McCartney Times

Everyone has a favourite Beatle, and for some people, the answer isn’t the caustic genius of John Lennon, the songwriting mastery of Paul McCartney or the spiritual softness of George Harrison, but the jovial, affable and all-around saintly Ringo Starr. While he may have been unfairly derided for decades, his role within the band is undeniable.Starr was not only a pivotal member of the Fab Four but also faced significant criticism during his time with the band, with some suggesting that his natural ability for simple yet effective drum fills somehow made him a poor drummer. Despite this, Starr has proven himself to be a great musician in his own right throughout his solo career. Perhaps a key reason Starr has remained so beloved is his undeniably welcoming nature. Radiating a warmth only matched by the sun itself, it was only in recent years that Starr stopped signing autographs for his fans, after having previously promised to personally respond to every piece of fan mail. This approachability has endeared him to generations of fans.

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