McCartney Times

Ringo Starr never claimed to have the strongest voice out of The Beatles. Compared to the front line of the group, Starr was more comfortable hanging in the back, playing the drums and riding through his solo career with a little help from his friends whenever he got the chance. Even though Starr eventually morphed into a great performer on his own, he never thought that he quite did justice to The Beatles’ cover of the blues tune ‘Matchbox’.

Then again, it’s not like anyone was expecting Starr to suddenly turn into the percussive version of Pavarotti or anything. If anything, the idea of giving him tunes to sing himself was more of a novelty on the first few albums, and even if he was a little bit pitchy or struggled to stay on key, it didn’t matter as long as he put some personality behind it.

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