Ringo StarrAlan Clayson
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Ringo Starr

384 pagesFirst published 19915 editions
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Born on July 7, 1940, in a gritty Liverpool suburb known as the Dingle, Ringo Starr (nee Richard Starkey) was the oldest Beatle and the only one to actually emerge from the crumbling Merseyside slums of Beatle lore. He was a sickly child, and, because of extended hospitalizations, received little formal education. After a series of menial jobs, lightning struck in 1962 when he replaced Pete Best as the Beatles' drummer just as they were about to record their first. Single, "Love Me Do." It's been said that the timing of this momentous event makes Ringo Starr the luckiest man in pop music, but…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackSanctuary Press (UK)20054169781860746475
EditionSanctuary20034159781860744884
PaperbackSanctuary Publishing, Ltd.19983849781860741890
HardcoverParagon House Publishers19922929781557785756
EditionSidgwick & Jackson19912929780283060915
Rock musiciansBeatlesBiographyDrummers (Musicians)Biografie
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