Ringo Starr FALLS on Stage During Concert

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00:00 (upbeat music)

00:02 Ringo Starr falling on stage and recovering like a pro.

00:12 I think that's all it is, just keep moving.

00:14 The 83 year old Beatles alum tripped then fell

00:17 during his band's encore at a show in New Mexico.

00:20 The moment captured in footage published by TMZ.

00:23 (upbeat music)

00:26 (crowd cheering)

00:29 But after the spill, Ringo wasted no time

00:32 managing to get back on his feet quickly.

00:35 Hey, that's good news.

00:37 ♪ All I do is act naturally ♪

00:40 The singer's definitely a natural,

00:42 going on to sing a bit of his song, "Give Peace a Chance."

00:45 ♪ All we can say ♪

00:50 ♪ Is give peace a chance ♪

00:54 Before making light of the situation

00:55 and sharing a joke with the audience.

00:57 ♪ I'm gonna go over to the shining with us, don't you ♪

01:00 ♪ We're gonna sing to the moon ♪

01:02 They know I love my audiences.

01:05 It's all about having a good time.

01:07 This comes months after Ringo's Beatles bandmate,

01:10 Paul McCartney, announced the band's releasing

01:12 a new record using artificial intelligence.

01:15 When we were making the record and stuff,

01:17 it'd be really immodest to say,

01:18 I think we're the best band around.

01:20 Couldn't really get away with that.

01:23 Looking back, you know, I'm a big Beatles fan.

01:25 I think we were one hot band.

01:27 And Ringo and I, whenever we get together,

01:29 we look at each other, we just go, damn good group.

01:32 Great band.

01:33 You know, that's our sort of feeling.

01:36 In a new interview with BBC Radio,

01:38 Paul explains the technology was used to extricate

01:41 the late John Lennon's vocals from an old demo

01:44 to complete the song.

01:45 In reference to AI, Paul says,

01:47 it's a very interesting thing.

01:49 It's something we're all sort of tackling at the moment

01:51 in terms of trying to deal with what it means.

01:54 I'm out there, Paul's out there.

01:56 You know, we are still musicians.

01:59 We were in the biggest band in the land.

02:02 No band bigger.

02:03 But in that band were four musicians.

02:07 And we're still doing what we love to do.

02:09 And that is perform, you know, and play our instruments.

02:13 And during a chat with Variety,

02:15 Ringo offered his own clarity on the project,

02:18 saying it's not down to AI

02:20 and it's not like they're pretending anything.

02:22 That is actually John's voice,

02:24 Paul's voice and bass playing,

02:26 George on rhythm guitar and me on drums.

02:29 And the two things that are new

02:30 are Paul's bass and me on drums.

02:32 I mean, I love playing with him.

02:34 What a brother, brother, you know?

02:36 Ringo says it works,

02:37 despite all the madness going on around it,

02:40 adding it's still a beautiful track and our last track.

02:44 I thought that was a beautiful thing.

02:46 As for why the song's making a return now,

02:48 in Ringo fashion, he jokes,

02:50 "I don't know, Paul must've had a slow day."

02:53 You just gotta find stuff to do.

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