Bonus Track: Stan Lynch on Ringo Starr

Send us Fan MailOn the heels of our conversation with David Wild regarding Ringo Starr's Time Takes Time album, which turns 30 this year, we went a bit deeper. (As if David's great interview with Don Was in that same episode wasn't impressive enough....)Former Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers drummer Stan Lynch (a talented producer and songwriter himself) had the pleasure of co-writing a song for the Ringo album called "Don't Know a Thing About Love."  He got on the phone to share his memories of writing the track with Richard Feldman, enlisting Sheryl Crow to sing on the demo and lots more.Stan has new music on tap for release this year from The Speaker Wars and also, The Chefs, his band with Dan Baird, is readying a second course (read: second album). He gives us an update on both pending releases.Show Notes:Our conversation with David Wild regarding Ringo Starr’s Time Takes Time (with David’s bonus interview with Don Was regarding his work on the Ringo album).Thanks to Dan Baird for connecting us with StanGeorgia Satellites - Lightnin' in a Bottle: Live in Cleveland 1988Stan is organized.Stan’s parentsThe Speaker Wars, Stan’s latest band. The Speaker Wars and Andy TimmonsThe Speaker Wars - "Never Ready to Go"Andy Timmons - Electric Truth albumThe 30th anniversary of Ringo Starr’s Time Takes Time albumStan’s song on Ringo’s album, “Don’t Know a Thing About Love”Richard FeldmanEric Clapton - “Promises”June Pointer - “Love Calling”The birth of “Don’t Know a Thing About Love”Writing for RingoSheryl CrowStan’s history with Don WasWas (Not Was) = awesomeGoing to hear the finished songMeeting RingoAll roads lead to RingoStan sitting in with Ringo and the All-Starr BandRingo Starr, the drummerStan’s impression of the Get Back documentaryThe demo of Stan’s song vs. what ended up on Time Takes TimeNew music from Stan and Dan Baird - the second album from The ChefsSomeone/Anyone Todd Rundgren tribute Was Stan a Rundgren fan back in the day?Stan and The Speaker Wars have recorded different versions of “No Matter What” for a Badfinger tributeSupport the show