“RAM” by Paul and Linda McCartney appears as an anniversary edition

On this occasion, the album will be released as a limited-mast new version. “RAM” originated at McCartney Farms in Scotland.

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Happy together, in a band: Paul and Linda McCartney.

On this occasion, the album will be released as a limited-mast new version. “RAM” originated at McCartney Farms in Scotland.

Paul mccartneyThe second solo album “RAM”, which he shared with his first wife Linda mccartney Wrote, celebrated its 50th anniversary! For the occasion, the record is to be reissued on May 14, 2021 as a limited mastered vinyl pressing.

The album is the only mark of McCartney for which his wife is listed as an equal co-songwriter. Most of the songs were recorded on Scotland’s duet farm in support of a number of musicians – including Wings founding member Denny Seawell.

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This year a new version of “Ram” could be titled “50th Anniversary Half-Speed ​​Master Edition” Here Can be ordered in advance.

“Maybe this is the right way – just have fun with it”

Originally released in May 1971, the record was re-released in 2012 – as part of the then-running “Paul McCartney Archive Collection”. At the time on the occasion of the new release, the former Beatley remembered the creation of “RAM”. “One day the light bulb went off and we realized that we could just leave and go to Scotland, where we always wanted to live,” he said. Instead of thinking, after ‘ The beatles This is important ‘, I thought:’ Maybe this is the right way – just have fun with it ‘. ‘

“Letter of Credit” will be auctioned for £ 6,000 and up

Only in the beginning of the week did it go public A letter from Paul McCartney will be auctionedWhich he wrote in 1989 to settle a “debt”. In 1958 and 1959 – before the founding of the Beatles – Harrison and McCartney vacationed twice in North Wales and were taken for a few days by a certain Irene Briarley and his family. After their second stay, however, Harrison and McCartney took a blanket with them, which Briarly demanded back. McCartney’s 1989 handwritten answer is now up for auction for £ 6,000.

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