Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band

Radio City Music Hall
New York, New York, USA
June 19, 1992

Setlist:

Disc 1:
01. I'm the Greatest
02. No No Song
03. No Time (Cummings)
04. Girls Talk (Edmunds)
05. Look at Us Now (Walsh)
06. I Can't Tell You Why (Schmidt)
07. Shine Silently (Lofgren)
08. Bang the Drum All Day (Rundgren)
09. Don't Go Where the Road Don't Go
10. Yellow Submarine
11. Believe, Valentine (Lofgren)
12. One World (Rundgren)
13. Pretty Maids All In a Row (Walsh)
14. Keep On Tryin' (Schmidt)
15. Wiggle (Capello)
16. Black Maria (Rundgren)

Disc 2:
01. In the City (Walsh)
02. Band Introductions
03. You're Sixteen
04. Weight of the World
05. Walkin' Nerve (Lofgren)
06. I Hear You Knocking (Edmunds)
07. American Woman (Cummings)
08. Photograph
09. Act Naturally (Encore #1)
10. With a Little Help From My Friends (Encore #2)

The Band:
Ringo Starr
Joe Walsh
Dave Edmunds
Timothy B. Schmidt
Nils Lofgren
Buron Cummings
Tim Cappello

Lineage: Sonic Solutions DSM Mics > Sonic Modded Sony D3 DAT > Master DAT > Soundforge 6.0 (fades and in/out edits only, no EQ or normalization) > CDWAV 1.95 > FLAC Level 5.

Recorded By: Aplay
Editing and Torrenting: Geetarz
Supervision and Moral Support: Cody Husky

Taper's Comments:

"Here's the story behind the tape. My friends and I got to Radio City Music Hall about 1/2 hour before the show was scheduled to start hoping to get some decent cheap
taping seats outside from a scalper. One guy promised he could get us 2nd row seats for $50.00 each (I believe this was the face amount) if we would be patient.

The show was bombing so there was no problem in obtaining seats. We waited a bit and the guy came out of a side door about 5 minutes before the scheduled start and asked
if we still wanted the seats. For 2nd row, we grabbed them (even at that outragous price). We were happy to be this close to the stage and a Beatle (though not the best
taping seats). Show started and no one was in front of us for the start of the show. Around the 3rd song security comes and escorts Ringo's wife, Barbara Bach and her
very attractive daughter to their seats in the front row right in front of us. They were in a dancing mood and for the rest of the night, not only did we get Ringo with a
great band, but we got to watch Mrs. Starr and her daughter dance the night away (what a pair of asses).

I haven't heard this show in over 10 years but thanks to Mr. Geetarz finally openning his mail and getting some time to transfer the show, we all get to hear it
(and I finally find out if it was as good a show as I remember or if I was just staring at hot butts all night (probably both))." - Aplay