
All of the post-comeback Ringo records are good ones – nothing on them is bad, and there are usually a couple of standouts.
Keepers:
Vertical Man
La De Da

All of the post-comeback Ringo records are good ones – nothing on them is bad, and there are usually a couple of standouts.
Keepers:
Vertical Man
La De Da

Solo Beatle comes back with a vengeance, and it would be the first of a string of RingoRecords that are really good (and at times transcendent).
Keepers:
Weight Of The World
Don’t Go Where The Road Don’t Go

I’ve read nothing but bad things about the bonus track “You Can’t Fight Lightning”, but it’s a little bit Velvets, a little bit early Roxy Music, a little bit Ry Cooder on a bad day, has a fractured Chilton-esque lurch beat and is quite clearly one of the most amazing things any solo Beatle has ever done.
There… I’ve said it.
Keepers:
You Can’t Fight Lightning

Not my favorite solo Beatle project… no keepers on this one.
A couple of positives though:
1. Ringo was never this bad again, and we all know that he rises from the ashes at some point.
2. Didn’t try to do a punk album.

Keepers:
Snookeroo
No No Song
Only You (And You Alone)
Back off Boogaloo
Six O’Clock

Keepers:
Photograph
Sunshine Life for Me (Sail Away Raymond)
You’re Sixteen (You’re Beautiful and You’re Mine)
Oh, My My
You and Me (Babe)
It Don’t Come Easy [bonus track)

Christmas Pantheon:
Come On Christmas, Christmas Come On
Christmas Time Is Here Again
Other Keepers:
Winter Wonderland
I Wanna Be Santa Claus
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
Pax Um Biscum (Peace Be With You)