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Mein Lieblings-Ringo-Album neben Y Not.
1. Liverpool 8 *****
2. Think About You ****1/2
3. For Love *****
4. Now That She’s Gone Away *****
5. Gone Are The Days *****
6. Give It A Try ****1/2
7. Tuff Love ***1/2
8. Harry’s Song ****
9. Pasodobles *****
10. If It’s Love That You Want ****
11. Love Is ***1/2
12. R U Ready? ***1/2--
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Werbung“I’ve worked with every great drummer on the planet,” Mark Hudson tells Vintage Rock. “Ringo Starr is the greatest rock drummer that I’ve ever heard — and I can tell you why: He plays the song, and that’s what the difference is. Other guys are grooving, and paradiddling. Ringo Starr plays the song.”
Hudson, of course, spent a decade working as Ringo Starr’s producer, beginning with 1998’s Vertical Man and including 2005’s Choose Love, before they split during the sessions for 2008’s Liverpool 8. Hudson also oversaw a series of live sets.
He says he never ceased to be amazed. “Ringo knows when not to do a fill, and know when to do a fill,” Hudson adds, noting that he approaches the drums from the right, even though he’s lefthanded. “That’s why it’s so dynamic,” he says. “As opposed to the right hand, he comes on with the left — and his drum fills are different than anybody else’s. I loved it. Every record that I did with him, I learned something.”
http://somethingelsereviews.com/2015/02/01/ringo-starr-mark-hudson-favorite-drummer/--
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