It's called "Long, Long Road," and it looks back on Ringo's life and times, including his years with the Beatles.

As the legendary drummer drives a fancy old convertible down a series of streets, shots show moments from his remarkable life, including a glimpse of Butlins, a British "holiday camp," where he played drums for Rory Storm before being hand picked for the Fab Four.

He also drives by JFK Airport, where black and white footage and some special FX put him in the middle of the madness that was Beatlemania in 1964. 

And the video starts with two other key images - an Octopus (presumably in his Garden), as a Yellow Submarine glides by. 

It reminds me in a way of "All Those Years Ago" by George Harrison, a tribute to the late John Lennon. He recorded it in 1981, a few months after the former Beatle was shot.

It's part of a new tour the 85-year-old Starr is trying to promote, although Canada is not - for the moment - on the itinerary. Gotta say for his age, unless Photoshop or A.I. is at work, he looks amazing. 

Will it get radio airplay? That may be a Long, Long Road. 

Ringo Starr looks back on his life in new video for ‘Long Long Road’