How much money did Ringo make when he was with the Beatles and how much does he make now from royalties?
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•Peter Eckhorn offered Ringo £30 a week to go back to Germany and play with Tony Sheridan and an apartment. Ringo eventually joins Rory Storm. John called him at Butlin's to offer £25 a week as a Beatle.\n\n•Ringo had 400,000 shares of Northern Songs, Ltd. in 1969 worth £80,000.\n\n•When ATV bought a majority stake in Northern Songs in 1969, Ringo got shot of his holding for £80,000 but otherwise he didn't have much more money than sense because "if I think I'm being conned I do without". He also said at this time that he had "more money than I'd ever dreamed of" (Clayson and Sunday Post '69).\n\n•Ringo sold Brookfields (property) for £100,000 to Stephen Stills\n\nthats the best i can find. sorry
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It depends on the producer and if you use back up singers and whole orchestras for instance.  Micheal Jackson spent many millions of dollars to make his last recording that nobody really heard.  I would think that $5,000-$10,000 a day would be common, but that doesn't make it good.
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Yes I LOVE the Beatles... my parents raised me on them (in fact, when I was really little I though they were a current music group, about 1982)  Anyway, I agree that he should have got a pre-nup.  I read in a paper yesterday someone's opinion on the topic that I agree with:  She should only be able to get part of the money that he made while they were together.  Everything he made before then she shouldn't be able to get a part of.  Of course, that might be complicated but I still agree that it would be more fair.  By the way, his current fortune is £800,000,000.  They are saying that she could try to take 5 of the 8.
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They started on anphetamines when they did their first tour in Hamburg Germany. By 1966 they were regularly experimenting with LSD. John was using heroin and cocaine.\n ("Fixing a hole" from Sgt. Pepper). The US govt. was trying to deport John because of his drug use. George arrested (in his home), and Paul (at Tokyo airport), were both busted for pot. Ringo reportedly lost his job as conductor on "Shining Time Station" because of drug/alcohol abuse. \n   John went through the bitch program administered by Yoko and cleaned up, Paul and Linda turned health nuts and cleaned up. Don't know about Ringo. George was still toking for "medicinal purposes" when he died.
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Beatles, of course.\n\nElvis and the Beatles were both talented as entertainers, but where the Beatles passed up everyone was by creating their own music (and even music for Stones and others). There has never been a group with that much song writing talent.\n\nElvis co-wrote a few songs but McCartney alone wrote so many hit songs he is in Guiness Book Of Records as the most successful songwriter of all time.\n\nElvis had many #1 hits, but he, nor anyone else ever had the #1, #2, #3, #4, and #5 top hits at the same time, like the Beatles did during one week in the 60's. \n\nAs everyone knows, there are a zillion Elvis imitators. But zero groups could imitate the Beatles. Too much talent in one place. \n\nThe effect Elvis had on the world was his hairstyle and sideburns came into style.\n\nThe Beatles brought into society, Beatle haircuts, Sgt Pepper and colorful crazy clothes, Yellow Submarine art, awareness of bands outside the U.S. for the first time, their movies spawned The Monkeys and their hit TV show, Lennon & McCartney put "Give Peace A Chance" and "All You Need Is Love" into America and created the hippy generation.\n\nIn his later years, Elvis could always pack a stadium, like Stones can now, but it took a week or two. The Beatles haven't even been a group for 40 years, but as of today, McCartney is the #1 box office attraction in the world, selling out huge venues in 30 minutes.\n\nThat's talent.
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No, you would still need to get permission from the PRS and pay them royalties.
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Ringo Starr from The Beatles: His real name is Richard Starky...
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Yes-I am a cousin of Ringo Starr from the Beatles
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£1,786,945.23\nMy dad has died and when his estate was sorted out the cash was withdrawn from his account to go into mine i asked for it in cash so i could see what this amount of money looked like previous to that was probably around £5000\nwould rather have my dad than his cash though:(
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Depends where you live and the average pay for the area. Do you mean in a band, or solo? If you're good, you could easily make $100.00 per hour. It's your call when it comes to how much weekly, as you would choose how much you would play during the week.
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The answer to this is pretty confusing and you have to delve into the King's psyche. Some facts:\n\n1) He congratulated them when they first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show (though Colonel Tom might have written that).\n\n2) There were provisional plans for them to appear in a movie together (fell through at the last minute).\n\n3) They did meet at Graceland. The story is well recounted and, after a frosty beginning, apparently they all had a good time. They invited him to their concert the next night but he didn't go.\n\n4) Elvis performed a few Beatles songs ('Yesterday', I think, and maybe 'Something').\n\n5) He appears to have reported them either to the FBI or Nixon, I can't remember which. Quite why he did this is not clear, although Lennon was becoming a bit of a 'radical' and he was well against that kind of thing.\n\n6) Several of the Beatles say they had phone conversations with him after their meeting, but they only met face-to-face that once, I think.\n\nJudge from yourself based on all of that. He might just have thought they had little in common as people, and anyway he led an extremely insular existence. The thought that he resented them for 'deposing' him from the 'throne' seems silly to me, as he was hardly still the King when Beatlemania took over and he was said never to have wanted the position. After the initial period of Rock and Roll in the late '50's, Elvis never had a strong attachment to popular trends anyway, slowly coming to prefer ballads, 'MOR' and country. The Beatles just might not have been to his taste musically.
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He makes $400,000 a year.  Upon retirement, his pension will be at least $151,000 a year, plus $150,000 a year to maintain an office and staff.
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A fellow beatles nut - great!\nGo to www.live365.com and sign up (its free and all it takes is an email address to sign up - they don't even send you anything I really don't know why they even ask you for it) On there you can get a bunch of radio stations for free that play nothing but Beatles.\nAs far as free Beatles music - The only way you can get it for free is illeagal - but if you want to take the chance go to limewire.com.\nBut live365.com is free - and there is a ton of Beatles stuff that you have never heard before that only Beatles nuts have tucked away and share through their broadcasts - you will also hear stuff that was recorded but never released.\nHope this helps,\nCheers
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Well sorry but technically  Ringo or Phil can't match with such a guys like Steve Smith, Chobam, Blackwell, Cameron Clayton, Steve Gadd. Another thing is popularity- than there is other factors.
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He started his career playing with Little Richard and Ray Charles...met the Beatles in Hamburg in '62...played on some Beatles songs including GET BACK, DON'T LET ME DOWN, SOMETHING, I WANT YOU, etc...toured with George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and appeared on many of their albums, made 2 albums on the Beatles Apple label...played piano on John Lennon's song "God"...recorded with Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin...even co-wrote a song with George Harrison called "SING ONE FOR THE LORD"...appeared at "The Concert For Bangla-Desh" and "The Concert For George"...and he had som big hits on his own....great piano player....will definitely be missed....
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(John + Paul) x (George + Ringo) = John x George + John x Ringo + Paul x George + Paul x Ringo\n\nMick + Keith + Brian  = Keith + Brian + Mick
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Try this link:\n\n(EDIT: The second link has some comparisons between other artists' lyrics and Beatles lyrics. I was also trying to see if George Harrison's "When We Was Fab" was about them, but the lyrics didn't really hint at the Beatles as much as the times, I guess.)