Ringo Starr on Frost On Sunday – 29 March 1970
Sunday 29 March 1970 | Ringo Starr, Television
On 29 March 1970, Ringo Starr appeared on Frost On Sunday, presented by David Frost, to promote his Sentimental Journey album. This was the final edition of the series and featured a screening of the promotional clip for the album’s title track.
During the interview, Starr shared anecdotes about how he learned the old songs from his parents, often returning from their local Liverpool pub. The story initially drew silence from the audience, prompting Starr to quip: “It went down better in the dressing room.”
He also discussed plans for a follow-up album containing country songs and addressed questions about a potential Beatles reunion. Starr expressed doubt, suggesting that each member would complete solo projects before any future group recordings.
The show was broadcast live from 10.25–11.25pm from Studio Three at London Weekend Television’s Wembley Studios, London.
Television Appearance Highlights
- Promotion for Sentimental Journey
- Screening of the album’s promotional clip
- Personal anecdotes about learning songs from his parents
- Insights into possible Beatles reunion and future solo work
- Broadcast live from London Weekend Television, Wembley Studios
Location: London Weekend Television, Wembley Studios
Wembley
London
England
Studio Three was the location of Ringo Starr’s Frost On Sunday interview on 29 March 1970.
FAQs
What was the purpose of Ringo Starr’s appearance?
To promote his solo album Sentimental Journey and share personal stories about the songs.
Was this a live broadcast?
Yes, the show aired live from 10.25–11.25pm on 29 March 1970.
Did Starr talk about The Beatles?
Yes, he commented on the unlikelihood of a reunion at that time and mentioned future solo projects.
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