2011 09 04 - The First Time With... Ringo Starr

A fantastic interview with a frank and confident Ringo.

The Beatles get a mention over the hour of course but its good
that we get to hear about the non Beatle years. Treat yourself to
an hour of Ringo chat and excellent music.

 The First Time With... Ringo Starr

1973 - BBC The Story of The Beatles 06

PART SIX

THE LIFE AND REWARDS OF SUCCESS

1. Introduction (0:42)

2. A Hard Day's Night / Beatles / I Feel Fine / Ringo / Paul / Bess Coleman / Eight Day's A Week / Jay Nelson / I'll Follow The Sun / Bess Coleman / Kansas City / Irving Candell (18:52)

3. Beatles / Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby / Beatles / She's A Woman / Paul / Ringo (9:31)

4. I'm A Loser / Tony Barrow / Another Beatles Christmas Record / Alistair Taylor / Jimmy Saville / Baby's In Black / Beatles / Yesterday / Beatles / Ticket To Ride (16:11)

5. Drive My Car (Hollywood Strings) (0:58)

1989 05 29 - Westwood One - Lost Lennon Tapes 071

THE LOST LENNON TAPES: EPISODE 071
Broadcast week of May 29, 1989

Thatll Be The Day (August 1958, Demo record)
Thatll Be The Day (Buddy Holly)
Hello Little Girl (May 1960, Rehearsal)
John (September 1980, Playboy)
Hello Little Girl (January 1962, Decca audition)
Words Of Love (August 20, 1963, BBC Radio)
Crying Waiting Hoping (August 6, 1963, BBC Radio)
Reminising (Buddy Holly)
Sidney Press Conference (June 11, 1964)
Thatll Be The Day (January 1969, Rehearsal)
Maybe Baby (January 1969, Rehearsal)
Crying Waiting Hoping (January 1969, Rehearsal)
Mailman Bring Me No More Blues (January 1969, Rehearsal)
Rave On (Denny Laine)
Paul
Starting Over (Instrumental)
John (December 1980, Rolling Stone)
John (December 1980, Rolling Stone)
Beautiful Boy (Instrumental)
Strangers Room (Piano Demo)
Dig It (January 1969, Rehearsal)
Can You Dig It (January 1969, Rehearsal)
Im Losing You (1980, Demo)
John (December 1980, BBC radio)
Im Losing You (1980, Rough mix)
Mailman Bring Me No More Blues (Buddy Holly)
Mailman Bring Me No More Blues (Fall 1971, Clock film)
Peggy Sue (October 1974, Rough mix)

1985 12 - BBCR1 John Lennon Words and Music

TDK Tape to MP3 320
The 1985 BBCR1 tribute to JL

To my knowledge this was the first time a production team edited Lennon so 
he became the commentator and narrator of his own story. Three years 
later we saw the release of Imagine: John Lennon which expanded this idea to film.
Still love this tape 27 years later.