Re: Ringo's "Funny Fills": Example?

On Oct 11, 9:12=A0pm, "Mister Charlie" <widi...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> They're usually "funny" only because he did regular fills backwards,
that
> is, instead of starting on the tom above his snare and going to the
floor
> tom he'd start on the floor tom and go back up.
>
> Not hilarious.
>
> But he certainly had some great unique fills, ala Day In The Life.

I think you are so absolutely right here, Mr. Charlie!

Here is another example where Ringo is doing "funny fills" all over a
tune's foundation!  It's the first take of "Hello Goodbye"... an
instrumental.

Another absolutely classic example of the technique that made Ringo
Starr so im****tant to The Beatles success!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DJUxlN7sEfg4

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