Ringo Starr dishes on first ever ‘couple’ song with Paul McCartney: ‘It’s not like we don’t know each other’
Key Points:
- Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney have recorded their first-ever vocal duet on the song "Home to Us" from McCartney's new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, marking a historic collaboration since their solo careers began over 50 years ago.
- Starr was initially recruited by McCartney to play drums on the track but eventually joined in singing, making it their first full duet despite their long history of musical collaboration.
- The song nostalgically reflects on their shared Liverpool roots, particularly the tough neighborhood of The Dingle where Starr grew up, highlighting their journey from humble beginnings to musical legends.
- The Boys of Dungeon Lane is McCartney's 20th solo album, with "Home to Us" released as its second single following the lead single "Days We Left Behind."
- Starr expressed enthusiasm about working with McCartney again, praising his songwriting and bass playing, and reminisced about their time together in The Beatles, which he described as "the best band ever."