Ringo Starr reaction It don't come easy - I underestimated him

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Reaction to Ringo Starr song,it don't come easy.The ex Beatle gave me quite a shock with this one.It actually is a nive song amd he did a good job vocally as well.
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[@hungfao]

George was always very helpful to Ringo. For me, Ringo's 'Photograph' is the one that I feel is his best. At the time, Ringo was actually doing better on the charts than the other three. It didn't last long, but it seemed like a Ringo song was always coming over the radio.

[@briandonovan1584]

I loved and still love that song ... Beautiful work. Cheers.

[@GrouchyMarx]

Ringo is soon to be 81, and still rockin' !! ✌️😎

[@Mariopv1174]

now 82, still rocking

[@MsAppassionata]

@@Mariopv1174 And still very agile at his age. He’s amazing.

[@Mariopv1174]

@@MsAppassionata And he doesn't look as he's 82. He looks way younger

[@melissagerber7231]

83 today! He was sickly ,as a child.

[@glass2467]

Ringo had some really great singles besides this one - Photograph, Back Off Boogaloo, You're Sixteen and others. Yes, George wrote this for Ringo.

[@alantauro13]

And No No Song.

[@stevengifford7457]

Don't forget Photograph

[@The5thGen]

Yes. And Photograph was also written by Harrison.

[@debbiechang5781]

I believe Ringo wrote this

[@danduntz9112]

@@debbiechang5781 No, George wrote this. If it’s still on KZbin, you can find the demo track where George is singing the vocals.

[@tanisdevelopment]

No-one seems to be mentioning Ringo's All-Starr Band. An incredible line-up of musicians have been part of his supergroup.

[@rheailiarome2287]

Love Ringo wonderful voice and beautiful song. The Beatles - the four of them - were geniuses. The greatest band ever. Love dear Ringo he is brilliant. A George Harrison 🎵

[@titusho2]

Yes..brother 🐞 it was a number one for Ringo 🍏 and so was Photograph...Ringo has a very smoothing baritone to his voice that's why it's charming to hear his singing, I love Ringo he kept the other three calm and brought funny light humor to The Beatles ..that no other band had. Ringo is greatly beloved by millions of Beatles fan.

[@LeChaunce]

There was a point in '72-'73 where Ringo had the most charting singles of the solo Beatles.

[@dvsreed]

He still does. Most of Lennon and McCartney hits were with groups or duets. Lennon with the Plastic Ono Band. Paul with Wings.

[@ezwriter5589]

He is the only former Beatle to have two #1 singles (in the U.S.) from the same album. '73-'75 he was on fire.

[@Leon-cd1iy]

Photograph!

[@garyarnett1220]

George wrote this for Ringo, and yes that was George playing lead.

[@deannabayless8025]

Ringo wrote the basic song, then George worked out the chords, arranged it, and recorded a demo for Ringo to use his instrumentals in the final.

[@renechateaubriand2645]

It Don't Come Easy was a major radio and sales hit for Ringo Starr. George Harrison wrote this for Ringo, and indeed, George Harrison played the chiming, arpeggiated guitars and did the arrangements, and played that elegant, soaring, and questing guitar solo, a classic Harrison lead. Ringo sang it with heart and presence and a surprising gravitas, world-weary and knowing--an elegy and wise hymn of hope vis-à-vis the just broken-up Beatles and the end of the revolutionary 1969s. A fantastic riff, and one whose themes resonate still.

[@natlee8947]

Ringo never wanted to show off his drumming that's why he didn't like to do drum solos. You should do Photograph , another big one for Ringo. Also please react to some of his new stuff he sounds great.

[@BuffaloC305]

Dial back to 1965 and listen to ACT NATURALLY which I consider his first 'good' one... he had others but they were all pretty shoddy songs in the first place. George's guitar work on ACT NATURALLY rivals the best from American country music at the time, and Ringo's vocals are superior to the original singer's.

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

His funny 'No No No Song " was number 1 in the US

[@sukie584]

Written by Ringo and George Harrison, George on guitar, produced by George. It’s one of my fave post Beatles songs.

[@mumbles215]

Same.

[@kdpflush]

Everything from the album "Ringo" is fantastic

[@nelgstuart3442]

yes it is, and ALL the Beatles played on that record.

[@jgilbertify]

It is so amazing how each of the Beatles had such awesome talent...........................when they collaborated... Fucking Magic!!!

