What would The Beatles have sound like without Ringo?....

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  1. coot

    coot Forum Resident Thread Starter

    I think Ringo unique powerful backbeat defines their signature sound...

    He was born left handed and learned to play a right hand kit creating his style


    what would the boys sound like without Ringo

     
  2. Colocally

    Colocally One Of The New Wave Boys

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    They would have been les.
     
  3. zen

    zen Senior Member

    Have you ever heard the DECCA audition w/ Pete Best on drums?
     
  4. ledzepp

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  5. bunglejerry

    bunglejerry Forum Resident

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    Listen to "Back in the USSR", "Dear Prudence" or "The Ballad of John and Yoko" for a taste of the Beatles sans Ringo.
     
  6. mark winstanley

    mark winstanley Certified dinosaur, who likes physical product

    Well i guess they wouldn't have been the Beatles ... as without a drummer there would be no defined beat as @ledzepp says there Beat-less
     
  7. humpf

    humpf Allowed to write something here.

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    ;)

    (edit - bunglejerry beat me to it)
     
  8. Record Rotator

    Record Rotator A vintage/retro-loving sentimental fool

    There really ought to be a yawning emoji.
     
  9. fogalu

    fogalu There is only one Beethoven

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    He was really missed on "Yesterday" and "Eleanor Rigby."
     
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    action pact Music Omnivore

  11. gonz

    gonz Forum Resident

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    it has been well established that ringo is the most important beatle. fact, undisputable, end of story.

     
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  12. jfire

    jfire Forum Resident

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    Ringo always played to serve the song - never showing off, never phoning it in.

    His drumming was tasteful and rock solid.

    His contributions to the Beatles' sound are just as significant as those of the other three members.
     
  13. gonz

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  14. leudanielm

    leudanielm Forum Resident

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    Besides the astounding work he did, he was paramount to the band's dynamics. So there wouldn't have been any Beatles without Ringo.
     
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  15. DrBeatle

    DrBeatle The Rock and Roll Chemist

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    :laugh::laugh::laugh:

    This guy did this with tons of Beatles songs all using the Pete Best "atomic beat," but most got taken down by UMG. A shame because I'd never laughed that hard.
     
  16. gonz

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  17. Bill

    Bill Senior Member

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    Scintillating thread.
     
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  18. Drifter

    Drifter AAD survivor

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  19. TFEC

    TFEC Opinion Holder

    Where's that clip of "Pete Best" drumming on A Day In The Life?!

    :laugh:
     
  20. Wildest cat from montana

    Wildest cat from montana Humble Reader

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    But he really kicked ass on 'Julia' !
     
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  21. gonz

    gonz Forum Resident

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  22. beatleroadie

    beatleroadie Forum Resident

    I guess John would have sung "Honey Don't" then.
     
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  23. tineardrum

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    No"Hard Days Night" , no "Tomorrow Never knows" without Ringo-isms.
     
  24. George Blair

    George Blair Senior Member

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    Like Peter Paul & Mary, except dudes.
     
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