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Mar 30, 2015He makes no bones that he's here for a good time, and the appealing thing about Postcards from Paradise is that it's as much fun to hear as it must've been to make.
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MojoApr 21, 2015It's confirmation that the old boy's still got a few tricks in him. [May 2015, p.90]
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Q MagazineApr 1, 2015Song quality is key: at home writing cheery or wistful postcards rather than deep and meaningful navel-gazing, Ringo had yarns to spin, vibes to spread and lucky stars to thank. [May 2015, p.112]
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Apr 1, 2015So no Sgt. Pepper here, but then again, no one would ever expect that from happy-go-lucky Ringo.
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Mar 31, 2015Postcards From Paradise, his 18th solo effort, is a masterful summary of Ringo-ness: his cheer, his cheek, his wisdom.
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UncutMar 30, 2015A solid set of songs. [May 2015, p.81]
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Classic Rock MagazineMar 30, 2015A rather predictable record. [May 2015, p.107]
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Mar 30, 2015With its chintzy synths, plastic horns, and feather-lite reggae (the stiff, dunderheaded "Right Side of the Road") and lifeless white-guy funk (the bleating "Bamboula"), the album might as well be made up of outtakes recorded 30 years ago.
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Apr 24, 2015By track 11, Let Love Lead, you feel you’ve jogged along the cliché-rich, emotion-free AOR road for longer than its 43 minutes and 57 seconds.