As a kid, friends of mine and I would sit around playing 45's in our friends music den.  We'd play records sometimes all afternoon, and then eventually we'd start trading records.  I remember trading my 45 of "No Matter What" by Badfinger for this single of "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey."  I got to like that single so much that I played the flip side and that song was "Too Many People."  Man, I really liked that song too.  So eventually, I gathered up enough change to get about $4 together so that I could go out any buy the whole album (actually it as a cassette) of this Paul McCartney album "Ram".  This album was really cool.  It felt kinda raw and personal.  But, there was an element of humor and disconcern about impressing anybody with these songs.  That contributed to its appeal.  Out of all the songs on this album, I think "Eat at Home" is the least impressive, however it is still an enjoyable song.  "Dear Boy", "Heart of The Country", and "Back Seat of My Car" are my absolute favorites.