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Several artist are called Ringo.
1) A rock band from eastern Värmland in Sweden
2) Ringo Madlingozi
3) Ringo Starr
4) The Italian pop artist Rocco Anacherio
5) A pop band from Switzerland
6) Ringo Jamaican Reggae/Dancehall deejay active from the late 1970s to the early 1990s.
7) A rock artist from Myanmar.
1) Ringo is a rock band from eastern Värmland, named after the famous drummer Ringo Starr. The majority of the members live, or have ever lived in Pori just outside Kristinehamn.
Ringo started playing together at the end of 2008 and made his first appearance on stage March 14, 2009.
The group consists of the Pelle Green (solo bass, vocals), "fox" Eklund (guitar, vocals), Philip Twelve (lead guitar) and Alexander Nygren (drums) .
2) Ringo Madlingozi is a vocalist from Cape Town.
Ringo however, is no newcomer to the music scene, and has perservered through a succession of bands, and session work which has had him recording with artists as diverse as Hugh Masekela, Simply Red, Teddy Pendergrass (The Power of One) and [aryist]Caiphus Semenya, as well as for the movie The Lion King.
Born in Cape Town in 1964, Ringo spent his childhood and school days in Gugulethu township, but finished high school in Umtata. Ringo was musically active from a young age, and while at school, led an acapella group which performed at community and youth functions. He later became vocalist for the group "Ikwezi", but it was to be as frontman for the band "Peto", that his unique vocal talents were first recognised nationally.
Peto won the national "Shell Road to Fame" talent competition in 1986, and this brought the band - and Ringo - national exposure, with television profile, touring engagements, and the role of support act for the King’s Trust" concert in Swaziland which was headlined by Eric Clapton.
Peto soon disbanded, and Ringo moved base to Johannesburg, where he spent the early 1990's as a member of Gecko Moon. During this time, he also did a lot of studio session work - for radio commercials, film, and album recordings
Ringo’s first album, Vukani ("Wake Up!") was released in 1996, during which year he also served as a support act when Papa Wemba toured South Africa as part of the Re-Connection Programme.
His second album, Sondelani ("Get Closer") was released late in 1997, and with its themes of reconciliation and national unity, carried a strong message for South African people. The album achieved Double Platinum status in sales, awards, and major airplay. This has ensured that Ringo has remained a sought after act on the performing circuit in South Africa.
3) Ringo Starr is a drummer.
4) Ringo is an alias for the Italian pop artist Rocco Anacherio.
5) Ringo is the Artist/Group name for Johnny Ringo who was a Jamaican reggae/dancehall deejay/vocalist in Kingston, active from the late 1970s to the early 1990s.
7) Ringo is a rock artist from Myanmar. He later changed his style from rock to Myanmar folk/pop.
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1) A rock band from eastern Värmland in Sweden
2) Ringo Madlingozi
3) Ringo Starr
4) The Italian pop artist Rocco Anacherio
5) A pop band from Switzerland
6) Ringo Jamaican Reggae/Dancehall deejay active from the late 1970s to the early 1990s.
7) A rock artist from Myanmar.
1) Ringo is a rock band from eastern Värmland, named after the famous drummer Ringo Starr. The majority of the members live, or have ever lived in Pori just outside Kristinehamn.
Ringo started playing together at the end of 2008 and made his first appearance on stage March 14, 2009.
The group consists of the Pelle Green (solo bass, vocals), "fox" Eklund (guitar, vocals), Philip Twelve (lead guitar) and Alexander Nygren (drums) .
2) Ringo Madlingozi is a vocalist from Cape Town.
Ringo however, is no newcomer to the music scene, and has perservered through a succession of bands, and session work which has had him recording with artists as diverse as Hugh Masekela, Simply Red, Teddy Pendergrass (The Power of One) and [aryist]Caiphus Semenya, as well as for the movie The Lion King.
Born in Cape Town in 1964, Ringo spent his childhood and school days in Gugulethu township, but finished high school in Umtata. Ringo was musically active from a young age, and while at school, led an acapella group which performed at community and youth functions. He later became vocalist for the group "Ikwezi", but it was to be as frontman for the band "Peto", that his unique vocal talents were first recognised nationally.
Peto won the national "Shell Road to Fame" talent competition in 1986, and this brought the band - and Ringo - national exposure, with television profile, touring engagements, and the role of support act for the King’s Trust" concert in Swaziland which was headlined by Eric Clapton.
Peto soon disbanded, and Ringo moved base to Johannesburg, where he spent the early 1990's as a member of Gecko Moon. During this time, he also did a lot of studio session work - for radio commercials, film, and album recordings
Ringo’s first album, Vukani ("Wake Up!") was released in 1996, during which year he also served as a support act when Papa Wemba toured South Africa as part of the Re-Connection Programme.
His second album, Sondelani ("Get Closer") was released late in 1997, and with its themes of reconciliation and national unity, carried a strong message for South African people. The album achieved Double Platinum status in sales, awards, and major airplay. This has ensured that Ringo has remained a sought after act on the performing circuit in South Africa.
3) Ringo Starr is a drummer.
4) Ringo is an alias for the Italian pop artist Rocco Anacherio.
5) Ringo is the Artist/Group name for Johnny Ringo who was a Jamaican reggae/dancehall deejay/vocalist in Kingston, active from the late 1970s to the early 1990s.
7) Ringo is a rock artist from Myanmar. He later changed his style from rock to Myanmar folk/pop.
Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.