Track something, Cookin' In The Kitchen Of Love

Authentic Lennon.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Track 6 - Cookin' (In the Kitchen of Love).

It's no Cook of the House.

Rockin' just a rockin'

That's quite a sweet picture of Ringo and Macca that's been used.

50s rock n' roll de-b*llocked.

Disco bass line.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Track 6 - Cookin' (In the Kitchen of Love).

It's no Cook of the House.

Or Rat In Me Kittjen.

The album was packaged with a free magnifying glass so that those who bought the album could read the graffiti that was featured on the album's back cover.[1]



Despite letting him record the song, Harrison was not pleased with Starr's version of "I'll Still Love You", and proceeded to take legal action against Starr, which was soon settled out of court.[1]

Track 7 - I'll Still Love You.

I'll Still Love You

His Guitar is still gently weeping?

There is definitely a sense of deep booze-soaked melancholy and self pity exuding from the pores of this album.

G. Harrison written song.

I think that George and Ringo should have carried on as a duo after the Beatles split.

Or, perhaps as a trio with Claptout.

It would'f done them all favour.

Track 8 - This Be Called a Song.

This Be Called a Song




The last Ringo EP dosn't have it's own Wikipedia web page.

George writes the songs, Ringo sings them with a vulnerable pathos and Claptout fills in with some tasteful guitar solos.

I'd but that for a $.

Nightjar wrote:

I think that George and Ringo should have carried on as a duo after the Beatles split.

Or, perhaps as a trio with Claptout.

It would'f done them all favour.

Called The Beatles.

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

This Be Called a Song




The last Ringo EP dosn't have it's own Wikipedia web page.

That's the sleeper.