Ringo Starr, Ringo's Rotogravure - 34m 25s

Tracks & Durations

1. A Dose Of Rock 'n' Roll	3:24
2. Hey Baby	3:11
3. Pure Gold	3:15
4. Cryin'	3:17
5. You Don't Know Me At All	3:16
6. Cookin' (In The Kitchen Of Love)	3:42
7. I'll Still Love You	2:58
8. This Be Called A Song	3:15
9. Las Brisas	3:34
10. Lady Gaye	2:59
11. Spooky Wierdness	1:26

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Review

Released in 1976, Ringo's Rotogravure shows the former Beatle once again getting by with a little help from his friends, this time including Dr. John, Van Dyke Parks, Levon Helm, Peter Frampton, Jesse Ed Davis, Klaus Voorman, and Melissa Manchester. Unfortunately, the track listing doesn't quite measure up to the guest list. George Harrison, Paul McCartney, and John Lennon try to help their old mate by penning a song apiece, but none of their efforts are remotely memorable; ditto for "This Be Called a Song," a hand-me-down from Eric Clapton. The plodding "Dose of Rock 'N' Roll" actually made it into the U.S. top 30, which only proves that DJs and consumers alike were still willing to cut an ex-Beatle some slack in 1976. That would all begin to change in another year. --Dan Epstein

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