Ringo Starr Born: The Beatle Behind the Beat
Ringo Starr replaced Pete Best behind the drum kit in 1962, completing the lineup that made The Beatles the most commercially successful band in history. His unorthodox, left-handed drumming style on a right-handed kit produced a distinctive, slightly off-kilter groove that defined hits from "Ticket to Ride" to "Come Together." His genial personality anchored the group's dynamic through global fame and internal friction.
July 7, 1940
86 years ago
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