #2 - Act naturally (with Cilla Black) - Goodnight Vienna - Sun Country Classic Cooler #3 - The Jeffersons theme - Honey don't/ Matchbox (with Carl Perkins and friends) - With a little help from my friends (with George and Eric Clapton on Price's Trust concert) - You know it makes no sense

In 1977, na anitated musical TV special was made, called Scouse the mouse, cointaining Ringo, as one of the voices. The soundtrack was offically released on na UK-only LP, and then remained forgotten until today. The songs Ringo sings have appeared on other bootlegs, but the LP also had several nice tracks by other artists. This CD is the bootleg release of that offical 1977 LP.

CONTENTS:
Living in a pet shop - Sing a song for Tragapan - Scouse's dream - Snow up your nose for Christmas - Running free - America - Scousey - Boat ride - Scouse the mouse - Passenger pigeon - I know a place - Caterwaul - S.O.S. - Ask Louey - A mouse like me
BONUS TRACKS: Thomas & Terence - James & The Tar Wagons

This is the first of two CD's I got from a very dear and important friend. These two CD's are one of my very favourite items on my entire collection. They bring mostly songs which have been offically released somewhere btu then disappeared, and bootleggers oddly dind't give importance to it. It's an elite Ringo Starr work, bringing many many rare recordings. Some of them unbooted.

CONTENTS:
Love come tumbling down - Beautiful ngiht (1987 version) - Return ro Pepperland - Somedays (promo mix) - Do they know it's Christmas? (Band Aid) - Let it be (Ferry Aid) - No more lonely nights (extended) - Once upon a long ago (extended version) - Get back/ Long tall Sally/ I saw her standing there (Prince's Trust)

RINGO SET: Lay down your arms - Everybody wins - Modulating Maurice - Oo wee
BONUS: She's the one (Word Party)

CONTENTS:
I'm the greatest - Have yous een my baby - Six O'lock - You're sixteen - Oh my my - Sunshine life for me - Six O¨lock - Six O¨lock - Oh my my - Have you seen my baby - You're sixteen (takes 1-6) - Photograph (takes 10, 11)

Very cool selection of Ringo material, most of it officially released somewhere, but either hard to find or hard to get. Some of these songs have appeared on other boots, but they're here in their best sound quality. Very gooc choice for a Ringo CD!

CONTENTS:
Nonsense ("Alice in Wonderland" soundtrack) - You know it makes sense (Anti-heroin project) - I call your name (Lennon tribute) - Act Naturally (with Buck Owens) - Don't be cruel ("Weight of the world" CD single) - When you wish upon a star ("Stay awake", Disney vintage songs) - You never know ("Curly Sue" soundtrack) - Lay down your arms ("For the love of Harry") - Just a dream (rare 70's b-side) - Everybody wins ("Don't go where the road don't go" German single) - Band of steel (with Guthrie Thomas) - Fiddle about ("Tommy) - Tommy's holiday camp ("Tommy") - Hey baby (video edit) - Sun Country Classic Wine (TV commercial) - Honey don't (with Carl Perkins) - Matchbox (with Carl Perkins & Eric Clapton) - I wanna be your man (unreleased All Starr Band track) - Act naturally (bonus track on special All Starr single) - With a little help from my friends ("Nobody's child" CD) - Honey don't ("Go cat go")