Written by George Harrison in 1969. Presented as a possible song for the Beatles' Abbey Road, but Lennon and McCartney rejected it. Recorded as a demo by Harrison as a solo artist during the All Things Must Pass sessions (1970). Other recorded versions by other artists included Ronnie Spector and Cilia Black. Like Starr’s previous two albums, “Ringo” and “Goodnight Vienna,” “Ringo’s Rotogravure” featured each of the other three Beatles contributing a song and this was George’s even though he was unavailable to play on the track. Harrison later sued Starr over this version of the song as he found the orchestrations abhorrent and tasteless. The suit was later settle out of court. Some music critics have called this song a “lost masterpiece” and that the Beatles really missed a great opportunity at recording yet another amazing song.