After disappointment in some critical and public quarters over the sparseness of McCartney, Paul McCartney and his wife Linda, went into the studio with musicians David Spinoza (guitars), Hugh McCracken (guitars), and future Wings founding member Denny Seiwell (drums). Their aim was to mix the rawness of McCartney with the epic scale of Abbey Road. The resulting album, Ram, divided opinion; either it was a stunning amalgamation of both albums or `Macca' had lost his touch. I happen to think it's the former. Sure there are some thruways tracks present, but Ram is never boring and there are plenty of classics on offerer like Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, Too Many People, Home In The Country, and The Back Seat Of My Car. Thankfully, Ram has gotten a reappraisal during the last decade or so and deserves a high spot in the McCartney/Wings catalogue. This remaster also includes as extra tracks, the first ever Paul McCartney solo single Another Day/ Oh Woman, Oh Why.