And finally, to cap off this tetralogy of solo Beatles Earth-130 discographies, here's Ringo! Of course, as you can probably guess, nothing's really changed about either Sentimental Journey or Beaucoups of Blues. This will be a fairly quick one, given that Ringo tends to have one song per Beatles album.
Side A (19:10)
1. Back off Boogaloo - 3:22
2. Have You Seen My Baby - 3:44
3. Photograph - 3:56
4. Sunshine Life for Me (Sail Away Raymond) - 2:45
5. Six O'Clock - 5:23
Side B (18:57)
6. Oh My My - 4:16
7. Down and Out - 3:04
8. You're Sixteen - 2:48
9. Devil Woman - 3:50
10. You and Me (Babe) - 4:59
Since "I'm the Greatest" and "Step Lightly" have both ended up on Everest, their respective places have been taken by "Back off Boogaloo" and "Down and Out", the latter of which was the B-side to "Photograph". I've also swapped "You're Sixteen" and "Six O'Clock" around so that the sides were evenly timed, and the latter features the extended coda as found on Goodnight Vienna. Speaking of which...
Side A (16:16)
1. (It's All Down to) Goodnight Vienna - 2:35
2. Occapella - 2:55
3. Oo-Wee - 3:45
4. Husbands and Wives - 3:34
5. Snookeroo - 3:27
Side B (16:27)
6. All by Myself - 3:21
7. Call Me - 4:07
8. No No Song - 2:33
9. Blindman - 2:46
10. Easy for Me - 2:20
11. Goodnight Vienna (Reprise) - 1:20
Due to "Only You" ending up on Inclinations, its place is now occupied by "Blindman", which was the B-side to "Back off Boogaloo". Otherwise, the album is unchanged, and Ringo's Rotogravure remains unchanged as well.
Side A (18:32)
1. She's So in Love - 3:30
2. Who Needs a Heart - 3:48
3. Just a Dream - 3:58
4. Heart on My Sleeve - 3:20
5. One Way Love Affair - 3:56
Side B (18:54)
6. Drowning in the Sea of Love - 4:02
7. Hard Times - 3:31
8. It's No Secret - 3:42
9. As Far as We Can Go - 4:42
10. Simple Love Song - 2:57
I've done a full post about this last year, so you can read that if you haven't already. In summary, on Earth-130, two aborted attempts at a follow-up to Rotogravure eventually results in a sort of Fronkonsteen album, although critical reaction was no better or worse. Of the songs recorded across the sessions, "Wings of an Eagle" ended up on Rainbow Falls.
Side A (16:39)
1. Attention - 3:20
2. Private Property - 2:44
3. You've Got a Nice Way - 3:33
4. Red and Black Blues - 3:20
5. Sure to Fall (in Love with You) - 3:42
Side B (16:15)
6. Wrack My Brain - 2:21
7. Dead Giveaway - 4:28
8. Brandy - 4:08
9. You Belong to Me - 2:09
10. Stop and Take the Time to Smell the Roses - 3:09
The track listing is based upon the one for Can't Fight Lightning, but because the title track is no longer there, ending up instead on Skywriting by Word of Mouth, Side A now includes "Red and Black Blues" and "Sure to Fall", with songs produced by Paul McCartney and Stephen Stills. Side B remains unaltered.
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Side A (18:06)
1. In My Car - 3:13
2. Hopeless - 3:17
3. Alibi - 4:00
4. Be My Baby - 3:44
5. She's About a Mover - 3:52
Side B (18:33)
6. I Keep Forgettin' - 4:18
7. Picture Show Life - 4:21
8. Wake Up - 3:45
9. Everybody's in a Hurry But Me - 2:35
10. Going Down - 3:34
Due to "As Far as We Can Go" ending up on It Beats Sleep, "Wake Up" now takes its place on Side B. Besides that, nothing changes about Old Wave apart from being released earlier.
Side A (23:17)
1. Weight of the World - 3:54
2. Everyone Wins - 4:26
3. Don't Know a Thing About Love - 3:49
4. Golden Blunders - 4:06
5. Don't Go Where the Road Don't Go - 3:20
6. All in the Name of Love - 3:42
Side B (23:16)
7. After All These Years - 3:10
8. In a Heartbeat - 4:29
9. I Don't Believe You - 2:48
10. Runaways - 4:51
11. Don't Be Cruel - 2:08
12. What Goes Around - 5:50
Time Takes Time was Ringo's comeback after a nine-year sabbatical following Old Wave, and although a lot was recorded during that time, very little of the sessions outside of the main album have come out, including a Paul/Ringo collab, "Angel in Disguise". The only other period songs that been released in some capacity were Ringo's cover of "Don't Be Cruel" and an early version of "Everyone Wins", which eventually came out eighteen years later on Y Not. That's an extra six and a half minutes added to the runtime, so a bit of reshuffling was done to make everything fit.
