Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band at the State Theatre in Easton, PA 6/26/12

[Wolfman]

Good times with one of the Beatles last night in Easton. Crowd was very into the show but it was so damn hot in there. There was no opening act and each memeber did some songs from their own catalogs of music. Ringo had a lot of fun by talking to the crowd a lot. I must say though, he didn't impress me much as a drummer. The other drummer did all the fill-ins, etc. I really enjoyed Todd Rundgren (who I was never a huge fan of) and Steve Lukather (Toto fame). Hell, even Richard Paige of Mister, Mister was excellent. There was some really good jams in some of the songs. I'm guessing they didn't do a lot of that though due to the age of most of the crowd. Good times with Ringo!

1. Matchbox
   
2. It Don't Come Easy
   
3. Wings
   
4. Hello It's Me
   
5. Evil Ways
   
6. Rosanna
   
7. Kyrie
   
8. Don't Pass Me By
   
9. Bang the Drum All Day
   
10. Boys
    
11. Yellow Submarine
    
12. Black Magic Woman
    
13. You Are Mine
    
14. Anthem
    
15. I'm the Greatest
    
16. Africa
    
17. I Wanna Be Your Man
    
18. Everybody's Everything
    
19. Love Is Everything
    
20. Broken Wings
    
21. Hold the Line
    
22. Photograph
    
23. Act Naturally
    
24. With a Little Help from My Friends>
    
25. Give Peace A Chance
    

[Anjin-san]

Saw this line up:

Third All-Starr Band

1995

• Ringo Starr - drums, vocals
  
• Randy Bachman (Bachman-Turner Overdrive and The Guess Who)- guitar, vocals
  
• Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad) - guitar, harmonica, vocals
  
• Billy Preston - keyboards, vocals
  
• Felix Cavaliere (The Rascals) - keyboards, vocals
  
• John Entwistle (The Who) - bass, vocals
  
• Zak Starkey - drums
  
• Mark Rivera - saxophone, guitar, vocal
  

[jabe]

Good times with one of the Beatles last night in Easton. Crowd was very into the show but it was so damn hot in there. There was no opening act and each memeber did some songs from their own catalogs of music. Ringo had a lot of fun by talking to the crowd a lot. I must say though, he didn't impress me much as a drummer. The other drummer did all the fill-ins, etc. I really enjoyed Todd Rundgren (who I was never a huge fan of) and Steve Lukather (Toto fame). Hell, even Richard Paige of Mister, Mister was excellent. There was some really good jams in some of the songs. I'm guessing they didn't do a lot of that though due to the age of most of the crowd. Good times with Ringo!

1. Matchbox
   
2. It Don't Come Easy
   
3. Wings
   
4. Hello It's Me
   
5. Evil Ways
   
6. Rosanna
   
7. Kyrie
   
8. Don't Pass Me By
   
9. Bang the Drum All Day
   
10. Boys
    
11. Yellow Submarine
    
12. Black Magic Woman
    
13. You Are Mine
    
14. Anthem
    
15. I'm the Greatest
    
16. Africa
    
17. I Wanna Be Your Man
    
18. Everybody's Everything
    
19. Love Is Everything
    
20. Broken Wings
    
21. Hold the Line
    
22. Photograph
    
23. Act Naturally
    
24. With a Little Help from My Friends>
    
25. Give Peace A Chance
    

Playing in your old stomping ground of Tuscaloosa on July 3rd, if my memory is working.

Sounds like a very entertaining concert.

[jimmie ray]

Saw this line up:

Third All-Starr Band

1995

• Ringo Starr - drums, vocals
  
• Randy Bachman (Bachman-Turner Overdrive and The Guess Who)- guitar, vocals
  
• Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad) - guitar, harmonica, vocals
  
• Billy Preston - keyboards, vocals
  
• Felix Cavaliere (The Rascals) - keyboards, vocals
  
• John Entwistle (The Who) - bass, vocals
  
• Zak Starkey - drums
  
• Mark Rivera - saxophone, guitar, vocal
  

Now that's an all-star lineup! Would never consider seeing Wolfman's, especially the dreadful Todd Rundgren - give you credit for making the best of it, though...

[Wolfman]

Playing in your old stomping ground of Tuscaloosa on July 3rd, if my memory is working.

Sounds like a very entertaining concert.

Tuscaloosa...hell yeah!