Family : Change in family responsibilities 19 August 1967 (Son Jason born).Family : Change in family responsibilities 13 September 1965 (Son Zak born).Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1965 (Film, "Help").Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1964 (Film, "A Hard Day's Night").Financial : Best Period 1962 (Huge success for following decade).Social : Joined group 1962 (Joined "The Beatles" as drummer).spouse relationship with Bach, Barbara (born 27 August 1946).parent->child relationship with Starkey, Zak (born 13 September 1965).
parent->child relationship with Starkey, Jason (born 19 August 1967).parent->child relationship with Gregorini, Francesca (born 7 August 1968).business associate/partner relationship with McCartney, Paul (born 18 June 1942).business associate/partner relationship with Lennon, John (born 9 October 1940).business associate/partner relationship with Harrison, George (born 25 February 1943).business associate/partner relationship with Epstein, Brian (born 19 September 1934).associate relationship with Lukather, Steve (born 21 October 1957).associate relationship with Entertainment: The Beatles (born 17 August 1960).associate relationship with Danko, Rick (born 29 December 1943).Link to Wikipedia biography Relationships In October 1988, Starr and his wife were admitted together to the Sierra Tucson rehab clinic in Arizona for alcoholism. His cognac drinking became legendary in show business circles and his black outs grew worse in the '70s and '80s. In 1985, Zak and his wife Sarah had a daughter, making Ringo the first Beatle grandfather.Īfter the break up of "The Beatles," Starr slipped into a long session with alcoholism. After many years of living in Hollywood, the couple moved to Monte Carlo with her son and daughter from a previous marriage. Starr married his second wife, actress Barbara Bach in 1981, finally finding a comfortable partner. Starr marriage to his first wife, Maureen Cox in 1965, produced three children, son Zak born in 1966, son Jason in 1967 and daughter Lee in 1971.
RINGO STARR 1968 TV
In 1988, he suffered a career low as an 18-inch train conductor on a kiddy TV show, "Shining Time Station." In 1989, he rebounded, back on tour with his own band, "Ringo's All Starr Band." He tried to establish a solo career, but was unmotivated after his moderate hit album "Ringo" was released in 1973. Too big to join other rock bands, he sat home in London watched television and drinking. In England, he was known as the band's drummer but in America, fans treated him as a star alongside George Harrison, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney.Īfter the band was dissolved in 1971, Starr slipped into a career crisis. The band was a monster mega-international music hit with teenagers.
He became part of the British Invasion phenomena on popular culture of the 1960s. In 1962, Starr officially joined the already formed band "The Beatles" as their drummer. At that point, Starr knew he wanted to lead that kind of rock and roll life. Early music rock singer Johnnie Ray was a big hero to young Starr and at 15, he watched Ray throw photos down to his screaming fans from the roof of Liverpool's Adelphi Hotel.
Growing up, he loved the new sound of rock and roll. At the age of nine, Starr drank liquor at the Christmas family get-together and experienced his first black-out. As a kid, he had two hospitalizations, for a burst appendix and pleurisy. His wish would be later fulfilled by his comrades when he joined the rock and roll band, "The Beatles." His childhood memories are of drunken family parties with members passing out after excessive drinking, a natural part of his family life. As an only child, he grew up longing for brothers. Starr grew up in a dysfunctional family in Liverpool, England. British musician, drummer, actor and superstar with "The Beatles." Starr was the mop-top with the lovable sad eyes displaying his comedic abilities in the films "A Hard Day's Night" in 1964 and "Help" in 1965.
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