[@ChuckHackney]

Driving to the beach, summer 1971, with my bestie, Gray, diggin' this tune as we heard it for the first time. Great song. Thanks, George H., for this great, great one.

[@mattshaw6180]

"Photograph" was the Ringo song with biggest radio presence, but he had other super-catchy hits. John wrote "I'm the Greatest" for Ringo and it's a total HOOT; give it a listen!

[@LIONSFAN-t1u]

Ringo absolutely crushed it with this song and Photograph! The instrumental arrangements on both songs are incredible!

[@mikemiller3069]

I graduated high school in 1978. At my 35th class reunion, a few musical classmates and I threw together a band to entertain the old classmates. We worked up 16 songs, all from the 70s. The only artist we did two songs by was Ringo. We played "Photograph" and "The No No Song". I've also seen Ringo and His All-Star Band perform a few times with people like Peter Frampton, Michael MacDonald and other superstars. They played Ringo's hits as well as the best songs by the other musicians. It was always fun! Also check out, "Act Naturally" and "You're 16".

[@rosesmith3948]

Love that song and love Ringo.....one of my favorite Beatles.

[@dennisgunn2141]

Written by George, background vocals by Badfinger, i believe guitar solo was also from Badfingers lead guitarist. George did a pretty darn good version of this in only several takes. Talent galore on this song!! I too was surprised how good the vocals are on this song and this is among my favorite songs ever by any artist.

[@ChuckHackney]

God bless the happy smiling optimistic Beatle, the ever child like and wonderful Ringo Starr. Not the greatest voice but who cares. He makes you happy. ❤Love your vibe Ringo and continue to rock on.

[@davidschecter5247]

Ringo's solo albums over the past 15 years have some great songs on them. Simple, catchy pop music!

[@dilandilanjoao4310]

Photograph. RINGO'S great hit also 👍

[@roman14032]

this is another one where George is singing the lead along with ringo just underneath its fills out the sound and sort of blurs out ringos flaws its really a genius move you can make anybody sound sweet with george harrison helping out

[@anthonymunn8633]

Produced and co-written with George Harrison,if I remember right.And it did very well on the charts.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Not surprised at all..i thought i could hear George on the guitar

[@John_Chu]

​@@HarriBestReactions The demo that George did of this song is easily available on youtube. Not surprisingly it sounds almost exactly the same.

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

Ringo produced by Richard Perry was his best album released in thr 70s and was his best album producing a couple of hitd But this w qevnumber 4 at the time in 1971 His follow up Back off Boogaloo did even better and got to number 2. All four did well in this period but we all know who eventually had the largest span of hits. It was Paul

[@debjorgo]

@@stephenqualtrough7322 This song wasn't originally on Ringo. It was a hit in 1971. Ringo came out in '73.

[@stephenqualtrough7322]

@@debjorgo Thanks. My inference was that I was talking about his best album first then going on to talk about the 1971 single . I have edited my post to make it more obvious. Mind tou there was a greatest hits around 1975 I think that brought all Ringos hits together around the time of John's Shaved Fish compilation.i think

[@jimearnest4342]

I've always liked this song. It screams George Harrison, only thing missing is George singing it.

[@spicy321]

There is a version with George singing it. I think it's on KZbin somewhere.

[@MrDiddyDee]

Here's George Harrison demoing it kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ6tpX6Qndxla7M

[@roman14032]

George IS singing on this his voice is blended in just under ringos lead vocal makes ringo sound much better george did the same trick with eric clapton alot too

[@waynerkb]

I saw Ringo in concert 10 years ago , this was the first song he sang , all the Beatles were so talented , and Ringo had and has talent as well , he’s really quite good 👍

[@jimmyc2895]

I've loved this song since my childhood

[@edphs75]

On Ringo’s solo album titled just “Ringo” released in 1973, all three of the other Beatles contributed to one or more tracks. The singles “Photograph” and “ Your Sixteen” both were number one hits in the U.S.

[@3251JOE]

I remember this song all over the radio when it came out. IMHO, Ringo is vastly under-rated as a drummer with the Beatles. His drumming fit into the Beatles sound perfectly. He was playing a percussion instrument, not just a crash and bang noise maker. He wasn't a featured soloist, i.e. Keith Moon, but an irreplaceable, integrated part of the genius four men produced in an all too short eight years.

[@neilfranklin5644]

Back in the day as a pre teen ager I got this single amazing, his mate George wrote it.

