Ringo Starr can't help but credit Paul McCartney 's work ethic for The Beatles ' success. In a new interview for AXS with Dan Rather, the drummer, now 83, opened up about how the "Say Say Say" musician, now 81, was responsible for how prolific the band was — and how despite their differences at times, the work always came first.

In his Los Angeles recording studio Ringo Starr has drums set up just like the Ludwig kit he used with the Fab Four, with the Beatle still recording with Sir Paul McCartney from time to time

Ringo Starr says that The Beatles likely would have released far fewer albums and records had it not been for Paul McCartney's work ethic.

Ringo Starr recently revealed that The Beatles’ prolific output during their active years was largely due to Paul McCartney’s relentless work ethic. In a candid interview, the drummer made some acknowledgments that without McCartney’s drive,