This is the most "Beatlesque" of all of Paul's post-Fab Four output. This is also his most "English" album...kind of his "Waterloo Sunset"; songs that seem inspired by living the  pastoral British rural life. I don't understand why many dismiss this album  as a trifle..perhaps because it only yielded one "greatest  hit"--"Uncle Albert"? At any rate, there isn't one weak cut  one here, even the one or two-minute "filler" tunes that have an  endearingly rough "home demo" sound (reminiscent of  "McCartney"). There are cuts like "Back Seat Of My  Car", with a melody line and vocal harmony arrangement that would make  Brian Wilson weep; the great country-blues "Heart of the  Country"; the dead-on Elvis vocal impression on the infectious rocker  "Smile Away"...the list goes on and on. This British import  reissue also wisely includes the A + B sides of the 45 that was released at  the same time and didn't appear on the original album: "Another  Day" and "Oh Woman Oh Why". Excellent remastering on this  disc also--far superior to the domestic US version.