The Beatles.

[snyprrr]

No one listening to the Deep Purple version of 'Help!'?? It's funny...

[Sergeant Rock]

No one listening to the Deep Purple version of 'Help!'?? It's funny...

So are the "Ticket To Ride" and "Eleanor Rigby" covers by Vanilla Fudge 

Sarge

[snyprrr]

So are the "Ticket To Ride" and "Eleanor Rigby" covers by Vanilla Fudge 

Sarge

Vanilla Fudge... uh oh, I FEEL A FLASHBACK COMING ON. (whoops) I like the unknown Iron Butterfly too. Those two bands- Sunset Strip- ahh, the late '60s...

[Karl Henning]

Abstaining, because for me, the whole is greater than the sum of the parts (as was probably demonstrated by the subsequent solo careers).

Tempted to vote for the Rutles, though, as a dogged (slight joke, there) Neil Innes fan.

[I follow both Neil Innes and Ringo on Twitter.]

[The new erato]

Abstaining, because for me, the whole is greater than the sum of the parts (as was probably demonstrated by the subsequent solo careers).

Tempted to vote for the Rutles, though, as a dogged (slight joke, there) Neil Innes fan.

True dat. The Bonzo's were fun.

[Karl Henning]

So are the "Ticket To Ride" and "Eleanor Rigby" covers by Vanilla Fudge 

Sarge

http://www.youtube.com/v/KXguMvQ7fug

[Brian]

Anybody interested in buying Ringo Starr's artwork? He makes it all in Microsoft Paint.



http://www.ringostarrart.com/starr_artwork.htm

[Sergeant Rock]

Anybody interested in buying Ringo Starr's artwork? He makes it all in Microsoft Paint.

Not me. All my spare change goes to Saul's computer art. Genuine graphic genius there.

Sarge

[Parsifal]

Not me. All my spare change goes to Saul's computer art. Genuine graphic genius there.

That would be the "White Horse Galloping in Front of a Castle with a Snow Capped Mountain in the Background" genre?

[Karl Henning]

ROFLMAOEBO

(Rolling on the floor laughing my arguably over-educated butt off.)

[Daverz]

Paul McCartney has since tried his hand at 'heavier' more higher minded musical things lets say (as a writer, not a player)

I understand that he still can't read or write music and has someone put together his ideas for him.  Well, you can do that when you're a multimillionaire.

I remember my piano teacher insisting that the Beatles do too read music.   What else was she going to say?

[Karl Henning]

What could be higher-minded than "Hi, Hi, Hi"?

[vandermolen]

Anybody interested in buying Ringo Starr's artwork? He makes it all in Microsoft Paint.



http://www.ringostarrart.com/starr_artwork.htm

No.

[Daverz]

Anybody interested in buying Ringo Starr's artwork? He makes it all in Microsoft Paint.



http://www.ringostarrart.com/starr_artwork.htm

If the money is going to a good cause, I won't sneer.

Don Van Vliet was a much more interesting musician-turned-artist.

[Karl Henning]

If the money is going to a good cause, I won't sneer.

Well, that is a point.

Was a time when people found artists with talent, and bought their canvases because they believed it was fine art.  I suppose we just live in a different day.

[Parsifal]

Anybody interested in buying Ringo Starr's artwork? He makes it all in Microsoft Paint.

Maybe he should invest in a Macintosh.

[Daverz]

Maybe he should invest in a Macintosh.

The guy is a multimillionaire who never needs to work again.  He could afford a lot of art lessons.

[Karl Henning]

The guy is a multimillionaire who never needs to work again.  He could afford a lot of art lessons.

Wisdom.

[The new erato]

He could even afford to buy his own productions and not give a damn about the economics.

[Karl Henning]