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OLD WAVE - Boardwalk-Bellaphon 260.16.029 Stereo
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In My Car (Richard Starkey / Joe Walsh / Mo Foster / Kim Goody) (3:13) Hopeless (Joe Walsh / Richard Starkey) (3:17) Alibi (Joe Walsh / Richard Starkey) (4:00) Be My Baby (Joe Walsh) (3:44) She's About a Mover (Dough Sahm) (3:52) B: I Keep Forgettin' (Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller) (4:18) Picture Show Life (John Reid / John State) (4:21) As Far As We Can Go (Russ Ballard) (3:52) Everybody's in a Hurry but Me (Starkey, Walsh, Entwhistle, Clapton, Stainton) (2:35) Going Down (auf Label: I´m going down)(Joe Walsh / Richard Starkey) (3:34) Produced by Joe Walsh | |
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Veröffentlichungen aus aller Welt: Die LP erschien nur in wenigen Ländern, nicht in England und Amerika. AUS-RCA DXL1-3233 BRA-RCA 104.8277 CDN-24.06.1983 RCA DXL1-3233 J-? MEX-RCA MILS-4661 NZ-? CD: US-22.08.1994-The Right Stuff T2-29674 |
In 1983 Ringo Starr's album OLD WAVE came out. At that time, oddly, Starr had no record deal in the United States or even England, so OLD WAVE was released in other countries including Canada and Germany. It's hard to understand why. Today, much Ringo Starr fans considers OLD WAVE to be the drummer's most overlooked album. More to the point, it's one of Starr's best, with no fewer than seven excellent songs: "Picture Show Life", "She's About A Mover", "Going Down", "In My Car", "As Far As We Can Go", "Alibi" and "Everybody's In A Hurry But Me". Starr's vocals are as good as he gets. Musicians including Joe Walsh, John Entwistle, Waddy Wachtel and Gary Brooker, along with Ringo, play their guts out. |
 AUS-RCA DXL1-3233 |
 BRA-RCA 104.8277 |