[@johnianknox1629]

Harri. The expression on your thumbnail photo is priceless, I told you months ago that this was a banger from Ringo and let's face it he's not got too many. I play this one a lot on a 70's playlist and when younger members of my family hear it for the first time they love it too, and when I tell them who it is I get the same response as yours. If your staying with Ringo check out "Photograph ", I think you'll like that too. Rock on Harri.

[@cbseE9212]

Ringo really nailed it. Photograph is another beautiful song by Ringo.

[@kathleenvaughn3630]

The best Ringo song....Bought the single when it first came out ...think I still have it too....

[@ninaian]

Written and produced by George. It Don't Come Easy reached #4 for 3 weeks in the UK in May 1971. Ringo's biggest hit in the UK was 'Back off Boogaloo' which reached #2 in 1972. Ringo had more success in America scoring 2 #1 singles - 'Photograph' and 'You're Sixteen' In 1973/4. This equalled John Lennon who also had 2 American #1 singles, one of them posthumous.

[@johnmorrison9758]

Always loved this song.. a Beatles fan from the beginning. Ringo's amazing drum fills are great to hear on this, since I too started playing the drums about 5 years ago, finally. He is a left handed drummer playing on a right handed kit, so one of those first fills he goes backwards from the traditional fills, and that would be hard for right handed drummers to do. Gives him a unique feel.

[@mumbles215]

I lead with my left hand too when I fill only because I use a mallet in my left hand and a power stick in my right. So I like to lead with mallet (left hand, like ringo). My friends say I have a ringo feel. I also play behind the beat (I’m not a drummer tho, I just play one on my records)

[@thekingcobra63]

I love most of Ringo's solo stuff after the Beatles. He was great in the movie Caveman too.

[@spreet65]

Great Stuff & respect to Ringo.. Yes Photograph is as good if not better. Certainly its on my All Time Party list.. Great sing along.

[@The5thGen]

Ringo!!!

[@deelawson4551]

Love Ringo`s music! My favorite songs by him besides this one are Photograph and Oh My My (both charted on Billboards Top 10) Please react to these gems :) Keep On Rockin`

[@eldergods]

Nice reaction. This was a huge tune at the time. Ringo finally got his due accolades. Photograph and others added to his great solo career!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Thanks So Much My Music Lovin Brother For Getting To My Suggestion,, Glad You Liked It..Don't Forget About,, RINGO STARR "PHOTOGRAPH" & "THE NO NO SONG"

[@DJBilodeau]

Trust your gut, Harri! You are right on the mark-that was George Harrison on the guitar in this song. Also helped Ringo write this song and Photograph as well.

[@cls6055]

One of my all time favs of his!!!

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Ringo would always get by with a little help from his friends. I love this song, and all Ringo's solo stuff. He did a great country album too. Hiya Harri! Peace n love guy. x

[@southernwanderer7912]

I think "Photograph" is his best solo song but this one is good as well. You should listen to "Octopus' Garden." He wrote and sang this while with the Beatles. It's my all-time favorite my Ringo.

[@philippesauvie639]

Ringo’s BEST! 😊

[@brianparker663]

The bones of the song were Ringo's. He started writing it in 1968 but needed George's substantial help to give it some shape and substance. One of my faves - and the opening is a masterclass in "how to drum like Ringo"...:-) Got to number 2 in the UK.

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

Glad you checked this song out. Thanks.

[@OceanChild87]

So happy to see you do reactions to Ringo!! I love his songs so much. His positive vibe and good mood songs helped me through a very difficult time in my life when I had to deal with a loss. Can you please react to Never Without You by Ringo. He's reminiscing about the Beatles

[@bryanforis1839]

Ringo is best solo artist

[@RadioReactiveOne]

After the Beatles broke up, Ringo was really the first of the four of them to have success with hit singles on top 40 radio. If memory serves, I believe this was his first. But I think "Photograph" was his best.

[@tec52]

Try Ringo's "Oh My My", another nice tune by him

[@stevetemple8826]

Listen to The No No Song There's a reason it sounded like Harrison on guitar because it was him.

