Ringo Starr was interviewed by journalist Dan Rather (AXS TV). Ringo Starr tells Dan Rather that The Beatles didn't get along and that they would fight from time to time.
“No no, we didn’t get along. We were four guys, we had rouse. It never got in the way of the music no matter how bad the row was. Once the count in, we all gave our best. And that was a little later too which I think it was a natural thing, you know,” explained Ringo.
He continued: “Suddenly, we’ve got lives and iv’e got children and you know, the effort that we put in cause we worked really hard was starting to pale a little and we always thank Paul to this day.
“Because of Paul, who was the workaholic of our band, we made a lot more records than John and I would’ve made. We liked to sit around a little more and then Paul would call ‘Alright lads’, and we’d go in.”
“I think its all part of where we came from. I always give credit that there was four of us all from the same city and we would look at each other, you know one of us would be freaking out or being a big shot and three other people would go ‘Excuse me’ and that kept us straight,” he told Rather.
He continued: “You know it’s interesting because the time we met Elvis, I really thought ‘How sad that he’s on his own’. He had all those people around but he was on his own. I had three great mates.”
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