McCartney Times

Ringo Starr is the most underappreciated member of The Beatles. He provided the band with a stern backbone that laid the foundations for the other members to thrive and was the final piece of the jigsaw that completed the Fab Four. However, much to Starr’s frustration, he was omitted from the recording process of one of their signature tracks.When The Beatles released their debut single, ‘Love Me Do’, in 1962, they had finally settled on a permanent line-up following the recruitment of Starr, but producer George Martin still held reservations about his new bandmate. Starr was no stranger to the other boys in the band at this stage, having shared a bill with The Beatles during a summer of shows in Hamburg in 1961.

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