[@DJBilodeau]

Ringo is the master of playing “inside the song”. He plays what supports the song. Critics have argued that because he is not flashy and prone to drum solos that he’s not a great drummer. My counter is this: name one drummer you can think of that you could talk all of the music away from the song, leaving only the drum track, and you immediately recognize the song! The only drummer that I’ve ever heard that can do this is Ringo when he was with the Beatles! There is a video out which has a lot of contemporary drummers in it who all take turns playing parts of Ringo’s drumming in Beatles songs, and with just the drums, all of these guys show you the understated genius of Ringo as a drummer. After the Beatles broke up, he’s the only former Beatle who played on each of the other former Beatles’ solo albums. Furthermore, if you look at the most successful of the solo albums of the former Beatles, their best albums ALWAYS had Ringo playing on them! He was the glue that held the Beatles together before and after the breakup!

[@RigoMuniz]

“Octopus Garden” and “In Liverpool”was written by Ringo Starr. In my opinion these are also excellent songs he wrote. Of course, “It don’t come easy” and “Photograph”are classics that were produced with George Harrison. With the Beatles He sang “Yellow Submarine”, although the song was credited and written by John Lennon and Paul Mc Cartney.

[@paulbrookes5365]

Yes, George played slide on this track, and the other 3 helped Ringo out on a few other tracks as well. Great reaction as ever.

[@l.a.gothro3999]

"Goodnight, Vienna" is a must-hear!

[@nathanspeed9683]

The first solo Ringo album I heard was Time Takes Time from 1992 and enjoyed listening to his music since. Even seen him with his All Starr Band performing live in Australia back in 2013 or something around that time and he was very good! Photograph is another worthwhile song to check out too!

[@jimirayo]

The best guitar solos are always simple and add to the song. This is one of those solos....top notch. This song got huge airplay back then.

[@angusrocks939]

how could you not like yellow submarine?? i mean, how?why?how could you not like yellow submarine?? granted, i was an impressionable toddler, (I was 1 yearS old when it was released). this song got me through more bad days throughout my next 55 years than any probably any other song. luv your reactions.

[@keymack2477]

Great job by Ringo on this George Harrison masterpiece! Great job by Harri, as usual!!

[@jamesreagle245]

Great song

[@bemused9522]

I must admit that I feel quite silly right now...I have listened to this song almost all my life, but never realized it was Ringo! Thanks Harri 💕

[@Manageode]

It's been a couple of decades since I heard this song!

[@thefoss5387]

The "B" side of that single "It Don't Come Easy" is a very interesting track "Early 1970". It is Ringo's take on the status of the relationships within the ex-Beatles and a musing on his own place in the band. It featured John and George in the performances, as well. And is a charming and humorous piece. As others have said, It Don't Come Easy was a collaboration with George.

[@imano8265]

Like you´re reaction. Yes George Harrison helped him a lot. In the beginning I can clearly hear George and in the background as well may be with some of the "Badfingers". This made the song a little bit beatleish I think. I liked it when it came out. I bought the single when I was a kid.

[@davidglass4227]

Photograph is awesome!

[@boguslawpiskorz2208]

Ringo's music is also a rabbit hole. Check out his crew members when he was touring. Look whom he works with on his studio albums. And his worx are full of cordial, honest humor. Cheers.

[@dixgun]

You're right about Harrison. He did help out a lot on this track. This song always kinda reminds me of 'Savoy Truffle,' probably the horns. The B side is pretty cool, too, all about his three brothers, "Early 1970." Also, please, please check out Ringo's song called 'Elizabeth Reigns.'

[@llschnitz]

A fun song by Ringo that will get you dancing: "O My My"

[@juanita6479]

This song was produced by George, they both wrote the lyrics but the credit was given only to Ringo, same that happened with 'Octopus's Garden' in which George helped with the melody but he never wanted the credit, that was always his way of supporting Ringo.

[@The5thGen]

You have a great ear, Harri! George wrote it and gave it to Ringo.He let Ringo claim the songwriting credit while George played the intro and outro.

[@HarriBestReactions]

He gavr him the credits? Wow! What a great soul he was

[@jimearnest4342]

@@HarriBestReactions yeah, George loved ringo

[@gioconda43]

I believe they were best friends.

[@debjorgo]

Wow, I know a lot of people who know just about everything there is to know about the Beatles. Because there is the version with George singing lead, they all assume George had more to do with writing this song than he gets credit for. But nobody knows. This is amazing you know. What is your source, Scott?

[@thefoss5387]

@@HarriBestReactions Ringo's contribution to the lyrics include the Peace, remember peace verse. Ringo tells a story that George wanted to mention God there, and Ringo reminded him that God was George's thing, and Ringo was more into the concept of Peace.

