Ringo's first solo album was released in 1970. It cointained standarts of american popular music like Night and day, Stardust and Love is a many splendoured thing. To produce the recordings and arrengements, Ringo brought such people as George Martin and Paul McCartney. It's said that, during the recordings of this album, Ringo recorded a version of It don't come easy which remains unreleased. Ringo's voice fit very well in this album style, as we hear, for example, in the fantastic version of Have I told you lately that I love you?

CONTENTS:
Sentimental journey - Night and day - Whispering grass - Bye bye blackbird - I'm a fool to care - Stardust - Blue turning grey over you - Love is a mamny splendoured thing - Dream - You always hurt the one you love - Have I told you lately that I love you - Let the rest of the world go by

For his second album, also released in 1970, Ringo joined the efforts of legendary names as Elvis Presley drummer D.J. Fontana and backing group The Jordanairs. The songs, specially written for the album, were perfect for Ringo's voice, and again it turned out to be a nice album. Coochy coochy, originally released as a b-side, and Nashville Jam, previously unreleased, were added to the CD version as bonus tracks.

CONTENTS:
Beaucoups of blues - Love don't last long - Fastest growing heartache in the west - Without her - Woman of the night - I'd be talking all the time - $15 dollar drawn - Wine, women and loud happy songs - I wouldn't have you any other way - Loser's lounge - Waiting - Silent homecoming - Coochy coochy - Nashville Jam

Ringo's 1973 release is considered by many as he first real work. Here he beggins to develop one of his trade marks: GREAT guests, great songs, party mood and a little help from his friends! All ex-Beatles have a party here. In John's I'm the greatest, the author, the host and George Harrison got together in the studio for the recording session. Klaus Voorman, an almost beatle, played bass. Paul compsed and played on several songs too. The great quality of this album made of it a 70's classic, not only for Beatles or Ringo's fans, but for every rockenroller around the world. It don't come easy, Ringo's very sucessfull single, was added as bonus track to the CD version, along with it b-side, Early 1970, and Down and out, also previously released in single.

CONTENTS:
I'm the greatest - Have you seen my baby - Photograph - Sunshine life for me - You're sixteen - Oh my my - Step lightly - Six o'clock - Devil woman - You and me - It don't come easy - Early 1970 - Down and out

From 1974, Ringo brings another huge album, with fantastic help from lots of friends like John, Elton John, Billy Preston. Another rock'n'roll classic from the 70's. Many people don't realize it, but, acontrary to the common belief, Ringo had a very successfull career after The Beatles broke up. This record is one of the happy proofs that this belief is false. Back of boogaloo and Blindman, originally released as a single, were added as bonus tracks, along with the famous extended version of Six o'clock, with more proeminent vocals from Paul.

CONTENTS:
Goodnight Vienna - Occapella - Oo-wee - Husbands and wives - Snookeroo - All by myself - Call me - No no song - Only you - Easy for me - Goodnight vienna (reprise) - Back of boogaloo - Blindman - Six o'clock (extended version)

This is a 1976 greatest hits compilation. It lost part of its attractions after the singles songs were released as bonus tracks on CD's, but it didn't lose its charm. Blast from your past documents a very prolific period in Ringo's career.

CONTENTS:
You're sixteen - no no song - it don't come easy - Photograph - Back of boogaloo - Only you - Beaucoups of blues - Oh my my - early 1970 - I'm the greatest

From 1976, Ringo's rotogravurebrings their friends back, be it as writers, musicians or both of them. Paul's Pure gold, Geroge's I'll still love you and john's outstanding Cooking in the kitchen of love) help making of this a very interesting album, although obscure. Lady gaye and A dose of rock'n'roll seem to be the favourite Ringo's song of every ordinary fan I tried to introduce Ringo to. Perhaps because I love them myself.

CONTENTS:
. A dose of rock'n'roll - Hey baby - Pure gold - Cryin' - You don't know me at all - Cookin' (in the kitchen of love) - I'll still love you - This be called a song - Las brisas - Lady Gaye - Spooky weirdness

In this 1977 release, Ringo makes some experiments with disco music. Although many people didn't like this record , it showed that Ringo was not stopped in the 60's. He was following hte changes in the pop world, and he made it well. Drowning in the sea of love, Wings and Can she do it like she dances leave no doubt about this.

CONTENTS:
. Drwoning in the sea of love - tango all night - Wings - Gave it all up - Out on the streets - Can she do it like she dances - Sneaking Sally through the alley - It's no secret - Gypsies in flight - Simple love song

Released in 1978. Perhaps not the best Ringo album, but yet a nice one. Heart on my sleeve, Hard times and the wonderful ballad Tonight are among this recods'attractions. It seems that in Ringo the Fourth and on tis album Ringo was looking for new ways to make a record, without the help of friends and party mood.

