One of those things that could happen to anyone....regardless of age. The stage appears to be a bit uneven...a place in the floor that sticks/protrudes up a bit higher that the toe of his shoe hit a bit wrong. It would be easy to stub a toe on it and take a tumble. He clearly wasn't hurt....except maybe his pride. He'll be fine.

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RE: Ringo takes a tumble
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RE: Paul McCartney Says He Used AI to Produce a “Final” Beatles Song
@beatle-ray It will be on the Blue Album (The Beatles 1967-1970) which no longer will have dates attached. (The Red Album will not have 1962-1966) Both the Red and Blue are being remixed with added songs to make 3 sides in each instead of the 2 they each now have. The Blue will have remixed versions of Free As a Bird and Real Love as well....along with other songs. My understanding is that the existing Past Masters CD's (Dreadful cover art) will be on the Red and Blue albums as well....which are singles left off proper albums in the UK along with the B sides to those singles. Other songs will be selected as well. The Red album, in particular, was very short, with fewer songs, and will be beefed up. This is what I have read about online regarding the next remixes coming out. There is to be an announcement on August 10th on just when the remixes will be released....but sometime in September seems the logical time frame for release.
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RE: New Paul Compilation for 2024
@b-j-conlee I don't think "Driving Rain" deserved any songs from it. That, to me, is his low point. Never liked any part of it....starting with the cheap, cheesy album cover.
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RE: New Paul Compilation for 2024
@b-j-conlee Yes, that one too.....and "So Bad." Paul's gift for gorgeous melodies is unparalleled!
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RE: New Paul Compilation for 2024
@b-j-conlee For me, "Through Our Love" is Paul's "Here, There and Everywhere." It's that good!!
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RE: New Paul Compilation for 2024
@b-j-conlee I would love to have a compilation of songs he's left off albums, released in other countries as singles, but not in America, or were B-sides of singles. Songs such as "Once Upon a Longago", I believe that's its name, I would love on an album. It would be like a new album with new songs. I question Paul's explanation of how or why he came up with "Pure McCartney" in the first place when he released the compilation. It was something along the lines of an office worker just casually saying to him: It would be great to have CDs of many of your songs that people could just play when driving across country...or something like that which didn't seem to make any sense. Some of Paul's explanations for various things he does just don't ring true. This was one of them. I mean, if he's going to come up with some reason for a huge compilation such as "Pure McCartney",., make it plausible and....pick better songs. If he can do that, I think a new and updated compilation would be welcome. Meanwhile, I am hoping he and Ringo can come up with some compilation to be part of the new and final Beatles song featuring John's AI enhanced vocal and Paul, Ringo and George. I would welcome updating the sound quality of "Free As a Bird" (and also picking up its speed a bit) and "Real Love" using that same AI technology. I think they will not just release that one song. I'm looking forward to it, however, in whatever form. I'm especially looking forward to hearing a remixed "Rubber Soul" and their first two albums...those three badly need to be updated with the new technology available. I am assuming doing that is in the works. They wouldn't just stop with "Revolver."
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RE: Paul McCartney Says He Used AI to Produce a “Final” Beatles Song
@toris I wish they would use the new technology to go back and extricate John's voice on the two songs done back in 1995...."Free As a Bird" and Real Love." Jeff Lynne did a great job, but the songs could be vastly improved with AI. Maybe they could ever so slightly pick up the speed of "Free As a Bird," which was just too slow. Ringo's drumming is great considering what he had to work with, but it just drags the song along.