Recording
Beginning in March, Starr was joined not only by Walsh, but Gary Brooker (Procol Harum), The Who's John Entwistle, Ray Cooper and Eric Clapton on one track. With none of his usual celebrity mates helping out, this was largely a Starr/Walsh album and the spotlight would be mostly on them. The album's titling of Old Wave is a play on New Wave. The cover of the album features a (colourised) black-and-white photo of Starr in his pre-Beatles days.
Recording of the album went smoothly and was completed by summer.
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