Ringo Starr, Starr Struck: Best of Ringo Starr, Vol. 2 - 53m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. Wrack My Brain	2:22
2. In My Car	3:16
3. Cookin' (In The Kitchen Of Love)	3:41
4. I Keep Forgettin'	4:22
5. Hard Times	3:32
6. Hey Baby	3:13
7. Attention	3:22
8. A Dose Of Rock 'n' Roll	3:27
9. Who Needs A Heart	3:49
10. Private Property	2:43
11. Can She Do It Like She Dances	3:13
12. Heart On My Sleeve	3:23
13. Sure To Fall (In Love With You)	3:45
14. Hopeless	3:20
15. You Belong To Me	2:10
16. She's About A Mover	3:53

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Review

Best of, Vol.2? Not exactly. Of the 16 tracks included here, only three have graced Billboard's Hot 100, and none of them actually made it as far as the top 20. A well-intentioned but ultimately futile undertaking, Starrstruck makes a seriously deficient companion for Blast from Your Past, the only Ringo collection that non-completists really need. This compilation spans the period from 1976 to 1983, quite possibly the most unsatisfying segment of Mr. Starkey's musical career, and the bright spots (most notably the George Harrison-penned "Wrack My Brain") are few and far between. Mostly, it's just a handful of good-natured covers (Bruce Channel's "Hey Baby," the Sir Douglas Quintet's "She's About a Mover") interspersed with plenty of instantly forgettable pop tunes. Too bad they didn't include "Wrack My Brain"'s B-side, "Drumming Is My Madness." Amid this load of overproduced dross, a goofy throwaway like that would've shone like a diamond. --Dan Epstein

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