The exhibit begins at childhood with Ringo's baby pictures and school reports, personal letters from and to him, pictures of the Beatles taken by him, several of his drum kits, and a closetful of outfits, many recognizable from tv appearances.

Of course it explores the extraordinary career of the 7-time Grammy Award winner.

Some of the exhibit's highlights are Ringo's signature Ludwig drum kits used for The Ed Sullivan Show and during the filming of 'Let It Be', his spacesuit used on the cover of 'Goodnight Vienna', his pink Sgt. Pepper outfit, and memorabilia from the days of Beatlemania.

The best moments, however, is the interactive booth where Ringo himself leads you in activities. Ringo provides three easy drum lessons which he once taught to his son, Zak Starkey, who has since gone on to play with The Who and Oasis. Having Ringo teach you "boom chick, boom chick boom boom" and the shuffle gives you a firsthand look at Ringo's drumming style.

The exhibit is scheduled to run through March, 2014. Admission is $12.95 for adults, $11.95 for seniors, $10.95 for students. The museum is located at 800 W. Olympic Blvd in Los Angeles, California.

In related news: Ringo Starr also recently published unseen photos in a new ebook titled 'Photograph'. Explains the drummer:

"We always had a real photographer around us, like Dezo Hoffman and Bob Freeman, who took a lot of photos for the Beatles' album covers. But I took pictures of them photographing us – and I had a unique perspective of that incredible period of our lives. These are the shots that only I could have taken."

Get Photograph at the iBookstore or https://www.RingoPhotograph.com for £9.99