Ringo Starr & His Allstarr Band - Montreux Jazz Festival 1992

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Ringo Starr And His All-Starr Band 
1992.07.13
Montreux Jazz Festival
Montreux, Switzerland
Complete Show



tracklist 
01 - I'm The Greatest 
02 - The No No Song 
03 - No Time (Cummings)
04 - Girl Talk (Edmunds)
05 - Rocky Mountain Way (Walsh)
06 - I Can't Tell You Why (Schmit)
07 - Shine Silently (Lofgren)
08 - Bang On The Drum (Rundgren)
09 - Don't Go Where The Road Don't Go 
10 - Yellow Submarine 
11 - Desperado (Walsh, piano - solo)
12 - One World (Rundgren - solo)
13 - Keep On Trying (Schmit)
14 - Wiggle (Cappello)
15 - Black Maria (Rundgren)
16 - In The City (Walsh)
17 - You're Sixteen 
18 - Weight Of The World 
19 - Walkin' Nerve (Lofgren)
20 - I Hear You Knocking (Edmunds)
21 - American Woman (Cummings)
22 - Boys 
23 - Photograph 
24 - Act Naturally 
25 - With A Little Help From My Friends 
Ringo's All-Starr Band 1992 (2nd version)
Ringo Starr - drums, vocals 
Joe Walsh - guitar, keyboards, talk box, vocals 
Nils Lofgren - guitar, vocals 
Todd Rundgren - guitar, drums, vocals 
Dave Edmunds - guitar, vocals 
Burton Cummings - keyboards, guitar, tambourine, harmonica, vocals 
Timothy B. Schmit - bass, vocals 
Zak Starkey - drums 
Timmy Cappello - saxophone, percussion, vocals






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