Title: Not among the best of Ringo Starr's albums
Product review: Ringo Starr's BAD BOY offers three worthwhile songs: "Hard Times," a solid rocker; "Heart On My Sleeve," a from-the-heart pop tune; and "Tonight," in which Ringo delivers an affecting vocal about new love. Beyond that, it varies from so-so to so-what. The production value on "Who Needs A Heart" and "Monkey-See, Monkey-Do" grew on me through the years, although I wouldn't include either on a best-of collection (and Ringo hasn't asked me to compile one). Ringo Starr's BAD BOY is for the fan who wants to have everything. Those who would like to hear one of his best albums should try TIME TAKES TIME, RINGO, or GOODNIGHT VIENNA; the latter two now include superb CD bonus tracks.
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