Ringo {LP} [1973] 

Harry Nilsson sings backing vocals for "You're Sixteen."

 

In March of 1973, Ringo Starr flew to the US to appear as a presenter, with Harry Nilsson. at the 15th Annual Grammy Awards. Ringo decided that as long as he was coming to America, he might as well record an album. Ringo was the result.

 

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References

Connection Chains

• From Blackwood Music to Ringo in 20 Steps
• From Ringo to Jesse Lee Kincaid in 15 Steps
• From Ringo to Cowboy in 14 Steps
• From Ringo to Brad Garrett in 13 Steps
• From Ringo to Don Coster in 13 Steps
• From Ringo to Ed Rogers in 13 Steps
• From Ringo to Lenny Castro in 13 Steps
• From Harry Nilsson to Ringo in 13 Steps
• From Ringo to Eddie Makes Three in 12 Steps
• From Ringo to Hollywood Vampires in 12 Steps
• From Ringo to Never Say Goodbye in 12 Steps
• From Ringo to Nilsson Schmilsson in 12 Steps
• From Julian Lennon to Ringo in 12 Steps
• From The Cheers to Ringo in 12 Steps
• From I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City to Ringo in 12 Steps
• From It Is He Who Will Be King to Ringo in 12 Steps
• From Ringo to The Family in 12 Steps
• From Ringo to Dungeon Siege III in 11 Steps
• From Ringo to Peter Frampton in 11 Steps
• From Dennis Belfield to Ringo in 11 Steps
• From Ron Budnick to Ringo in 11 Steps
• From Six Continents Music to Ringo in 11 Steps
• From Harry Nilsson to Ringo in 11 Steps
• From Frank Adams to Ringo in 11 Steps
• From Ray Gilbert to Ringo in 11 Steps
• From Dean Parks to Ringo in 11 Steps

Connections

• Lorne Greene recorded a song called Ringo
• Nipper's Greatest Hits-The 60's Volume 2 includes Lorne Green's recording of Ringo
• Richard Perry produced Ringo
• Ringo is a song sung by Lorne Greene which is a part of the album Nipper's Greatest Hits-The 60's Volume 2
• Ringo was produced by Richard Perry
• Ringo was recorded by Ringo Starr
• Ringo Starr recorded Ringo