Ringo (studio album) by Ringo Starr

Ringo by Ringo Starr
Year: 1973
Overall rank: 6,202nd   Overall chart historyOverall chart history
Average Rating: 
75/100 (from 127 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1973 (111th)
Award Top albums of the 1970s (1,014th)
Award Best albums of all time (6,202nd)
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Ringo is ranked as the best album by Ringo Starr.

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  Track ratingsTrack ratings The tracks on this album have an average rating of 79 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).

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Average Rating: 
75/100 (from 127 votes)
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This album is rated in the top 11% of all albums on BestEverAlbums.com. This album has a Bayesian average rating of 74.8/100, a mean average of 73.5/100, and a trimmed mean (excluding outliers) of 75.0/100. The standard deviation for this album is 16.0.

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90/100
From 05/25/2023 15:10
A feel-good album from Ringo it is also an outstanding and well-produced and played achievement.
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85/100
From 01/15/2022 16:33
Con la colaboración de sus excompañeros en los Beatles, Ringo nos deja el que está considerado como su mejor trabajo.
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85/100
From 09/29/2020 03:38
What an absolute joy it was to finally here this album which could well be the most underrated historically significant rock album of the 70’s. Simply look at the roll call of guests who contributed a veritable who’s who of rock stardom in the early 70’s

- George Harrison
- John Lennon
- Paul McCartney
- Billy Preston
- Marc Bolan
- Robbie Roberson (The Band)
- Nicky Hopkins
- Garth Hudson
- Klaus Voorman
- Lon & Derek Van Eaton
- Harry Nilsson
- Linda McCartney

Ridiculous

It’s important because its the first and only time all 4 Beatles would appear on the 1 album even if it isn’t on the one track or tracks. One can speculate what The Beatles MAY have sounded like post 1970 if still together

It’s also important because it sold like crazy making Ringo a star in his own right reaching number 1 in Canada , Spain and Sweden , number 2 in US and Australia and top 10 around the globe. Further, single release a cover of “Your Sixteen” would hit number 1 on the US Charts and be a global smash. Who knew ?

And finally, it’s actually good , really good chock full of great tunes and harmonies all performed with tongue firmly planted in cheek with the highlights including “I’m The Greatest” , single “Photograph” (check out the video on YouTube), “You And Me (Babe) and the CD additional track which should have Ben on the album proper “It Don’t Come Easy”
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80/100
From 07/10/2020 16:59
A delightful record by one of the gluest guys in the Rock history. Photograph is a nostalgic masterpiece and this album is the closest reunion you'll ever get from the Fab Four.
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85/100
From 09/14/2018 19:01
By far the best album ever released by Ringo Starr. He of course gets a little help from his friends on this album. The other ex Beatles all contributing. Would recommend this one to all Beatles fans. If you want just one Ringo album, this is the one. Hugely enjoyable.
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Rating:  
75/100
From 07/08/2018 21:48
Good couple of songs singed by Ringo Starr.
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From 05/20/2017 19:52
A great lp that has stood up through the years.
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65/100
From 02/29/2016 13:12
What's not to like? It's Ringo.
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75/100
From 04/27/2015 08:31
Great album by the one and only Ringo Starr!!!
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