Julian Lennon Today
It was in 1984 when Julian’s debut album, “Valotte,” became a huge success, garnering him two top-ten songs and a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. His subsequent albums, on the other hand, were met with less enthusiasm. In 1991, Julian decided to take a vacation from the music profession. In 2002, he released a reworked version of “When I’m Sixty-Four.” which was written more than a decade earlier. In 2009, he established the White Feather Foundation, a non-profit environmental organization named after a story his father told him about the importance of feathers. Julian opened a show of 35 photographs, including his collection of Beatles memorabilia, to remember his father’s birth on the 70th anniversary of his birth in 2010. The photographs were displayed to commemorate the 70th anniversary of his father’s birth in 2010. “Timeless: The Photography of Julian Lennon” is a book that focuses on the photography of Julian Lennon.
Julian Lennon Today
Zak Starkey
Parents: Ringo Starr and Maureen Cox
Born: September 13, 1965
Ringo Starr and Maureen Starkey welcomed their first child, Zak, into the world in August of that year, following their marriage earlier in the year. He couldn’t help but be fascinated by his father’s drums, despite his father’s best efforts to keep him out of the increasingly stressful music business, which Zak could not help but admire. Because his godfather Keith Moon (of The Who) gave him a drum kit when he was eight years old, it’s hardly surprising. Because of his father and godfather, it should come as no surprise that the youngster was interested in drums and rock ‘n’ roll. Since his parents’ split in 1975, he has been fascinated by the subject of divorce. He was a member of his father’s All-Starr Party and then the Icicle Works, both of which were founded by his father.
Zak Starkey
