McCartney Times

Ringo Starr is primarily famed as the drummer of The Beatles, for both good and bad reasons. From the likes of Dave Grohl effusing about his ability or other commentators unfairly maligning his work with the Liverpool band, Starr is an interesting character who has enjoyed a long journey outside being the drummer of the world’s biggest group. One part of this arc has been his solo career, which at one point, was more revered than that of Paul McCartney and George Harrison – a remarkable feat.The first album of his solo career is Sentimental Journey. It was released in March 1970 as The Beatles were on the verge of breaking up. A stark departure from the experimental sound of the band’s later years, the album is a collection of pre-rock ‘n’ roll standards that Starr remembered from his childhood, including big band and jazz tracks.

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Source: The Ringo Starr album John Lennon called “embarrassing”