Maureen Starkey

Drummer + Actor

Female

Born Aug 4, 1946

Hometown Liverpool, England

Died Dec 30, 1994

Death Place Seattle, Washington

Other Names Cox, Mary

Maureen "Mo" Starkey Tigrett née Cox was the first wife of The Beatles drummer, Ringo Starr. They married in 1965 and divorced in 1975. Together, they had three children.

Romance

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Isaac Tigrett
Fling 1984 - 1994
George Harrison
Fling 1973 - 1974
Ringo Starr
Married 1965

Family

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Maureen Starkey

d.1994

children

Zak Starkey
Son, Age 47
Jason Starkey

Son, Age 45
Lee Starkey
Daughter, Age 42

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Maureen Starkey Becomegorgeous.Com
Google News - Aug 28, 2011

Your hearing is fragile. So don't listen loudly. Listen carefully. This is the message delivered by Miley Cyrus for the 'Listen Carefully' campaign. Miley Cyrus and the Starkey Hearing Foundation teamed up in order to launch a special campaign meant to
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Hoffman: Witness To Last Beatles Concert Remembers Houston Chronicle
Google News - Aug 20, 2011

"You can see me sitting with Maureen Starkey, Yoko and Chris O'Dell, who was the only other American up there. She's from Phoenix, and she was Paul McCartney's assistant." (I know, Yoko was an American, too, but I didn't want to stop Mansfield from
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[Review] Trois Chansons De George Harrison Offertes à D'autres Puis Quand Même ... Yellow Sub.Net
Google News - Jun 13, 2011

... fréquent à Friar Park à l'automne 1973… sans doute autant attiré par l'amitié de George que par la présence de la toujours belle Pattie Boyd, qu'il draguera fermement, sans doute pendant que le quiet one s'envoyait en l'air avec Maureen Starkey
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Music Chronicle
NYTimes - Feb 28, 2010

MISS O'DELL My Hard Days and Long Nights With the Beatles, the Stones, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, and the Women They Loved. By Chris O'Dell with Katherine Ketcham. Touchstone, $26. Superficially, ''Miss O'Dell'' appears to be a typical rock memoir. O'Dell and her famous friends -- she worked for the Beatles' Apple Corps and later tour-managed some of
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