CONTENTS:
Who needs a heart - Bad boy - Lipstick traces - heart on my sleeve - Where did our love go? - Hard times - Tonight - Monkey see-monkey do - Old times relovin' - A man like me

This 1981 release had a long history before being as we known today. It began as project of getting all friends together again. John, Paul, George and others were having their part, and the record was going to be called can't fight lightning. But those december 1980 events made plans change, and the album was almost forgotten. Luckilly, it was finished in 1981. Track listing was slightly changed, and so was the cover and the title. It turned out to be one of Ringo's best albuns ever, and it gave the world a nice message of reconciliation with happiness and hope. Wake up, Red and black blues , Brandy, Stop and smell the roses (original vocal version), You can't fight lightning and Hand gun promos, previously unreleased, were added as bonus tracks for the CD version.

CONTENTS:
Private property - Wrack my brain - Drumming is my madness - Attention - Stop and take the time to smell the roses - Dead giveaway - You belong to me - Sure to fall - You've got a nice way - Back of boogaloo - Wake up - Red and black blues - Brandy - Stop and take the time to smell the roses (original vocal version) - You can't fight lightning - Hand gun promos

This 1983 release brought Ringo in great shape again. It became unexplicably unreleased in US until the release of the CD version, in 1994. An emblematic rock'n'roll record. Unfortunately, Ringo would spend the next seven years without releasing new recordings. As far as we can go (original version), previously unreleased, was added as bonus track for the CD version.

CONTENTS:
In my car - Hopeless - Alibi - be my baby - She's about a mover - I keep forgettin' - Picture shown life - As far as we can go - Everybody's in a hurry but me - Going down - As far as we can go (original version)

A 1989 greatest hits compilation and my first Ringo record ever, got as a Chrstmas gift from my father in 1990!! Although it didn't bring any new song, it was a interesting release then, specially for US market, becasue it brought songs from Old wave. Many Ringo's album couldn't be easily found on vinyl, and they hadn't been released in CD yet.

CONTENTS:
Wrack my brain - In my car - Cookin' in the kitchen of love - I keep forgetting - hard times - Attention - A dose of rock'n'roll - Who need a heart - Private property - Can she do it like she dances? - Heart on my sleeve - Sure to fall - Hopeless - You belong to me - She's about a mover

This 1990 CD documents Ringo's first american tour. He gathered a HUGE band around him, with such people as Joe Walsh, Clerence Celmons, Levon Heml, Rick Danko and Billy Preston. The result was one of the best live albums ever. A special release of this album adds a CD with Act naturally. Unfortunatelly, Clarence Clemons' You're a friend of mine was not released in any version of this album, only on the video.

CONTENTS:
It don't come easy - No no song - Iko iko - The weight - Shine silently - Honey don't - You're sixteen - Quarter to three - Raining in my heart - Will it go 'round in circles - Life in the fast lane - Photograph

1992. An wise title, fantastic songs, great sound, great mood and a each time younger Ringo Starr. I'd think seriously of naming this the best album Ringo has ever made!!! What else could I say?

CONTENTS:
Weight of the world - Don't know a thing about love - Don't go where the road don't go - Golden blunders - All in the name of love - After all these years - I don't believe you - Runaways - In a heartbeat - What goes around

From 1993, a new All Starr band. Billy Preston, Levon Helm and Clarence Clemons really are a sad absence, but the inclusion of new songs make of this album another nice Ringo's project.

CONTENTS:
The really 'serious' introduction - I'm the greatest - Don't go where the road don't go - Yellow submarine - Desperado - I can't tell you why - Girls talk - Wight of the world - Bang on the drum - Walking nerve - Black Maria - In the city - American woman - Boys - With a little help from my friends

CONTENTS:
Don't go where the road don't go - I wanna be your man - It don't come easy - Locomotion - Nothing from nothing (Billy Preston) - No sugar tonight (Randy bachman) - People gotta be free (Felix Cavaliere) - - Brois the spider (John Entwistle) - Boys - You ain't seen nothing yet (randy Bachman) - You're 16 - Yellow submarine

CONTENTS:
One - What in the world - Mindfield - King of the broken hearts - Love me do - Vertical man - Drift away - I was walking - La de da - Without understanding - I'll be fine anywhere - Puppet - I'm yours

Wow! Maybe one of my all-time favourite live albums! "Vertical man"is great, but the Roudheads are so good live. This is the performance they made for VH1's "Storytellers" in 1998. The CD adds several tracks that were not seen on the video. Wonderful!

CONTENTS:
With A Little Help From My Friends - It Don't Come Easy - I Was Walkin' - Don't Pass Me By - Back By Boogaloo - King Of Broken Hearts - Octopus's Garden - Photograph - La De Da - What In The...World - Love Me Do - With A Little Help From My Friends - 'I've Got Blisters...' - The End