Ringo Starr and the All Starr Band/CA,USA 2010

Ringo and His All Stars Band’s 2010 performance at Rancho Mirage was filmed with the intention of releasing it as a live DVD, and the editing work had actually been completed. However, the completed video was leaked before it was released, and the release of the film was unexpectedly cancelled. To prove this, this video is currently uploaded on YouTube in divided form. However, this time it is packaged based on leaked footage that was circulating in the original DVD format. After all, it was only scheduled to be released officially, so it was a completely completed live video, and the sound and image quality were at a perfect level. However, if you watch this video throughout, you will notice that the audience remained seated throughout the live performance. Although it is true that each performance is lively, it is rare to see such an indifferent reaction to an American concert. If this is the case, the Japanese performances, which have been consistently realized over the past few years, are overwhelmingly more exciting. After all, it is surprising that the audience stands up at the very end, “With a Little Help from My Friends.” It is true that this video was leaked before its release, but there is a possibility that the video, which was decided to be shelved due to the subdued reaction of the audience seen here, was leaked. is also possible. However, ironically, the calm location of the audience seats was a success, and the result is that it is extremely easy to watch as a live video. There is no elaborate production or unnecessary editing when making it into a video, and the overall result is a very honest live video. The 2010 All-Star Band is characterized by being comprised of some of the coolest musicians in the group’s history. Edgar Winter and Gary Wright are a continuation group from the previous All Stars in 2008 (this time also, it was a lineup that suited experts). Wally Palmer of the Romantics is even more bitter, or even more bitter. Moreover, it can be said that he has a unique presence among the artists of the 1970s. However, his performance was captured on video as he tried to liven things up with all his heart and soul, which gave me a good impression. The star players in this all-star band were Rick Derringer and Richard Page. Among them, “Hang On Sloopy” sung by Dillinger is a repertoire that Americans are very happy with, but here too, as usual, there was no standing up, and the reaction was surprisingly normal live. However, his guitar play shines throughout the whole song, and the sight of Dillinger playing the guitar in the background even in Winter and Light songs, this is something that can only be seen on the All Stars stage. And since it was a tour supporting the latest album “Y NOT” at the time, it was rather refreshing to see Ringo’s singing repertoire completely different from the current one. In particular, in “The Other Side of Liverpool”, Ringo sings while hitting the standing drum in the style that Sheila E and Todd Rundgren in “Bang the Drum All Day” performed on the All Stars stage. Interesting. What’s more, “Back Off Boogaloo” is also part of the repertoire that is no longer played. In this way, the selection of Ringo and other artists is precious these days, and it is a first-class product that captures the 2010 All Stars stage, which is popular among enthusiasts, in perfect image quality (in fact, the opening and ending are also official) ) live video. The finished video work is also very easy to understand, and everyone from beginners to enthusiasts can enjoy it with confidence. 1. It Don’t Come Easy 2. Honey Don’t 3. Choose Love 4. Hang on Sloopy 5. Free Ride 6. Talking In Your Sleep 7. I Wanna Be Your Man 8. Dream Weaver 9. Kyrie 10. The Other Side Of Liverpool 11. Yellow Submarine 12. Frankenstein 13. Band Introductions 14. Peace Dream 15. Back Off Boogaloo 16. What I Like About You 17. Rock And Roll Hoochie Coo 18. Boys 19. Love Is Alive 20. Broken Wings 21. Photograph 22. Act Naturally 23. With A Little Help From My Friends 24. Give Peace A Chance Ringo Starr Rick Derringer Wally Palmar Edgar Winter Gary Wright Richard Page Gregg Bissonette PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.113min.