Ringo Starr has often been dubbed the “luckiest man in the world.” After becoming drummer for The Beatles following Pete Best’s dismissal in 1962, his contribution to the band’s body of work added up to a total of two songs, and his artistic involvement is the subject of an extensive debate that resurfaced last year following the release of the documentary miniseries The Beatles: Get Back, by Peter Jackson, where, throughout the almost nine hours that summarize the sessions that would result in the album Let It Be (1970), he barely says a couple of sentences between the heated arguments of John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison.
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