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- Joe Scarborough sits down with the legendary Ringo Starr for a one-on-one discussion about the history of The Beatles and his new book 'Another Day in the Life.' Aired on 11/11/19.
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Ringo Starr Looks Back At How His Life Changed In 1964 | Morning Joe | MSNBC
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Full of humor, wit, and youthful energy.
Ringo is a world caliber asset to our culture and to the rest of the world.
He's the best!
It's difficult to believe this guy is 80 in July.
No he isn't I'm tellin' ya! He and I are still young damnit!
Mary Rodger lol 👍
@@russellnewton6660 I was just turning 14 when the Beatles arrived and can remember it being on all 3 networks during the 5 o'clock evening news. Then when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show what can I say...I knew I was in love with all 4. ;o)
Peter D Ya! And smoked like a Liverpool factory chimney since he was a kid.
I am so happy Ringo Starr is so healthy, vibrant and positive!! We must learn a very important lesson from Ringo. One of the ways for a long-lasting live is... BEING HAPPY AND CALM!
The best Band that ever was. MAGIC Genius.
My mom was a Beatlemaniac I remember being very small standing in a long line with her at the record store for the latest album. It was the IPhone at that time. I still love their music and sharing it with my 5 year old grandson, who also loves their music.
Excellent! Thank you Joe for interviewing Ringo. I attended the Ringo All Star concert! Brings back memories of the 60's. Very emotional listening to his interview and seeing the pictures from a past era. 👏👍
Ringo sure looks good for his age. His personality seems as vibrant as someone 25. He's an amazing and very interesting dude. Greetings Ringo, from a senior Canadian fan.
Canuck Fundy - As in the Bay of Fundy? Anyways, yes he looks great. Not only the oldest Beatle, but also the one who had major health problems as a child, grew up in the slums of Liverpool and now the richest drummer in Pop Music History. Sorry Phil!
@@jake105 Yes. The Bay of Fundy. Grand Manan to be more precise.
I expect Ringo would be an interesting dude to sit and have a chat with, or have for a neighbor.
Fantastic interview with Ringo Starr Joe. Thank you Joe and Mika for always having the best people on your show, love you guys
Ringo is the most truthful Beatle and he is definitely the funniest one although Paul comes in a close second in those two categories.
Ringo's impeccable wit and droll humor are priceless!
His explanation of the beauty salon remark and its immortal power in haunting him had me in stitches!
He has the incredible timing and delivery of the late George Burns and Jack Benny. He's now my favorite FORMER! Beatle.
"...in oh, so many ways..."
For those of you who are too young to remember those heady days,
you have my sympathies.
"And, in the end,
the love you take.
is equal to the love you make."
Something like The Beatles will NEVER happen again!!! So glad I was around for it!!!
A decade ago or so i gave a young Beatles fan an original copy of the White Album for her birthday, complete with unopened 8x10s of the fab four. She was so excited and said she would always keep it. I think of that every time i hear about that album and smile :-).
I remember waiting for my car outside le Dome Restaurant in West Hollywood, and Paul and a few friends come wandering out to wait for the valet to fetch their ride. There's a busker outside with his dog, playing "Yesterday" - he has no idea McCartney is on his way out - so Paul walks out and goes straight to this guy and starts singing along with him. The busker - to his credit - doesn't stop playing, but his eyes become moon size and he doesn't miss a chord. The song ends, the moment is over far too quickly for all of us not named McCartney, and a memory for life is created : ))
Their fist time on The Ed Sullivan show I was 8yrs old, my parents sent me to bed, I snuck out of my room and sat at the top of the stairs , perfect view of the T.V. They sung I Want to hold your Hand. A Fan for life.
S. D. - I didn’t have tv in my house, I watched their movies, it was like a physical bomb landed inside my head.
@@donquixote8092 Same with me.
Beautiful hystory sir, congratulations from a 16 year old kid.
Awesome! Glad for you and always nice to hear from the Beatles.
Great interview! So strange I was just thinking of Ringo and The Beatles "Yesterday."
