Son of Ringo Starr, the drummer played with the WHO for 29 years and leaves the band after the disagreement
The drummer Zak Starkey officially spoke after the dismissal of the The WHO. After a group spokesman confirms the decision to reject the musician in a declaration sent on Wednesday 16, to the portal The sunHe said he is proud of the trajectory and wants the best for the band.
“I am very proud of my almost 30 years with the WHO,” said the son of Ringo Starr THE People. “Take care of the place of my godfather”, Uncle Keith [Moon]’It was my biggest honor and they are still their biggest fan. They were like a family for me. “
Starkey’s departure comes after the participation of the group in the event of a teenage Cancer Trust charity, traditional series of British shows of which the singer Roger Daltrey He is an organizer.
According to the portal SubwayDaltrey complained of the battery openly during the last song, The song is overIn a presentation that took place last month at the traditional Royal Albert Hall in London. “To sing this song, I need to listen to the tone and I can’t. I only have the battery that makes” Bum, Bum, Bum “. I can’t sing it. I’m sorry, guys,” he told the public.
“After playing these songs with the band for so many decades, I am surprised and sad that someone has a problem with my presentation that night, but what can you do?” He reflected the alleged disagree drummer. He said that he now intends to take a holiday with his family and then pay attention to his other group’s next release, Mantra del Cosmo, with Noel GallagherAnd you finish writing your autobiography. “29 years old in any job is a good time and I wish them the best.”
The drummer also claimed to have recent health problems that have influenced his performance on stage. “In January, I suffered a serious medical emergency with blood clots in the right calf. Now I’m completely healed and [o problema] It does not affect my ability to play battery or sliding. “
Source: Terra
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