What makes Ringo a Great Drummer - Tribute by Sina

Thanks for watching!! If you want more, you can find me playing some Beatles songs live with The Silver Beatles right here: https://youtu.be/fV0RHubzfy8?si=YQR2Z1Mdx4_RLjyi

As someone once said, "Most drummers play the drums. Ringo plays the song." Thank you, Sina! Thank you, Ringo!

Three things: 1. He played to serve the song. That's generosity, and humility. 2. He played behind the beat, lagging a bit (unless the song was very up-tempo), making the entire band sound wonderfully heavy. That's why nobody can emulate him. 3. He was a drummer/composer. So many innovative riffs, beats, and intros Beatles songs are so great, you tend to overlook the stellar work Ringo did.

I've been a Beatles fan for 57 years. It does my heart good to see someone your age who gets it. Ringo was awesome and so are you Sina.

Ringo always plays exactly what the song needs.

The best thing about Ringo is that he gave the song exactly what it needed, no more, no less

Like her drumming. Like her respect for Ringo.

I had an interview with Sir Paul many years ago where he talked about Ringo as being capable of repeating drum parts for hours and hours in the studio and acknowledged that he was often the hardest worker in the band. And John, Paul and George never instructed Ringo as to what they wanted, Ringo just did it—usually on the first take. He was solid as a rock as a drummer. One other factor that your group, emulating the Beatles is doing is emulating the very close harmony of the girl bands of the late 1950s and early 1960s. This is something that John, Paul and George emulated. Male vocalists were not doing what the women were doing at that time and the Beatles liked the sound, so they did the more feminine close-harmony vocals in their music. Later on, bands like the Bee Gees and The Beach Boys would do the same. Thank you for your tribute. I do hope Ringo sees it.

As Paul McCartney himself said, once they found Ringo, the Beatles were! There wouldn’t have been any Beatles without Richard Starkey. Thanks for this video-tribute, well done!

Holy shit, I can't believe how recognisable his drumming is. The first one She Loves You blew my mind thay it's so easy to recognise

Wonderful to see a young person have a deep level of respect and understanding of this music

Sina , as a boy born in Germany in 62 , I came to the USA in 66 back to Germany in 72 and back to the states in 74. I started playing at age 7 in 69 . By age 12 , I was playing clubs , by age 20 opening shows for Narvel Felts. I've played with many of the worlds greatest musicians and in 1999 became a member of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. In 2011 I was inducted as an Artist due to the fact that I also sing , write , play guitar and bass . However I'm still playing drums and singing because this was my 1st love. I'm not a fancy drummer , I play what the song needs . I'm 60 Today and I find it very nice to see young people actually interested in learning and teaching music . May I say from one deutchlander to another , I'm proud of You , keep making music and stay grounded. Stay humble and be yourself . All the best to you and your family, sincerely Bernd ( Ben*Ben ) Adler.

I hope someone lets Ringo and Paul know of this wonderful musician

Watching these kids play the Beatles just about brings me to tears. I grew up with the Beatles, and these children are proving that there will always be Beatles, covered and recovered. How fortunate I was to grow up at that time!!!

Ringo wasn't just a DRUMMER ...... He was a MUSICIAN - an ARTIST ...... in Classical Music the percussion parts are written down, just like the parts for the violins and flutes .... It was Ringo's disciplined understatement which seamlessly became as irreplaceable to the Beatles' songs, as the tympani and cymbal crashes of the great symphonic overtures of an earlier time..... God Bless our Ringo!!!! and as always - a FABULOUS JOB by Sina

Thank you Sina! That was awesome! As a 73 year old rocker from Los Angeles, and a friend of Jeff Porcaro, and speaking for him (may he RIP), you are a great, solid drummer. Music is in great shape with players like you and your friends. By the way, I'm a huge Beatles fan, and probably saw your dad with the Silver Beatles. I am now a huge Sina fan. Keep on rockin!!❤❤❤❤❤

This isn't a cover video. It's not a tutorial. It fits neatly into no category at all. I was held enthralled for every second. I don't trot out the word 'genius' very often, but today, I can't resist. Entertaining, educational, and moving, all three - a brilliant presentation entirely worthy of its subject.

I've heard Ringo praises before, but now I have a better appreciation for his work.

What amazes me is how Ringo changed from a good drummer in the Beatles early years to one of the best in the world in their mid period. Being left handed actually created his unique sound.

I’m 67 years old, now I am encouraged to learn how to play drum upon viewing this video😊… kudo’s to this young girl Sina… who inspires other young people and old people