wow,its good eh!
and its true Ringos last 4 or 5 solo efforts have been pretty darn good.There is some gems on there.How would of thought? I have been pleasantly surprised although Liverpool 8 wasn't as great as Rama and the other Hudson release!He ahd 1 disc once caled Vertical man,it was really really good I cant even explain,and Choose love was anorther good one!!! Time takes time I think was the other one that was good, but VERTICAL MAN Rocked!

Pretty darn cool...very pleasant surprise.

I expect quite a bit from Ringo these days - on his new CDs. His stage show is mostly recycled Beatles, but his new CDs are always worth the purchase price.

Nice! I already planned on buying the CD. Ringo's albums are a lot better than you'd think they'd be. I like the electric guitar in this, and is that a mandolin? And the cat singing harmony's okay too.

He's doing okay for a drummer in my book. So glad he didn't turn out like Phil Collins. Okay, okay....disregard. Phil is okay in small doses (except that Soo-soo-soodio song that a sooo-sooo hate!).

I was here. But thats too short to register as a comment so........We don't expect much from Ringo anymore.....

heee heee! yeah....

What a heavenly treat to hear those 2 voices together, love Paul's high harmonies, I am close to tears.

Glad you both like this one. It was written by Ringo and Van Dyke Parks. And yep, no multi-colored bearded guys named Mark in the band anymore. However there are a few other names to speak of on the album like Ringo's brother-in-law (aka Joe Walsh), Steve Dudas (one of the Roundheads), Benmont Tench (yes! from Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers), Dave Stewart, Ben Harper, Richard Marx (?!) doing some vocals and of course Paul McCartney.

This sounds great. Doesn't sound like Ringo needs Mark Harmon any more. The Ringster is gettin' so smoooooth.

I like it! I think Macca makes a huge difference here. Very nice