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Beaucoups of Blues
''Beaucoups of Blues'' is the second studio album by former Beatles member Ringo Starr, and also his second full-length release in 1970, coming after his debut ''Sentimental Journey''. However, ''Beaucoups of Blues'' is very far removed in style from its pop-based predecessor, relying on country and western influences. Still, like its predecessor, the album proved a moderate commercial success, reaching Billboard's number 35 slot on the Country Albums chart and number 65 on the Billboard 200 chart.〔
==Background==
During Ringo Starr's tenure with the Beatles he had dabbled with in country music: the band covered the country song "Act Naturally", and Starr co-wrote the country-influenced track "What Goes On" and wrote the country song "Don't Pass Me By". While playing on sessions for George Harrison's ''All Things Must Pass'', Starr – a long-time country and western fan – met Pete Drake,〔 in May 1970. Starr had to pick up Drake from the airport so that the pair could record with Harrison; Drake noticed the amount of country albums Starr had in his vehicle.〔 Realising Drake's deep connection to country, Starr asked him if they could collaborate on an album together.〔 Drake told Starr his musician friends could compose more than an album's worth of material in a week, which Starr thought was "impossible".〔 Starr was very keen and agreed. Starr promptly flew to Nashville on 22 June.〔
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