"Ringo Rama" is the 13th studio album by English musician Ringo Starr. Released in 2003, it was produced by the Beatles' drummer himself with the assistance of Mark Hudson. The album portrays various influences, including rock, country, and pop, reflecting Ringo's wide musical tastes. Among the highlights of the album are the songs "Never Without You," Ringo's tribute to George Harrison, and "Elizabeth Reigns," an ode to the British monarch, among many others.
"Ringo Rama" features several guest artists like Eric Clapton, David Gilmour, and Willie Nelson. It was met with mixed or average reviews from critics, but fans have lauded the album's authentic Ringo style and spirit. Despite not reaching high commercial success, "Ringo Rama" is considered an important work in Starr's discography due to its display of personal sentiments, including his reflections on becoming a grandfather.
