Who likes Ringo better as a drummer or a singer?

I like him as a singer and a drummer. I like his voice in "Good Night" and I like the drumming on "Rain, "Strawberry Fields" and some other songs.

Drummer.
Thats all that needs to be said.

he sings too???????????

I happen to like Ringo's voice too

he is one of a kind.he and leon redbone did my little grass shack.i think he is better in duets,because his voice is not deep and doesn't really carry well.
he is not a throaty type guy.but for mellow rock he is tops....kinda like harry nilsson...ya dig?

I love ringos voice, but if somebody held a gun to my head,,,,,you know i'd take him behind the skins first.

Ringo fantastic drummer! Not so great on vox though still sings better than I

Ringo's voice is unique but he is not a good singer.  Very few songs would fit his style, but they would sound great.

As a drummer he has few peers.  One of the all-time greats.

I like him as a drummer and a singer. I love his voice, but then again that's just me.

Drumming was his pure talent but he wasn't a bad singer either.

Certainly drummer. He's a great narrator! (Thomas The Tank Engine. lol)
Singing?........I forgot about Goodnight....like that...like his sincerity...not so much the voice.

It's his drumming that made him famous!!!!

I like him as a singer too

Quoted from An_Apple_Beatle, posted October 29, 2004, 11:35am at here

Certainly drummer. He's a great narrator! (Thomas The Tank Engine. lol)
Singing?........I forgot about Goodnight....like that...like his sincerity...not so much the voice.

They've got a new person for Thomas The Tank Engine and it sounds horrible.

I like both.

Quoted from Lucy_In_The_Sky, posted October 30, 2004, 5:58am at here

They've got a new person for Thomas The Tank Engine and it sounds horrible.

Scandalous!!!! Won't be the same.

I recently seen the old Simpsons with Ringo in...what a legend...
Just thinking, he must be a pro at recording voice-over animation

Drumming. Poor Ringo just doesn't have a good voice.

I did like him on Shing Time Station, though. I was watching the re-runs last year for him LOL. So pathetic, I'm glad I stopped that.

Yeah, at least Ringo never had his voiced fixed with computers like a certain blonde pop star that I could mention (her name rhymes with Millary Fluff)

Is singing is okay, but drumming is his claim to fame, most definatly.

I like both but what can I tell you I am a Ringo fan!  His voice wasn't that great in his early Beatles songs but hen he got to "Yellow Submarine" and "With A Little Help From My Friends" Ringo's voice just hits the spot and I can't picture anyone else singing those songs.  That is why I don't like the Joe Crocker version of "With A Little Help From My Friends" because it is slowed down way to much and the songs is also basically Ringo's trademark now.  For drumming I love him on everything he did because he just sets the mood of the song and provides a solid, metronome like drumbeat.  Lately I've been listening to like "Old Brown Shoe" and "The End" and I just love the drumming he is amazing what can I say and I am sick of him being so underated he is just as talented as the other 3.  As John once said, "Ringo was a Star in his own right before we even had a drummer."  I paraphrased there but the sentiment is the same John, Paul, and George have all said that Ringo is the greatest drummer.  Interesting note when watching "Give My Regards To Broadstreet" reccently I noticed that  on "Ballroom Dancing" Ringo played drums as he did with all of the songs in that movie.  Anyway I heard the version from "Tug of War" and I kind of thought my, Ringo did a good job of copying the drumming from that album.  Little to my suprise I found out that Ringo played the drums on "Tug Of War" to so he was just copying his own drumming anyways.

Mr. Kite

"You Are The Greatest Drummer Ever,  Really."

Paul McCartney (Postcard sent to Ringo from when he quit The Beatles in 196
(Postcards From The Boys)

there both good, but his a great drummer

both however actors would be still better

Ringo is a good drummer,actor and singer...I like his drumming in The End and Blue Jay Way (well, every song)

I like both but just when he does it at the same time. Because normally in his All-Starr tours and stuff, he gets off the drums to sing, and off the mic to drum, and that I don't like

Quoted from Mairi, posted December 3, 2004, 9:18pm at here

Yeah, at least Ringo never had his voiced fixed with computers like a certain blonde pop star that I could mention (her name rhymes with Millary Fluff)

Please, name her, name her.

Hilary Duff.

Wouldnt drum me like without Ringo.

both

better at drummer then singer

Has anyone else heard that Ringo has publicly stated that he feels unloved by the British public?...I was well sad to hear that...Also he MUST know that's not true...He's an absolute HERO!!! Funny and so nice in interviews always. Hemust be having another insecure moment....Oh well..Thought if he read this thread he should know it's not true!!!!

how the bloody hell can Ringo be or feel insecure ? what a life that man has had .. even if he were overshadowed by Lennon/McCartney.. i still would swap places with him anyday of the week lol .. even if i had to narrate Tomas the Tank Engine hehe

His screaming alchohol shows a man not happy with himself ( I think)
I saw him on Tv recently doing the rounds plugging his postcards book. I thought "is that RINGO!" I found it a bit unsettling-don't know why.