2. “It Don’t Come Easy” It’s no secret that Ringo Starr was not the main songwriter of The Beatles’ songs, and he didn’t contribute much through the band’s run in the 1960s.

Ringo Starr wasn’t exactly known as the star songwriter of The Beatles. Paul McCartney and John Lennon had a solid songwriting partnership that led to most of the band’s most iconic tunes.

When The Beatles broke up, Ringo Starr was John Lennon’s only worry heading into the 1970s. "I’m pleased that everyone is doing well," the 'Mother' writer said.

After chatting, Ringo asked T Bone to write a song for an EP he was recording. Taking the task to heart, Burnett returned with nine songs, all in a country vein, and Starr liked them so much it ...

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An unreleased T.Rex cover leaked by newly reinstated The Who drummer Zak Starkey is again gaining steam online.