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'Ringo': The strangest chart-topper of the entire 1960s
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'Ringo': The strangest chart-topper of the entire 1960s
How many people do you know called Ringo? Unless you are a fan of the Argentine boxer Ringo Bonavena, or the 1950s-era Green Bay Packers centre Jim Ringo, the likelihood is that Ringo Starr is the only person that comes to mind – and it was exactly that assumption that spurred on a 1964 hit for Lorne Greene. 1964 was the year of The Beatles, after all; in February of that year, the Fab Four, already dominating the airwaves of their native United…
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