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26 | August 22, 2019 | The highland park landmark LIFE & ARTS<br />
hplandmark.com<br />
Ringo Starr ‘gets by’ with help from some friends, Beach Boys<br />
Erin Yarnall, Editor<br />
Channeling a classic<br />
song by his former band,<br />
The Beatles, Beatles drummer<br />
and musician Ringo<br />
Starr was surrounded by<br />
friends as his All Starr<br />
Band performed alongside<br />
The Beach Boys over two<br />
nights, Aug. 3 and 4, at Ravinia<br />
Festival.<br />
Starr’s leads his All<br />
Starr supergroup, which<br />
is comprised of musicians<br />
from Toto, Men at Work,<br />
Santana, Journey and Average<br />
White Band.<br />
The supergroup played<br />
hits from each of it’s members<br />
bands, including Starr<br />
performing some of his<br />
songs from the Beatles,<br />
like “Yellow Submarine.”<br />
Opening for the All Starr<br />
Band was The Beach Boys<br />
featuring John Stamos on<br />
The Beach Boys setlist<br />
• Do It Again<br />
• Surfin’ Safari<br />
• Catch a Wave<br />
• California Sun<br />
• It’s OK<br />
• Surfin’ USA<br />
• Surfer Girl<br />
• Don’t Worry Baby<br />
• Little Deuce Coupe<br />
• 409<br />
• Shut Down<br />
• I Get Around<br />
• Be True to Your School<br />
• Getcha Back<br />
• God Only Knows<br />
• Pisces Brothers<br />
• Here Comes the Sun<br />
guitar, vocals and percussion.<br />
Stamos first started playing<br />
with The Beach Boys<br />
in 1985, and The Beach<br />
• California Girls<br />
• Sloop John B<br />
• Wouldn’t It Be Nice<br />
• Help Me, Rhonda<br />
• Do You Wanna<br />
Dance?<br />
• Barbara Ann<br />
• Good Vibrations<br />
• Kokomo<br />
• Rockaway Beach<br />
• Fun, Fun, Fun<br />
Ringo Starr and His All<br />
Starr Band setlist<br />
• Matchbox<br />
• It Don’t Come Easy<br />
• Evil Ways<br />
• Rosanna<br />
• Pick Up the Pieces<br />
• Down Under<br />
• Boys<br />
• Don’t Pass Me By<br />
• Yellow Submarine<br />
• Black Magic Woman/<br />
Gypsy Queen<br />
• You’re Sicteen<br />
• Anthem<br />
• Work to Do<br />
• Oye Como Va<br />
• I Wanna Be Your Man<br />
• Who Can It Be Now?<br />
• Hold the Line<br />
• Photograph<br />
• Act Naturally<br />
• With a Little Help<br />
From My Friends<br />
Boys made appearances on<br />
the television show “Full<br />
House,” which starred Stamos.<br />
The band played a careerspanning<br />
set, from the earliest<br />
hits in the ‘60s through<br />
to newer music, even including<br />
a cover of The Ramones’<br />
“Rockaway Beach.”<br />
Ringo Starr performs with his All Starr Band at Ravinia,<br />
Aug. 3. Photos by Erin Yarnall/22nd Century Media<br />
Actor and musician John Stamos performs with the<br />
Beach Boys at Ravinia.<br />
Chicago pays tribute to roots, plays entirety of ‘Chicago II’<br />
Olivia Vallone<br />
Editorial Intern<br />
It has been 47 years<br />
since Chicago first graced<br />
Ravinia with a performance<br />
and though they’ve<br />
gone through multiple personnel<br />
changes since then,<br />
they still rocked the audience’s<br />
socks off.<br />
On Aug. 10 the pavillion<br />
at Ravinia Festival<br />
was filled up with fans to<br />
see the band as well as the<br />
more than 10,000 people<br />
on the lawn.<br />
With up to 15 people on<br />
stage during some songs<br />
and countless logos in<br />
the background, the band<br />
played as many of their<br />
classics as they could in<br />
the two-and-a-half hour<br />
long show. They surprised<br />
the audience by playing an<br />
entire side of “Chicago II”<br />
Chicago setlist<br />
• Questions 67 & 68<br />
• Dialogue (Part I & II)<br />
• Wake Up Sunshine<br />
• Call on Me<br />
• (I’ve Been) Searchin’<br />
So Long<br />
• Mongonucleosis<br />
• Leave Me Now<br />
• Look Away<br />
• Ballet<br />
• Alive Again<br />
• Does Anybody Really<br />
Know What Time It Is?<br />
straight through.<br />
Three of the founding<br />
members, Robert<br />
Lamm, Lee Loughnane<br />
and James Pankow, were<br />
joined by seven other<br />
bandmates to create the<br />
nostalgic Chicago sound.<br />
The band paid tribute to<br />
• Old Days<br />
• Hard Habit to Break<br />
• You’re the Inspiration<br />
• I’m a Man (The<br />
Spencer Davis Group<br />
cover)<br />
• Street Player<br />
• Just You ‘n’ Me<br />
• Hard to Say I’m Sorry/<br />
Get Away<br />
• Saturday in the Park<br />
• Feelin’ Stronger Every<br />
Day<br />
• Free<br />
• 25 or 6 to 4<br />
their roots by showing<br />
a slideshow during the<br />
performance of pictures<br />
from when they were<br />
starting out in 1967.<br />
One of the most notable<br />
parts of the concert<br />
was when drummer and<br />
percussionist Walfredo<br />
Lee Loughnane, trumpet player for Chicago and one of<br />
the band’s co-founders, performs at Ravinia.<br />
Reyes Jr. and Ramon Yslas<br />
cranked out a solo. The<br />
pair switched drum sets<br />
in the middle of the solo<br />
without missing a single<br />
beat.<br />
Chicago ended their<br />
encore with the exciting<br />
“25 or 6 to 4”, which had<br />
people who started walking<br />
out stop in their tracks<br />
and turn around.<br />
Chicago trombone player<br />
and co-founder James<br />
Pankow performs at the<br />
band’s concert, Aug. 10,<br />
at Ravinia Festival. PHOTOS<br />
BY Olivia Vallone/22nd<br />
Century Media
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