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Ringo Starr (November 9, 1973) - Ringo Album LP: UK

Writer: 1973
1973
Nov 9, 1973
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Updated: Oct 5

Ringo Starr’s third studio album Ringo, released on November 9, 1973, featuring an all-star cast of collaborators including George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Marc Bolan, and others, with the hit singles “Photograph” and “You’re Sixteen.”


RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Ringo Starr

Title: Ringo

Date: November 9, 1973

Label: Apple Records

Format / Type: LP Vinyl Album (Gatefold)

Country: United Kingdom Catalogue: 

PCTC 252 / 0C 066 o 05492







TRACK LIST

Side One

  1. I'm The Greatest

  2. Have You Seen My Baby

  3. Photograph

  4. Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond)

  5. You're Sixteen

Side Two

  1. Oh My My

  2. Step Lightly

  3. Six O'Clock

  4. Devil Woman

  5. You And Me (Babe)



THE STORY 

Produced by Richard Perry, Ringo was a star-studded affair with contributions from all four former Beatles (John on “I’m The Greatest,” Paul & Linda on “Six O’Clock,” George on several tracks including “Photograph”). Marc Bolan played guitar on “Have You Seen My Baby.” The album was a major commercial success and one of Ringo’s strongest solo releases.

CONTEXT & NOTES 

The UK release on November 9, 1973, came in a gatefold sleeve with a 24-page lyric booklet and lithographs by Klaus Voormann. The cover features a theatrical design with a large audience and Ringo on stage. A notable test pressing copy includes handwritten credits and a unique Apple label with “Ringo” handwritten in green.

PERSONNEL

  • Ringo Starr – drums, vocals

  • Guests: George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Marc Bolan, Harry Nilsson, Billy Preston, Klaus Voormann, and many more


PRODUCTION 

Produced by: Richard Perry

PACKAGING / ARTWORK HIGHLIGHTS

  • Gatefold sleeve

  • 24-page lyric booklet

  • Lithographs by Klaus Voormann

WHAT THE SLEEVE SHOWS 

The front cover features a colourful theatrical stage design with Ringo and an audience. The gatefold opens to reveal credits and lyrics. Inner sleeves and lithographs provide additional artwork.

RELATED MATERIAL 

See tags at foot of page.

SOURCES Discogs, 45 Worlds, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Heritage Auctions.

All album artwork, photographs, labels, and original text excerpts remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference.



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