Ringo Starr has collaborated with Sir Paul McCartney on his new document.
The previous Beatles drummer, 83, is bringing out ‘Rewind Ahead’ on 13 October, with the primary single from the four-track EP popping out on Friday. (25.08.23)
It additionally options the observe ‘Feeling the Daylight’, recorded within the UK with 81-year-old Beatles icon Sir Paul.
Ringo stated in regards to the EP’s title, which can also be the title of the primary single popping out from the EP: “Rewind Ahead was one thing I stated out of the blue – it’s simply a kind of traces like a ‘Exhausting Day’s Evening’.
“It simply got here to me. However it doesn’t actually make sense. I used to be making an attempt to elucidate it to myself and the perfect I can let you know about what it means is: generally while you wish to go ahead you need to return first.”
‘Rewind Ahead’ was written with Ringo’s engineer and common co-writer Bruce Sugar, and the drummer added about their collaboration: “We’ve been writing a tune now for each EP.”
The EP additionally options the tracks ‘Shadows on the Wall’ and ‘Miss Jean’.
The tracks noticed Ringo collaborating with different “previous and new pals”, together with long-time collaborators Steve Lukather and Joe Williams who wrote the opening tune ‘Shadows on the Wall’.
Benmont Tench, Mike Campbell and Ian Hunter labored on ‘Miss Jean’, and the EP additionally options contributions from Joe Walsh, Steve Dudas, Lance Morrison in addition to Matt Bissonnette, Torrance Klein, Weston Wilson, Kip Lennon and Marky Lennon.
All songs have been recorded at Ringo’s dwelling studio in Los Angeles besides ‘Feeling the Daylight’, which was largely recorded in Britain.
The brand new EP is the primary recent materials Ringo has put out since his earlier EPs ‘Zoom in, Change the World’, and ‘EP3’, which got here out in September 2022.
Ringo can also be kicking off an autumn tour together with his All Starr band on 17 September 17 on the Toyota Enviornment in Ontario, Canada.
The drummer not too long ago celebrated his birthday on 7 July together with his annual ‘Peace and Love’ celebration in Beverly Hills the place he was joined by household, pals and followers, and which featured a musical tribute by Silversun Pickups, Blake Mills and King Tuff.
