Ringo Starr Reveals What Really Happened When The Beatles Broke Up! | tribuune.

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  @User-q8n6l · 9 months ago

  He explains it all so well and clearly.

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• SA

  @samuelcooke502 · 9 months ago

  They were and will always be the greatest band that ever existed!!!

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• LU

  @LucretiusNigro · 9 months ago

  Paul is the case apart. Paul helped create that breaking situation because he didn&apos;t understand the lack of desire of the others to spend all that energy in the band, as well as not understanding the compositional role he had to give George (Paul was too attached to John and John&apos;s role in their authorial relationship to be able to give George that space in the group ...although in the end, just before splitting, he had decided with John that George would have that role in the album after Abbey Road).<br>Whatever you want... but Paul was the only one who somehow understood that together they were a &quot;miracle&quot;, divided, great of course, but like many others.

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• MD

  @MDHeleniak · 9 months ago

  Great job putting together the pieces into a cohesive narrative.

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• BR

  @brianmmier595 · 9 months ago

  They broke up at the perfect time and are eternalized for that. Imagine if they had gone the Stones route and recorded 40 years of sub par albums playing stadiums.

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• KD

  @kdfox2007 · 9 months ago

  What broke up the beatles? &nbsp;They were human. &nbsp;They were not supermen, except when they were making music. &nbsp;When you look at their productive output, when you look at their creativity, when you realize that it was all done in less than 8 years (not counting the apprenticeship years), it takes your breath away. &nbsp;So here we are in 2025, 62(!!) years after their recording debut, and their music is still as influential now as then. &nbsp;God bless the Beatles, forever. ❤

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• IS

  @IsakIsakov · 8 months ago

  I took two quotes out of Ringo in just 13 minute clip. Obviously the wisest and down to Earth of them all.

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• FL

  @FleaBagBoogie · 9 months ago

  &quot;That&apos;s part of life&quot;.

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• HA

  @hankl1118 · 9 months ago (edited)

  Anyone who’s ever been on a band, ANY band, even in school doing covers, knows how it eventually gets filled with tensions, annoyances, arguments…

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• SU

  @sunking2001 · 9 months ago

  What a great video. I&apos;ve seen the Beatles from the beginning. I was 11 years old when they appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. I&apos;m now 72...the Beatles have been in my soul for 61 years. The Beatles were a gift to us all!

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• SN

  @snowayoutdoors · 9 months ago

  Ringo that music will ALWAYS carry on!!! So thankful i was brought up on it from my mother and still listen to this day...and have passed it onto my kids. its just GOOD music

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  @TheLinuxYes · 2 months ago

  the Beatle riff started when Ringo made his Tomorrow Never Knows comment in &apos;64. &nbsp;that&apos;s the first time he thought of breaking up the band. &nbsp;then he carried it out 6 years later. &nbsp; the others have always resented him for that. &nbsp; &nbsp; snicker