Ringo Starr has one major regret from his time with The Beatles
Ringo Starr had one regret ftom The Beatles. Ringo Starr’s career as one of the members of The Beatles is impressive, but that doesn’t mean the music star doesn’t have regrets about his career.
The band, which broke up in 1974, consisted of Starr, Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison. Over the years, much has been made of what the various band members thought about their time together, including much about Harrison, who walked out of the band and refused to perform with another member again, and even penned a track that was aimed towards McCartney and Lennon before his death.
However, despite some of the drama, Starr had a different view. This was something he revealed when he shared his biggest regret when it came to the group’s split. While the band did split up in 1974, and never had any official reunions, they did sometimes join forces.
This was until all hopes were dashed when Lennon was murdered by Mark David Chapman in 1980. Any chance of a partial reunion was further dashed when Harrison died from lung cancer in 2001.
The fact that he couldn’t have a proper reunion with his bandmates before their deaths was reportedly something that Starr regretted.
“I think the stumbling block was just sitting around and saying, ‘OK, let’s do it,” he told Rolling Stone in 2015. “And we never got to that.”
“You know, we did in twos, we talked about it…We still had the songs, and we still could play,” he continued. “We could have put it together.”
Source: Lauren Martinez/themirror.com
