. >>> ringo starr gained fame, fortune and a certain degree of cult status during his time with the beatlesistoric band broke up a half centery ago, but ringo is still going strong. he's on a world tour, has a new album and a new concert special airing monday right here on cbs. anthony mason reports. >> you've played here before. >> i have played here. several times. and it's always a thrill. >> is it? >> well, yeah. it's, you know, the home of country music. >> yeah. ♪ i'm spellbound ♪ >> when i was a teenager, hank williams and people like that, this was the aim of the game, is to get to here. >> are you ready to hear some good music? >> reporter: in nashville ringo starr played the mother church of country music. ♪ sitting here wondering ♪ >> this is really cool. >> this is elvis. >> oh, elvis's. okay. and then kitty wells is up there. >> i love kitty wells. i just love kitty wells. i have a great band. >> reporter: he was at the ryman to celebrate his latest record, "look up," an unexpected album of country songs. ♪ don't look down on the shadow town ♪ ♪ look up ♪ it came about after he

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. >> you can own a boot owned by ringo starr. >> reporter: which is making quite a name for itself ofe. >> i'll take one of the guitars. >> reporter: the two of them couldn't be more different. >> that's cool. >> really cool. >> reporter: martin is from rural ireland. darren is from rural indiana. but 20 years ago they saw a potential market that few others did. >> so these are marilyn monroe's jeans. >> reporter: martin and darren, along with their staff, like director of appraisals laura wooley have proven that there is value in what other auction houses sometimes overlook. >> they're actually jcpenney's, which is kind of fun. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. sure, marilyn monroe's jeans will likely go for tens of thousands of dollars, but what about her personal eye shadow, or elvis presley's gas card, or a simple plaque from judy garland's dressing room? each of those sold for less than $11,000. now that's not cheap, but it's nt the price of fine art either. said one collector -- >> he said it's a lot sexier to have john lennon's guitar on the wall than a picasso. >> mind you, he did hav

. >>> the legendary ringo starr talks with anthony mason about his upcoming special which celebrates have more on the show. we will see you at 7:00. >>> all right. nate, we will see you then. >>> well, we want to get now to our revive and thrive segment. we know daylight savings time is here, and it is kind of tough for a lot of people because you have to wake up a little bit earlier. it is that time of year where we are to change the clocks, spring ahead and lose that hour of sleep. danya bacchus has information to show us how some experts want to stop that time change. >> reporter: clocks move forward this sunday for daylight saving time, and just like clockwork the debate over seasonal time change springs into action. >> do you usually look forward to when we have to spring forward or -- >> honestly, i have to google every time whether it is the one that i lose sleep on or gain sleep on. so i'm not sure if i should dread this one. >> why bother doing it? like does it really help anything? does it really save us any daylight? like i don't see the need for it anymore. >> reporter: r

. >> uk telephone booth owned by ringo starr. >> reporter: which has been making a name for is self in't be more different. >> that's cool. really cool. >> reporter: martin is from rural ireland. darren is from rural indiana. but 20 years ago they saw a potential market that few others did. >> so these are marilyn monroe's jeans. >> reporter: martin and darren, along with their staff, like director of appraise ums laura woolley, have proven there is value in what other auctions sometimes overlook. >> they are jcpenney's, which is fun. >> my gosh. >> reporter: sure, marilyn monroe's jeans will likely go for tens of thousands of dollars, but what about her personal eyeshadow or elvis presley's gas card or a simple plaque from judy garland's dressing room? even of those sold for less than $11,000. now, that's not cheap, but it's not the price of fine art either. said one collector -- >> he said that it's a lot sexier to have john lennon's guitar on the wall than a picasso. >> he did have picassos. >> yeah, because he was buying his youth. >> reporter: the inowe vision, if a celebrity was