McCartney Times

CLEVELAND, Ohio — It’s Starr time again.

Ringo Starr, whose Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction took place during 2015 at Public Hall, is back with a new EP, “Change the World,” which came out Friday, Sept. 24. Recorded virtually and at his home studio in Los Angeles, it’s the Beatles drummer’s second release of the year, following “Zoom In” in March. And as on its predecessor Starr, 81, gets by with a little help from his friends on the four tracks — Toto’s Steve Lukather and Joseph Williams, who co-wrote the opening “Change the World,” brother-in-law Joe Walsh on a cover of “Rock Around the Clock” and first-time collaborations with Linda Perry and Trombone Shorty for “Come Undone.”

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Source: Ringo Starr talks Beatles documentary, Charlie Watts, pandemic and new ‘Change the World’ EP – cleveland.com