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> The Best of Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band So Far... |
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Staring:
Ringo Starr,
Dr. John,
Todd Rundgren
Average Customer Rating:  
List Price: $14.99
Our Price: $8.99
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Image Entertainment
EAN: 0014381082821
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2001-10-23
Running Time: 93
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: 2001 |
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Description
Ringo lets loose with his superstar friends in this eagerly awaited video of worldwide concert highlights from four different All Starr Bands. All the fun and variety of the shows are captured here as legendary rockers share the spotlight and join in with Ringo on his favorite solo and Beatles hits. Introduced by Paul McCartney, this collection is a must for any true fan of rock 'n' roll!
Songs: Honey Don't (Ringo Starr), Iko Iko (Dr. John), The Weight (Levon Helm), Photograph (Ringo Starr), Don't Go Where the Road Don't Go (Ringo Starr), Rocky Mountain Way (Joe Walsh), No No Song (Ringo Starr), Bang the Drum All Day (Todd Rundgren), You're 16 (Ringo Starr), Yellow Submarine (Ringo Starr), I Wanna Be Your Man (Ringo Starr), Groovin' (Felix Cavaliere), You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet (Randy Bachman), Boys (Ringo Starr), It Don't Come Easy (Ringo Starr), Sunshine of Your Love (Jack Bruce), Norwegian Wood (Peter Frampton), A Whiter Shade of Pale (Gary Booker), All Right Now (Simon Kirke), Act Naturally (Ringo Starr), With a Little Help From My Friends (Ringo Starr).
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He may be "only Ringo," but he's still a former Beatle and that gives Ringo Starr the right to do pretty much whatever he wants, which in this case means traveling the world with some of his favorite musicians, playing their hits and his. Introduced (in voiceover) by Paul McCartney, this 90-minute program includes 22 songs (plus one DVD bonus track) drawn from five All-Starr Band tours from 1989-2000. A splendid time was clearly had by all, from members of the Eagles, the Band, and Bruce Springsteen's group to Todd Rundgren, the Rascals' Felix Cavaliere, Procol Harum's Gary Brooker, Dr. John, Randy Bachman, and many more. Not a lot of surprises (what, you thought Ringo wouldn't sing "Yellow Submarine" and "With a Little Help from My Friends"?), but there are some unexpectedly compelling moments, like a fiery version of "Sunshine of Your Love" featuring Peter Frampton and Cream's Jack Bruce. --Sam Graham
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Awesome DVD, 2008-05-30
Ringo has released yet another awesome DVD. I recommend this DVD for everyone that loves Ringo and His All Starr Bands.
A Rock Music Fan's Delight, 2008-08-18
This DVD is sensational. Every performer on here is a rock legend. I own all the VHS tapes from these individual tours, and I'm very glad to own this "best of" release, which captures all tours between 1989 and 1997 on film, including the 1995 tour which was not released individually on VHS like the other three, and thus hasn't been seen on video until now. Highlights for me include a rocking "Iko Iko" by Dr. John, an excellent rendition of Joe Walsh's "Rocky Mountain Way," and Jack Bruce singing "Sunshine of Your Love." Also the big man himself (Ringo) gives many splendid renditions of classic Beatles songs as well as some of his own hits.
This DVD is a marvelous compilation in every way. I also highly recommend the companion 3-CD set, as it showcases even more fine work from these very talented performers. (Also the CDs include music from the 2000 All-Starr tour, which was completely left off this DVD.)
 Missing Someone........................The Forgotten Farner, 2008-01-05
This would have been a great DVD compilation of Hall of Fame rock n' roll talent except it was missing one star that nearly stole the show night after night while they toured thru 1995 and early 96......Grand Funk's Mark Farner was for some reason not included in any of the showcases even though he was a main cog in Ringo's 3rd Allstar installment...He's in the background on some of the tunes of others,but it's still a huge slight to a great fore-runner of the hard rock/heavy metal genre.
It was his face on this tour that helped launch the Mark, Don & Mel reunion of Grand Funk Railroad in 96-98....But for some silly reason, not important enough to make the cut with this DVD production.
GREAT LIVE PERFOMANCES FROM ROCK GREATS, 2008-10-22
This concert DVD is a compilation of other Ringo and His All-Star band tour DVD's. This is the one to own, if you are a child of the 60s and enjoy classic rock. You get to see great live performances from Levon Helm, Dr. John, John Entwistle, Joe Walsh, Ringo and his son Zack. But, by far are the performances by Felix Cavaliere of The Rascals and the rock treasure Gary Brooker of Procol Harum. Not to mention Mark Farner of Grand Funk. You won't even be let down by Ringo's road band either. All in all great fun. This one belongs in everyone's personal rock archives.
Stars are better than Starr, 2010-02-12
Ringo is well advised to stay behind the drumskins. He can't dance and has no rhythm. After watching a few of his songs, I skipped the rest. Highlights of this DVD most certanly are songs done with his guests. The Weight, You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet, Sunshine of Your Love, Norwegian Wood and Whiter Shade Of Pale are particularly well done. Lowlights were Photograph (especially grievous) and Joe Walsh's Rocky Mountain Way which was basically played for a joke. I got this one used and only for a few bucks but I would have been particularly mad if I had paid full price. I don't recommend it.
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