John Lennon Instructed Ringo Starr He Ought to File ‘Nice and Easy’ Songs Like Blondie

    John Lennon Instructed Ringo Starr He Ought to File ‘Nice and Easy’ Songs Like Blondie

    After The Beatles broke up, Ringo Starr and John Lennon maintained a pleasant relationship regardless of the discontent roiling between the 4 former band members. Lennon and Starr labored collectively on music after the cut up, and Lennon wrote songs for his former bandmate. He additionally provided recommendation to Starr relating to the path of his profession. In a letter, Lennon advised Starr he ought to file music that sounded extra like Blondie.

    John Lennon Instructed Ringo Starr He Ought to File ‘Nice and Easy’ Songs Like Blondie
    John Lennon and Ringo Starr | Bettmann/Contributor by way of Getty

    Ringo Starr had a detailed reference to John Lennon

    After The Beatles broke up, Lennon was livid with George Harrison and Paul McCartney for the way in which they handled Yoko Ono. Starr had been a lot friendlier to her, although, so their friendship didn’t take as large of successful. Although Lennon had a repute for being mercurial, Starr noticed a special aspect to his former bandmate. He recalled seeing Lennon shortly earlier than his demise.