Ringo would typically sing a song on each album, including Boys from their debut, Please Please Me and I Wanna Be Your Man from With The Beatles, and Yellow Submarine and Act Naturally from Help!.

The only two Beatles songs Ringo got sole credit for were “Don’t Pass Me By” (1968) and “Octopus’s Garden” (1969). However, he did sing lead vocals on several tunes.

However, Ringo refused to sing a certain line that John and Paul wrote. In The Beatles' Anthology, he explained, "The song With A Little Help From My Friends was written specifically for me, but ...

Ringo Starr's bandmates coaxed him to sing 'With a Little Help From My Friends.' He agreed, but made them change 1 of the lines. Here's why.

About Ringo's role and the song he and John wrote for him to sing on the album, Paul recalled in the book 'The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present': "Poking a little fun at Ringo was actually a lot of fun.

Ringo Starr, George Harrison, Paul McCartney and John Lennon of the Beatles at EMI House Manchester Square, London. PA Images via Getty Pure joy: about being in love, about being embraced as the ...

The last "new" Beatles song, "Now and Then," was released on Thursday, 60 years after the onset of Beatlemania. The fresh release features the voices of all four original Beatles performers, with ...

A Celebration of Beatle Hits and Ringo Songs Old & New The show was dynamic and high-energy with exceptional musicianship, and artists singing Beatles songs, Ringo favorites, and a few songs from ...

About Ringo's role and the song he and John wrote for him to sing on the album, Paul recalled in the book 'The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present': "Poking a little fun at Ringo was actually a lot of fun.