I first heart the Beatles in Jr Hi in a small Indiana school surrounded by cornfields and conservatism. We would dance to "I want to hold your hand" during our lunch break. And my Brain went "Wow! There is something going on beyond this farm town!"
It inspired me to have an amazing life.
I just love when he takes a little music time off to talk about The Beatles,
Great Interview!!!! I'm JEALOUS!!!!!!!!!!!
I love Ringo 💕
An interview with Ringo. A breath of fresh air, away, from Trump and politics....really!
Taking a break from politics on the eve of impeachment inquiry into, Great interview on life and music
Anyone on this thread who has not seen "Carpool Karaoke" with Paul McCartney should look it up immediately.
Love you Ringo!!!!!!! Beatles forever!!!!!
That song sounded great!!
Ringo was always my favorite Beatle.
Just watched A Hard Day's Night two days ago. Never get tired of it - or remembering that time. It was just after the JFK assassination and we needed the fun, the happiness. I have often thought we need it now. But what or who could ever be that magnitude again? Envy you, Joe.
I remember when Richard wanted to open a beauty salon. And when he was drinking a case of beer a day. I always wondered who sticked for him when he was to ill to do their second tour. Their first concert ticket prices in K.C. MO. were $4.00 each.
Jimmie Nicol? ;-)
Seriously, I saw Ringo in St. Louis (VP Fair) for free!
So talented & such a gentleman♡♡♡♡
The amazing story of work in progress songs like "Grow Old With Me" that never came to the attention of other band members reminds me of the 1967 song MASSACHUSETTS that was originally written specifically for The Seekers to perform, but none of the members of the group knew this until many years later!
Ringo Starr was the drummer of the Beatles
I think Ringo’s coffee-table picture-books’ proceeds go to charities; seems that’s what I recall from NPR reporting
Fabulous Ringo, nicely done!
I think "that girl" might have been Mary Chapin Carpenter and she did a fabulous job with the song.
Ringo, you did an excellent version on Grow Old With Me!
Where's Part 2?!!!!!!!! I must say, this was a good TV interview with Ringo, especially the second half of the video above. Although Joe can take forever and a day to ask a question, at least it leads to something that gets a good answer. All the stuff about "Grown Old With Me" is great, and Joe brilliantly uses that to segueway into the "Ringo" album. You can see Ringo is genuinely happy to discuss "Six O'Clock" and "You're Sixteen", undoubtedly because he doesn't get asked about it ten thousand times a day! Joe is obviously a fan and knows his Beatle history. Other than telling the "I thought it was you three!" story again (which even Ringo says is the story "everybody already knows"), this is one of the better short-segment TV interviews I've seen with Sir Richard! WHICH IS WHY IT'S A CRIME PART TWO ISN'T UP!!!! Say it ain't so, Joe!!! :P
Ringo can read the phone book and it will still sound like he's narrating Thomas The Tank Engine. XD
"The Girl" who covered Grow Old along with Me is Mary Chapin Carpenter haha - it's on Working Class Hero: The Definitive Lennon (1995)
I love you and always have, always will....never been a nut case for ANY artist/musicians/authors...just enjoy those things. I buy books, go to concerts, buy albums, buy art....I love the way you have teamed up with a number of different players...love that. How was playing with Jack White?
It’s crazy how your looking at this one man who was the drummer of the Beatles and lived to still recall those days, he’s still carrying all these memories with him, like you literally just know that whatever he’s doing he could be picturing in his head funny john lennon moments during the Beatles, studio moments with The Beatles, times he hung out with them, like I know Ringo Starr probably still remembers during a Beatles concert Paul said “just sort of clap your hands” and John said sarcastically “clap your hands”
I love his accent.
Great break from all the craziness going on in the news. I keep wondering isn’t there more they could be reporting? And this is as good as it gets 🙏🏼😁
Ringoooiii
Starr to the Orange Creep, "Day after day Alone on a hill The man with the foolish grin Is keeping perfectly still But nobody wants to know him They can see that he's just a fool And he never gives an answer But the fool on the hill Sees the sun going down And the eyes in his head See the world spinning 'round"..🤪 😜
Dittzx Like written for him 😂
No, no, no. Paul said the "Fool on the Hill" was like a guru, who is still when the world is in chaos and who is thought a fool when he can comprehend the world. This is the exact opposite of Trump.
