It Don't Come Easy (Ringo Starr) Single - Apple R5898 (9 April 1971)

It Don't Come Easy
(UK, 1971)

1. It Don't Come Easy (Richard Starkey)
2. Early 1970 (Richard Starkey)

Back Off Boogaloo (Ringo Starr) Single - Apple R5944 (17 March 1972)

Back Off Boogaloo
(UK, 1972)

1. Back Off Boogaloo (Richard Starkey)
2. Blindman  (Richard Starkey)

Photograph (Ringo Starr) Single - Apple R5992 (19 October 1973)

Photograph
(UK, 1973)

1. Photograph  (George Harrison-Richard Starkey)
2. Down And Out  (Richard Starkey)

You're Sixteen (Ringo Starr) Single - Apple R5995 (8 February 1974)

You're Sixteen
(UK, 1974)

1. You're Sixteen  (Sherman-Sherman)
2. Devil Woman  (Richard Starkey)

Only You (Ringo Starr) Single - Apple R6000 (15 November 1974)

Only You
(UK, 1974)

1. Only You (And You Alone) (Ram-Rand)
2. Call Me (Richard Starkey)

Snookeroo (Ringo Starr) Single - Apple R6004 (21 February 1975)

Snookeroo
(UK, 1975)

1. Snookeroo (Elton Jon-Bernie Taupin)
2. Oo-Wee (Richard Starkey-Vini Poncia)

Oh My My (Ringo Starr) Single - Apple R6011 (9 January 1976)

Oh My My
(UK, 1976)

1. Oh My My (Vini Poncia-Richard Starkey)
2. No No Song (Axton-Jackson)

* This Single Was Released To Promote The 'Blast From The Past' Album Of Ringo's Greatest Hit's

A Dose Of Rock 'n' Roll (Ringo Starr) Single - Polydor 2001 6994 (15 October 1976)

A Dose Of Rock 'n' Roll
(UK, 1976)

1. A Dose Of Rock 'n' Roll  (Carl Grossman)
2. Cryin'  (Vini Poncia-Richard Starkey)

Hey Baby (Ringo Starr) Single - Polydor 2001 699 (29 November 1976)

Hey Baby
(UK, 1976)

1. Hey Baby (Cobb-Channel)
2. Lady Gaye (Poncia-Starkey-Ward)

Drowning In The Sea Of Love (Ringo Starr) Single - Polydor 2001 734 (16 September 1977)

Drowning In The Sea Of Love
(UK, 1977)

1. Drowning In The Sea Of Love (Gamble-Huff)
2. Just A Dream (Richard Starkey-Vini Poncia) * Very Rare B Side

Lipstick Traces (Ringo Starr) Single - Polydor 2001 782 (1 June 1978)

Lipstick Traces
(UK, 1978)

1. Lipstick Traces (Neville)
2. Old Time Reloving (Vini Poncia-Richard Starkey)

This single was given a catalogue number and was due for release, although it's not certain whether it was actually ever done. A real rarity in the UK. (It was released as a single in other parts of the World)   

Tonight (Ringo Starr) Single - Polydor 2001 795 (21 July 1978)

Tonight
(UK, 1978)

1. Tonight  (McLagen-Pidgeon)
2. Heart On My Sleeve  (Gallagher-Lyle)

Wrack My Brain (Ringo Starr) Single RCA 166 (13 November 1981)

Wrack My Brain
(UK, 1981)

1. Wrack My Brain  (George Harrison)
2. Drumming Is My Madness  (Harry Nilsson)

It Don't Come Easy / Back Off Boogaloo (Ringo Starr) Single EMI / Apple G45 13 (12 March 1984)

It Don't Come Easy / Back Off Boogaloo
(UK Single 1984)

1. It Don't Come Easy (Richard Starkey)
2. Back Off Boogaloo (Richard Starkey)

Nobody's Child (The Traveling Wilburys) Single W9773T (18 June 1990) 12' Only

Nobody's Child 12'
(UK, 1990)

1. Nobody's Child (Coben-Foree) (The Traveling Wilburys) (George Harrison Present, Not Lead Vocals)
2. Lumiere (Stewart) Dave Stewart
3. With A Little Help From My Friends (Live) (Lennon-McCartney) Ringo Starr, Vocals (Recorded live at The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, September 3–4, 1989)

Weight Of The World (Ringo Starr) Single 115 392 (4 May 1992)

Weight Of The World
(UK, 1992)

1. Weight Of The World (O'Doherty-Velez)
2. After All These Years  (Richard Starkey-Johnny Warman)
3. Don't Be Cruel (Otis Blackwell, Elvis Presley)  CD Only

La De Da (Ringo Starr) Single 566 139-2 (20 July 1998)

1. "La De Da" (Starkey/Hudson/Dudas/Grakal)
2. "Everyday" (Starkey/Hudson/Dudas/Grakal) 

Never Without You (Ringo Starr) Single (3 March 2003)

Never Without You
(UK 2003)

1. "Never Without You" (Radio Edit) (Ringo Starr-Mark Hudson-Gary Nicholson) 4.15
2. "Instant Amnesia" (Starkey-Hudson-Dudas-Grakal) – 5:12

Liverpool 8 (Ringo Starr) Single CD LIV 8 (7 January 2008)

Liverpool 8
(UK 2008)

1. "Liverpool 8" (Richard Starkey-Dave Stewart) – 4:49
2. "For Love" (Richard Starkey-Mark Hudson) - 3.49

Walk With You (Ringo Starr) Single (22 December 2009)

Walk With You
(UK 2009)

1. "Walk With You" (Richard Starkey-Van Dyke Parks) Featuring Paul McCartney on backing vocals.