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Dancing out on stage, trim and fit and looking as if he was a few decades shy of 83, Ringo Starr charmed a Thursday night crowd of 2,973 at Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock as he led his "All Starr" Band through 24 raucous rock 'n' roll songs, some of which were by his old band, The Beatles, and some of which were his solo hits. And some of the songs were hits by Edgar Winter, Toto, Men at Work and others.
The template of Starr and his All-Starr Band is that fans will know most if not every song played on a given night. It keeps the bona fide classics coming one after the other, like a jukebox that's been fed a $10 sleeve's worth of quarters.
The template of Starr and his All-Starr Band is that fans will know most if not every song played on a given night. It keeps the bona fide classics coming one after the other, like a jukebox that's been fed a $10 sleeve's worth of quarters.
Bonnie Raitt’s post-Grammy victory tour, a Broadway-bound Louis Armstrong musical and the Chicago Botanic Garden’s Night of 1,000 Jack-o’-Lanterns are among this week’s entertainment highlights.
The concept is a simple one; Starr gets a group of, well, all-stars together most every year to hit the road and play his solo hits and Beatles' favorites, as well as their own material.