Did Ringo Starr really add to the Beatles success in a way that Pete Best couldn’t have? Everything I have heard about Ringo implies he was a soli...?

So, first a little background. The Beatles, as well as many other Mersey…

Through The Glass Onion • 234.6K followers A space for everything Beatles, from here, there, and everywhere.   Did Ringo Starr really add to the Beatles success in a way that Pete Best couldn't have? Everything I have heard about Ringo implies he was a solid, if not spectacular, drummer. Georgia Wood, Historian and keen guitarist. Answered April 29, 2021   So, first a little background. The Beatles, as well as many other Merseybeat groups, were booked to perform in a variety of clubs in Hamburg, Germany. However, they did not... Read more »     Starting as not really being a musician at all, how good did Linda McCartney become as 'Wings' continued and what song would be her best recorded piece? Ernesto Gasulla, Amateur musician Answered July 11   She was barely tolerable, but both Paul and her knew it all too well, and didn't try to do too much. And perhaps for being the wife, she was given pretty good and highly re... Read more »     Is it jarring for virtuoso musicians when bands like The Beatles and others, who have had no formal training and cannot read music, have hits after hits and become wildly more popular than they will ever be? Arthur P. Johnson, Beatle fan 1963-now. Own every album and many books. Answered April 21   If it is, then said virtuosos are easily jarred. I can read music and have played several instruments professionally, but would not so a nanosecond feel superior to Paul Mc... Read more »   Read more in Through The Glass Onion

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