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Technically, it was Paul and Linda McCartney, since this album was very much a collaboration between them. Some of the material was of the standard we expected ("Monkberry Moon Delight", "The Backseat of My Car", "Uncle Albert/AdmiralHalsey"), but somehow it all seemed entirely too whimsical, as if they'd spent a bit too long isolated on the farm. It was the expectations that were the problem, of course. Paul was simply making a light-hearted album, and we wanted earth-shaking pronouncements. Take
Ram on its own terms (i.e., fun), and it's thoroughly enjoyable. --
Chris Nickson
Album Details
Digitally remastered 1993 reissue on Parlophone of his 1971 album recorded with his wife Linda. In addition to the original 12 tracks on the #2 album, including the #1 smash 'Uncle Albert/ Admiral Halsey', this reissue adds two bonus tracks: his top five hit 'Another Day' and 'Oh Woman, Oh Why'. 14 tracks total.