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Julien's anticipates the sale could top $10 million. Ringo wanted deeper, more resonant tones. Up to that time, many of the early rock ‘n’ roll drummers were still aiming for the same tones produced by jazz, swing and bebop players. It began with Ringo’s unorthodox approach to drum tuning. They also will be shown at the Museum of Style Icons in Ireland and at Julien's prior to the sale. Ringo’s drum sound was a collaboration between Ringo and master producer George Martin. Highlights will be on display for a week at The Hard Rock Cafe New York in Times Square starting Nov.

In early November, Irsay paid 2.1 million for one of Starr's drum heads, which was used during the Beatles historic. The set was purchased by Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts. Only five of the custom kits are known to exist. Ringo Starr’s Ludwig drum set, played on 180 studio recordings and 200 live performances with the Beatles, was auctioned off this weekend for 2.2 million. A seven-tom drum kit inspired by drummer Hal Blaine and commissioned for Ringo by Harrison in 1968.A 2000 Mercedes Coupe, first owned by Harrison and acquired by Starr after the Beatles' lead guitarist died in 2001.He made a gift of the guitar, known as the "Beatle-Backer," to Starr in 1968. first acquired this colored laminate finish in the late 1950s from a. This beautifully handcrafted miniature drum set is made from solid. This kit featured a 14 'x22' bass drum, an 8 'x12' Tom Holder and a 9 'x13' Tom Holder, and a 16 'x16' Floor Tom. Most drum historians tend to think of the quintessential Ringo kit as being a mid-’60s (preferably ’64-’66) 14 x 22, 9 x 13, 16 x 16, Classic model toms and bass with a 5 x 14 Jazz Festival model snare drum in Oyster Black Pearl. Overview Ringo Starr The Beatles Classic Oyster Ludwig Mini Drum Kit Replica Collectible. Lennon's 1964 Rose-Morris Rickenbacker with a fire-glow sunburst finish that he played during The Beatles' 1964-1965 Christmas shows. Ringo acquired this kit in 1968, used it for the recording of The BEATLES, Abbey Road and Let It Be LPs, in addition to the singles that came out with those LPs.Ringo Starr said hed been surprised just how much stuff.

Ringo's first 1963 Ludwig Oyster black pearl three-piece drum kit that he used in over 200 performances and recordings between May 1963 and February 1964, including for hits such as "Can't Buy Me Love" and "All My Loving." Paul McCartney also used the set on his first solo album, "McCartney." $300,000-$500,000. Now, more than 800 items owned by Starr and his wife, Barbara Bach among them half-a-dozen drum kits are being put up for sale.