McCartney finally hit his first highlight with "Ram", full of diversity and irresistible and blissful pop excess.  From the ethereal beginning of "Too Many people" to the teenage lament of "Back Seat Of My Car", he just bounces with delight.  "Ram On" spirits a delightfully wispy ditty and "Smile Away" is a romping jokester of a song.  It's interesting that with all these good songs, only one single was released, but it is a staple.  "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" is a classic single with enough bridges and chord changes to delight any music student or pop aficionado.  Adding "Another Day" (a homage to women and Linda) and "Oh Woman, Oh Why" (ditto, again), completes this period of McCartney, but Remastering the entire album is a marvel and makes it sound like the first listen from over thirty years ago.