On his just-released new single, “Time on My Hands,” Ringo Starr sings, “The lesson’s been learned / I’m over her now / That bridge has been burned.” But one bridge that Starr definitely never burned is the one connecting him to country music.

"I have loved Ringo Starr and his playing and his singing and his aesthetic for as long as I can (or care to) remember," said Grammy-winning producer/songwriter Burnett, 76, in a

Ringo Starr is going Country. Liusten to The Beatles Radio and more on the free Audacy app The 84-year-old, also known as the oldest living member of The Beatles, revealed Friday (10/18) his plans to release a Country album,

The Beatles drummer Sir Ringo Starr, 84, has announced a Country album as his first new full-length record in six years and you can listen to the first track here.

Ringo Starr was always the most country of the Beatles, covering Buck Owens' "Act Naturally" and professing his love of Kitty Wells, his favorite singer. Fifty-five years since he released the twangy country solo album Beaucoups of Blues in 1970,