Choose Love: the rebirth of Ringo

If we want to be objective, it will be assumed that the solo career Ringo offers nothing extraordinary, and, running after success, it ate all the racks, yielding therefore often ease and that his records are part of the great American variety, a little rock, a little blues, a little country, a little pop, a little disco, a little Broadway, with more or less success. '' Choose Love''ne no exception to the rule, nothing spectacular to wait, then, and if we want to be objective, we can say that this album is dispensable for the general public.

Now, if we cease to be objective, it will be recalled that Ringo was, moreover, will always be a Beatle, and all his albums take us insidiously this fun we had to listen to the glorious Liverpool 4 that his voice, so maligned ç'est that of Yellow Submarine'''' and'' Octopus Garden 'and then also say that Ringo is a great drummer, he played with the best in its generation, it continues still, and so it accumulates more than 40 years experience at the highest level. In short, here is a man who knows music.

Finally, we should point out that after a descent into hell in the 80s, Ringo has rebounded well, the Ringo Starr All-Starr Band, the group of the most world class balloche, has restored confidence and fishing that suddenly, it brings more attention to its studio albums, and has met Mark Hudson, her guitarist and producer, an ideal alter ego.

Ringo's albums are all autobiographical. It has had ups and downs in his life, and his albums have followed, but it gets better, and '' Choose Love '' we present, comfortable, uninhibited, he does what he likes , ie rock and marshmallow, and in terms of rock, it has to take lessons from anyone. '' Choose Love 'is an album for rockers of his age, or for those that are really interested in rock history.

So if we want to remember that music, especially rock, it is anything but something objective, we say '' Buy '' Choose Love '', you have a good time. '' And you give me news of '' Do not Hang Up '' with Chrissie Hynde, it's a real hit!