Ringo Starr - "Ringo" DCC

Artist: Starr, Ringo
Title: Ringo
Label: DCC
Catalog Nº: GZS-1066
Format: Gold CD
Year: 1994
Mastering: Mastered by Steve Hoffman

Mastered directly from the original studio masters by Steve Hoffman.

Steve Hoffman is an audio engineer from Los Angeles, California, who specializes in remastering sound recordings on compact disc and vinyl record for record companies. In the 1980s, he worked at MCA for nine years. He is currently a free agent, working on SACDs for Audio Fidelity and LPs for S&P Records. He made his name as the mastering engineer for DCC Compact Classics. Throughout the 90s, DCC specialized in producing 24-karat gold compact discs.
Hoffman's remastered sound recordings have often been considered the better version of the LP and CD in audiophile circles. His approach to remastering aims to endow every CD and every vinyl record with what he calls "The Breath of Life", attained by keeping the signal simple and organic, rather than over-producing the recording by adding an unpleasant amount of compression, limiting and equalization. He does not use any digital-based noise reduction.
Steve Hoffman's trademark is what he refers to as the "breath of life" -- recordings that are dynamic and natural sounding. You don't have to have a $50,000 system to hear the difference.

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Ringo Starr's various late-career All Star bands may have been somewhat shaggy, nostalgia-laden affairs, but they found a warm reception with audiences far and wide. But the concept of Starr gathering a roster of stellar musician friends in a comfortable, partylike atmosphere was hardly a new one. Until 1973's Ringo, Starr's solo work had been a strange mix of quirky exercises in nostalgia (Sentimental Journey), country & western (Beaucoups of Blues) and Beatles-esque top 10 hits ("It Don't Come Easy," "Back Off Boogaloo"). But under the big-budget aegis of producer Richard Perry, Starr gathered an impressive roster of musician friends (including all three fellow Beatles, the Band's Robbie Robertson, Levon Helm, Rick Danko, and Garth Hudson, and Harry Nilsson, Marc Bolan, Billy Preston and a dozen others) to record what remains the best album of his solo career. The Fabs contributions are warm and heartfelt, especially John Lennon's tongue-in-cheek romp, "I'm the Greatest," a track that outshines even George Harrison's upbeat sea-shanty "Sunshine Life for Me (Sail Away Raymond)" and Paul McCartney's pop-flavored "Six O'Clock." But Ringo also proved that Starr himself was no slouch in the hit-making department, cowriting the hits "Photograph" (with Harrison) and "Oh My My," while making the Johnny Burnette chestnut "Only Sixteen" all his own.

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Tracklisting:

01. I'm The Greatest
02. Have You Seen My Baby (Hold On)
03. Photograph
04. Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond)
05. You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful And You're Mine)
06. Oh My My
07. Step Lightly
08. Six O'Clock
09. Devil Woman
10. You And Me (Babe)
Bonus Tracks:
11. It Don't Come Easy
12. Early 1970
13. Down And Out

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