[@highwayblues638]

You should give Early 1970 a listen .. cool song that references the other 3 Beatles .. an overlooked classic....

[@beeseewill2407]

Ringo is quite good on his own.For and 80 year old still looks and sounds great. I don't know if its only me,but Ringo's look and sound reminds me of Maurice Gibb of the BeeGees.

[@sandrotavini8838]

the song was a big gift from George Harrison to his friend Ringo ( he exist a version sung by Harrison ) The 2 first album of ringo surprised everybody ( sentimental journey , a tribute to the music he listen as a kid ) and Beaucoup of Blues ( a country album ) ..... the 2 next " Ringo" and " goodnight vienna" where to album with a lot of success ( and all the single ) ........the period between the mid seventies to 1988 was very hard to Ringo but he did a comeback with a masterpiece " time takes times" but the album was not a success and all the critic said we was one of his best solo records . i recommended you ( if you like his drumming ) his classic " back of boogallo" a hit on the beginning of the 70's or " devil woman" from the album " ringo" . " weight of the world" is also a gem . Sorry for my bad english

[@AstroXeno]

If I'm not mistaken, this was Ringo's biggest hit as a solo artist- The other tracks I liked off this album (Blast From Your Past) were I'm The Greatest (written by John Lennon) and the No No Song (which I once heard a radio DJ describe as 'the dumbest song ever, by the only guy who could get away with recording it')

[@zenpuppy6025]

I haven’t heard this song in so long. 😎 thanks for posting it 😃

[@bethcrumpton476]

Harri, do you remember I told you about a band that the Beatles discovered called Badfinger? Two of the members of that band played on this song, if I'm not mistaken.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Yea i do..i actually did a reaction..coming soon

[@nelgstuart3442]

You're probably right. The Beatles had them playing on lots of stuff, especially Concert for Bangladesh and All Things Must Pass albums.

[@Live2swim]

Thanks for doing this one! It's been quite a while since I've listened to it.

[@classicrocklady6288]

Had this album back in the day! Loved it!

[@leisastalnaker3790]

Photograph is wonderful.

[@cls6055]

" What is life "George Harrison my all time favorite!

[@davidsutherland667]

I had this played at my brother in laws funeral.

[@realityrealestate5755]

Yellow submarine was not the only song he sang with the Beatles. Don't pass my by, octopus's garden and I wanna be your man are great Beatle songs that he sings.

[@JayKFilmz]

George produced and played guitar on it . They claim he co wrote although he is not credited with that . Try Photograph which was a number 1

[@stuartharrison165]

I'll add a vote for Photograph , loved the Ringo album . There's a great Paul song : 6 O'clock and a John song : I'm The Greatest (I think , haven't heard it in decades ) .

[@susanbezio6708]

George and Ringo were best friends. They did alot together.

[@junplanas1403]

OCTOPUSES GARDEN, BEATLES. WITH RINGO ON VOCALS.

[@chrismartin6370]

Harry, really like your channel!! George played guitar on this track and helped Ringo write it, but was uncredited.

[@ThePmfan]

It was a big hit in the US for sure.

[@johnlasse3325]

I think everyone underestimates Ringo, even Beatlemaniacs, until you really listen to him.

[@ThePmfan]

In the immediate post Beatles era Ringo had some of the better singles. This is partly written by George I think.

[@kathyedleman633]

This was the first 45 I bought when I was ten. :)

[@barbarjinx3802]

Goodnight Vienna and its Reprise written by and featuring John on piano. Never Without You is about George when the year after he fired

[@paulkeah-tighii2256]

Ringo always had good vocals son😎

[@braudabo]

I'm not sure, but his biggest solo hit could be his 1973 cover of "You're 16". Maybe also "Photograph". A nice song. He probably did his most interesting vocal performance with the Beatles on the rock'n'roll cover of "Boys" (The Shirelles). One of his live-songs in Beatles-shows. In 1973 he managed a quasi-Beatles reunion, when he was able to win over all band colleagues to work on a few songs for his quite good album "Ringo". However, he also produced some really terrible albums in the 70s / 80s, before he found a way with the "Ringo Starr All-Starr Band" to put on pretty good live shows with well-known musicians.

[@danielrockmyer949]

George H. On guitar sounding cool and nasty! Great tune by the metronome of The Beatles!! It's half of The Beatles Folks!!!📀

[@MrsMillwall]

Back Off Boogaloo is a great Ringo single ⭐