bill wyman played drums on the end by the beatles.
bill wyman played drums on the end by the beatles.
who played drums on the end by the beatles?
bill wyman
in 1994, he began a collaboration with the surviving former beatles for the "beatles anthology" project. they recorded two new beatles songs built around solo vocal and piano tapes recorded by lennon and gave lengthy interviews about the beatles' career. released in december 1995, "free as a bird" was the first new beatles single since 1970. in march 1996, they released a second single, "real love". the temporary reunion ended when harrison refused to participate in the completion of a third song. starr then played drums on mccartney's 1997 album "flaming pie". among the tracks to which he contributed, "little willow" was a song mccartney wrote about starr's ex-wife maureen, who died in 1994, while "really love you" was the first official release ever credited to mccartney–starkey.
ringo starr
mccartney played drums on the beatles' songs "back in the u.s.s.r.", "dear prudence", "martha my dear", "wild honey pie" and "the ballad of john and yoko". he also played all the drum parts on his first and second solo albums "mccartney" and "mccartney ii", as well as on the wings album "band on the run" and most of the drums on his solo lp "chaos and creation in the backyard". mccartney also played drums on paul jones' rendition of "and the sun will shine" in 1968. using the pseudonym paul ramon, which he had first used during the beatles first tour in scotland in 1960, mccartney played drums on steve miller band's 1969 tracks "celebration song" and "my dark hour". mccartney played drums on the track "sunday rain" from the foo fighters' 2017 album "concrete and gold".
paul mccartney