I'd never heard this until this past week on The Beatles Channel, Sirius XM, and now I can't stop playing it. Recorded for his 1992 album "Time Takes Time," it sounds like it has an influence of Bob Mould from Sugar, (which formed in 1992 post Hüsker Dü) with perhaps, the aid of a 12-string electric, giving it that "timeless," ringing guitar sound. And of course, since it's on an album called, "Time Takes Time," I can hear the influence of The Byrds, as well. Regardless, besides Photograph, which will always be my favorite Ringo (with the help of George Harrison) song, this one to me is right up there as his best. I know, I know, "You're Sixteen," I actually bought as a kid not knowing he was a former Beatle, "The No No Song," "Don't Hang Up," with Chrissie Hynde, "Wrack My Brain" from when I was in high school, and Ringo paying his deepest respects to the unfinished work of John Lennon on his new album "What's My Name" with a song John wrote to be played at weddings, etc; "Grow Old With Me." GOWE has been a favorite since the release of a posthumous album of John songs. Yes, I know, I left out "Yellow Submarine," "A Little Help from My Friends," and "Octopuses Garden," but Weight of the World is Ringo on his own, and I am loving this song.
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A bunch of drummers are singing and then there's a drummer.
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I'd never heard this until this past week on The Beatles Channel, Sirius XM, and now I can't stop playing it. Recorded for his 1992 album "Time Takes Time," it sounds like it has an influence of Bob Mould from Sugar, (which formed in 1992 post Hüsker Dü) with perhaps, the aid of a 12-string electric, giving it that "timeless," ringing guitar sound. And of course, since it's on an album called, "Time Takes Time," I can hear the influence of The Byrds, as well. Regardless, besides Photograph, which will always be my favorite Ringo (with the help of George Harrison) song, this one to me is right up there as his best. I know, I know, "You're Sixteen," I actually bought as a kid not knowing he was a former Beatle, "The No No Song," "Don't Hang Up," with Chrissie Hynde, "Wrack My Brain" from when I was in high school, and Ringo paying his deepest respects to the unfinished work of John Lennon on his new album "What's My Name" with a song John wrote to be played at weddings, etc; "Grow Old With Me." GOWE has been a favorite since the release of a posthumous album of John songs. Yes, I know, I left out "Yellow Submarine," "A Little Help from My Friends," and "Octopuses Garden," but Weight of the World is Ringo on his own, and I am loving this song.
First time hearing this fantastic
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First time hearing, this is terrible. Love Ringo as a Beatle, everything since has been a vanity project.