Ringo Starr’s song “Beaucoups of Blues” Beaucoups of Blues was not a big hit.It reached No. 65 on the American album chart. Despite Ringo’s fame, it didn’t reach the British charts at all!

Ringo Starr's second album, the country-focused 'Beaucoup of Blues,' was released on Sept. 25, 1970.

Beaucoups of Blues failed to chart in Britain but achieved moderate commercial success in the United States, ... Ringo Starr – Drums, Harmony Vocals; Molly Tuttle – 12 String Guitar, ...

Ringo Starr (singing “Beaucoups of Blues”): “I see me a man, who’s lonely, wants only to lose, beaucoups of blues.” “Look Up” wasn’t the former Beatle’s first choice for an album ...

Thanks to Ringo Starr, there's a major connection between The Beatles' "Don't Pass Me By" and "Octopus's Garden." ... Ringo went for a Nashville vibe for his second release, Beaucoups of Blues.

Ringo Starr has been a fan of country music since he was a kid. He added some country flavor to The Beatles' output, like on "Act Naturally," from Help!, and in 1970, he released his country record, ...

In the wake of the Fab Four’s disbandment, he recorded "Beaucoups of Blues" (1970) with Pete Drake handling production duties ...

Fifty-five years since he released the twangy country solo album Beaucoups of Blues in 1970, Starr will return to the genre with Look Up, a new album arriving Jan. 10, 2025.

Ringo Starr’s song “Beaucoups of Blues” Beaucoups of Blues was not a big hit.It reached No. 65 on the American album chart. Despite Ringo’s fame, it didn’t reach the British charts at all!