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Yes I know sometimes it looks like ORS c kre ced einer chun satan) bar ous nck rome errr) ee kau akon ad Cee eo ae 1 PM eek ii How is Tommy doing with the business now that daddy's passed away Oe UVa ral) Pe RUC RR CRO n ay ECR Race mug) Pee eu Le Eg We open Monday night in Bolton city EUR CLC RnR e aC Pact crc hear) wish I had time to tell you ‘bout the Pee aa ura Ru eg And I'll send the fifteen dollars soon PACs hurr nc eee cgee ee Mert RT mur Care) re Pe eu Sec) eco avin) hair tangled up wrinkled old clothes ores ud CRs Eau nat eek) a eee ar SC eek’ Porat es ielucy | Reece ated Pee uae) ree ea tal it seeps through his mind Pear teks uercr ee hr) Ree estado Oca eur ree is POMC un E Gry acid DMS R CEU Cra rey Sees EU Cd honda ere cur er eer ti Pore arut } Pee Cue Cur aay Rey Pre Ce uke Oar eC if you weren't you PCMag ee PT RR Ue Colley Pear kk POR Re hu Ree rung but I wouldn't have you any other wayLoser’s Lounge eo eee Ae eau nus Poeustirry and I guess I'm a charter member Cite Mea tac ea an Re ura eit FR ROR CE ACR ORL PaO acc ekig ary Cee a UR ee ur Peer a CCR CRU ROC CRE um Clit ere dard BOSE eet EOC ai acer) Said he just couldn't understand why uC ed cau ona) Prec mucuket sa rd He had the money for things to buy Now there's a brand new member Dre cied aga ttt SET rey Tee See ea ata ed run rimee eir) CU UR Le cg ‘someone keep you waiting PSTinrnec ne CecCk TTR Crs ‘ing what you'll do “til you find your way back to me Reha aA td Pena peter kriity PCR en 3 Beer (og RRL) you've had me and you've still got me ene k era rte Cake HRC ae I'll be waiting for youSilent Homecoming tc) Patiently she stares down the runway BOR OC Une ia iars Ee es uk raee ick ON eeu ek ea ac Prune eek uc ee nr ar and there are things that must be done there are thoughts that still need thinking and there are wars that must be won DOMES eet AM CURU ecu cau PRM ne toe re nuCn) PUP et Marat Morera EMC une ue osc PEST Rare ena ear Ca ket eer) CESS ee oe eeu ou is winning worth the price we pay to win her thoughts keep wandering to his childhood Pe ue uot ac Pare ae near wert cit RS tu erm ead Pon kun arco ee ea CREE Pee Ceci ae Recut Rau) PCM R En ncn Ci Cle As the plane stops she starts thinking ESM LRU RO a LC) or will his eyes reflect the pain of killing Trea tit Ratu kC ur un st aa Guanes CUE CoS Ma eeu uri Rea Coats ok ay but there's that hearse filled up with flowers Cee eed PT at (Starkey) DE Metre PE Ce Sa tec ale ek arte) tele CLA mee Res aie ad eeu e EMP eee 7 All titles copyright control Ne ge eg ee Sei ra ar PREY TyRingo Starr has always been a fan of country music. Shortly after the release of his ‘Sentimental Journey’ album in March 1970, containing old standards, Ringo thought of recording a country kus Curent a eut herent arc mn gcrid Oe ee ei ee an ec ee UR CRA nm RCM RR aU aR RL EL a ae Th i “Well this album happened a little by accident. | was working with George (Harrison) on his first PUR ea eC eet cme Cho nstc nici player from Nashville. | sent my car to pick Pete Drake up at the airport and he was amazed | had so much country music in my car along with rock ‘n’ roll and everything else. I've always loved country music anyway. Coming from Liverpool, because it was a port, a lot of country music UE Ret RCC oe meta mae cr a PO te nce RS a aR se oe Cee Re UE ie an Ce See eu Okc knee See ek eee Un ur ca cc Ro ure ter i eee ane Tt Ringo wanted to record in London but Pete Drake persuaded him to go to Nashville and record pire Pete Drake asked some country writers to compose new songs especially for the album and Ringo received a lot of newly written songs to choose from. Some of the songs were chosen from demo's before he went to Nashville and others were chosen after he arrived. All the songs De eu aan eo ec CU eC ee ORO Cea URC a RC en ue arse Cec LCur) Pee Ree oS Ca Rena ere ey eee ure enue tahoe Rather a meet eer td in Nashville, Tennessee. Ue ed cer Tee um ae aaa AN ema Ria eT Le LT Jerry Kennedy. Pedal steel guitar: Pete Drake (who also produced the album) and Ben Keith. Bass PU aC UCU Ma CUM UCU eel mel lit ue CeO CLC RICE UM aca DE US ao ee ee Ce Cee | Pee Co ee cr RO RR UN aer amar Pe Re tu AUR ie are eek Un ar oyThe recording sessions developed very well. Ringo had a natural voice for singing country music. Meee eo uk eos keke ag delivered to EMI from Apple (on September 8th 1970) the result was an album to be called ete ete Re eo tt evar etree eet airy Cer Rn ee rs Beemer eee ee ammo a Oe) ee CUR ee Ua Bet) BT a UO a ec) ee a Ue mee le) CUR Mule era Me Lea Coen) PRCT e Ce ete Mm ure ala AM ree eT Mss) Smet Cd) BUTT Mme aCe ae aC Mt atc es} The album was released in the UK on Parlophone PAS 10002 (September 25th 1970) and in the US on Apple SMAS 3368 (September 28th 1970). In the US the album reached number 65 and BURR ur ack RL oe CU ee RO WM eae mE UR UT ROE ol wack (Ola c Lg 5th 1970). The single reached number 87 in the Billboard charts and stayed there for 7 weeks. SU RCC Ru Ru me OR Rec um ata Gd DUO RU URC ea COC e ee Cera OC TE ead This CD-release of the album ‘Beaucoups Of Blues’ contains two bonus tracks ‘Coochy Coochy’ Te AU Oa OUD m CCU eam ih eae UM ae Rag tc to all the above mentioned musicians. Both bonus-tracks were recorded during the same SUC gue me Cy eg forrre i} BUR COR CCMCM eRe Ue a ee ee CR Ul nay went so well!’ CT TEE ra Nee eee iC et te arc ie) Cua uct NES sa let ie ee UR eRe Co Recon cL ae CrumuCe tl cr ify ir were taken in Nashville by Marshall Fallwell Jnr. PCT Came rT}PPLE aT RINGO STARR Teeth tele oy led BEAUCOUPS OF BLUES/LOVE DON'T LAST LONG/FASTEST GROWING HEARTACHE IN THE WEST mi eN UR Wie Un ee eeu RM aay WINE, WOMEN AND LOUD HAPPY SONGS/I WOULDN'T HAVE YOU ANY OTHER WAY/LOSER’S LOUNGE MUN ors ten basemen eli welsh ahi ashe eae raul