I especially like the line "he never gives and answer". Like the line from the Tao Te Ching "The Tao that can be spoken is not the true Tao."
@@Degan1000
True, but if you take the words on face value, there is quite a resemblance :-)
Where is the video of Part 2?
White album a culture changer ,the timing was there!
In 1966, The Seekers sold more records than either the Beatles or the Rolling Stones.
The trivial details of that time sure would be fun to discuss with Ringo.
Who are the Seekers?
Can you name them?
@@charlesharper2357 Yes, I can name all four of them them.. But can you? Apparently not.
Their impeccable musicianship sold more records
Where is part two??
Send me link for prt.2 please and Thsnk You!
Hey This is a question for Ringo Starr would you know anything about the season 2 episode the missing coach for Thomas and friends and if the episode is ever made or remade would you want to be brought on to do the US and UK dub? Thanks for looking!
Where's part 2?
Sorry but where is part 2? ANYONE reading this, do you know? Thanks.
Ringo gave the Beatles a dimension of lightheartedness and fun that was lacking when they came from Germany. It was perfect. Without Ringo, it would have been less successful because Paul McCarthey and John Lennon would have felt less free, I think.
I know Mary Chapin Carpenter did it. Very nice version.
Ringo looks like Niko Bellic from GTA 4
Man, how long has he been 50 years old?
Just goes to show you the ex-Beatles didn't necessarily listen to each other's records. "Grow Old With Me" was on Milk and Honey.
I heard *ROCK n ROLL* my 1st time in *1964.* on my AM radio in my room. I was 12yr old.
FACT CHECK, WE NEVER SAW WING GO WITH A CAMERA, RINGO WAS A CAMERA, LOL
He looks great for pushing 80. That Beatles money will do that.
finally an item in which Trump is not the news... Thanks Joe... And Ringo of course ;-)
Here's some trivia. I live in Mossley Hill; about 0.5 miles from Penny Lane and ~2 miles Paul McCartney's house on Forthlin Road in one direction and ~2 miles from where George was born. Also visited John Lennon's place at Mendips which is about 2.5 miles from my apartment.
When I went looking for Madryn Street; where Ringo was born, I got lost (even though I'm from Liverpool) and literally everyone I met had absolutely nothing good to say about Ringo. I mean; the locals absolutely despise him.
I think a lot of if stemmed from this interview when Jonathan Ross asked him if he missed anything about Liverpool and he basically smirked and said "no". (th-cam.com/video/o1LmTFOL6n0/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_title).
Who cares?
Ringo is a legend...and you're a nobody.
What was the reason for beginning to go by the name, Ringo Starr?
LOL, THE iPhone FROM APPLE WAS NOT THERE, JOE. IPHONE? WE CANNOT SEE THE PICS. NOT ABOUT THE BEATLES, LOL JOEY
He doesn’t look a day over 35
hi ringo///message me on facebook, rock island illinois tommy from the who
Awesome
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many people like me became beatle fans in a big way///sso much danger there, lack of mentorship////a missing father makes males susceptible to the other side of betlemania, the damage it does to the intellegence and morality of the fan///making them stupid and distant///a super fan//loving someone who doesnt know you exist///but you grow into a muso instead of getting shot or stabbed///play w me ringo, lets jam////joe strummer was too goddam drunk///who said anything about jamming???? well f y rock star///
RINGO TAKE JOE OUT, WHAT A JERK
Of the four Beatles, he and Paul had superior jenes although we'll never know about John's because he did not live long enough for us to tell.
how boring
Wasn't as good as Pete Best .... the rock under Ringo's towel for ever ... 😁😁
You're an idjit.
What did Pete Best do afterwards?
SFA...
John Lennon would disagree