Chris Stapleton, thank you, Chris - I mean, I have to thank all these people. Yola, that was absolutely Diane, but love her, and she was so great on it.
No, I started actually with Dave Grohl and Ben Harper, and then I went to Sheryl (Crow), then I went to Jenny Lewis and I went that sort of route, and Corinne Bailey Rae I keep mentioning because she just sings out. And she said, “Let’s get a gang of people on.” So I said, “Would you get your crowd? And I’ll get mine.” So the end result was a surprise to her and a surprise to me. That’s a great sentiment - it’s hers, but it’s great. You put out “Here’s to the Nights” prior to the new year beginning, with quite an all-star singalong chorale.Īs we finished that track, I thought, “Well, Diane, it’s like a great New Year’s Eve singalong.” Because I think many of us have a couple of nights we don’t remember, and friends we won’t forget. When I started, I asked Diane Warren for a song, and she sent over “Here’s to the Nights.” Of course, she sent it over in the key of F-demented, and I was like, “Fuck!” With Benmont Tench’s help, we lowered the key to somewhere a human can sing. And I wanted to change things so I don’t always have to be the writer or co-writer and we don’t always have to start from scratch. I’m going to make EPs.” I loved EPs growing up I had a Ray Charles collection of EPs that I found in Hamburg when I played with bands there. Is that because the pandemic made doing something shorter more feasible?Īfter I finished “What’s My Name?” - the last album I had out - I thought, “That’s the last CD I’m going to make.
#RINGO STARR MS PAINT PLUS#
Starr Zoomed into a room with Variety to talk about his new record, plus Peter Jackson’s upcoming film of 1969 Beatles footage, “Get Back.” “Zoom In” is your first EP, after 20 solo albums. It provided relief from brooding over having his second planned summer tour with his All Starr Band canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. home studio, even if some never got far beyond the welcome mat. Although some Zoom-style collaborating was inevitable in making “Zoom In,” his five-track extended-play mini-album, Ringo Starr did allow a few vetted friends inside his L.A.
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