By DAVE PAULSON • Staff Writer • July 8, 2008 The rows of dining tables lining the Wildhorse Saloon's floor were a bit of a discouraging sight Sunday night, before Ringo Starr and his All-Starr band took the Nashville club's stage. In his years with the Beatles, Starr's audience would be leaping out of their seats to get a better view and have their screams heard. Now, with Starr's current tour hitting numerous casinos and resorts, was his audience really going to simply sit with their dinner while a Beatle — one of two the world has left — sang Beatles songs? Of course not. Songs such as "With a Little Help From My Friends," "Yellow Submarine" and "I Wanna Be Your Man" brought standing ovations, spirited sing-alongs and desperate shouts. Starr — one day shy of turning 68, but looking at least 10 years younger — bounded about...
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