1. Mumbo 3'58
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
Also claimed by KIDNEY PUNCH
2. Bip Bop 4'09
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
Also claimed by KIDNEY PUNCH
3. Love Is Strange 4'52
(Mickey Baker / Ethel Smith)
Originally projected as an early 1972 Single but withdrawn before release
Published by CROMWELL MUSIC Ltd.
4. Wild Life 6'41
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
Also claimed by KIDNEY PUNCH
5. Some People Never Know 6'37
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
6. I Am Your Singer 2'18
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
7. Bip Bop Link 0'53
(Paul McCartney / Denny Laine)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
8. Tomorrow 3'27
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
9. Dear Friend 5'59
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Recorded during the late 1970 Ram sessions in New York City
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
10. Mumbo Link 0'54
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
Bonus Tracks
11. Give Ireland Back to the Irish 3'46
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
12. Mary Had a Little Lamb 3'34
(Paul McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
13. Little Woman Love 2'11
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd.
14. Mama's Little Girl 3'41
(Paul & Linda McCartney)
Published by MPL Communications Ltd. / ATV MUSIC Ltd.
Total Time: 53:00 (44:47 + 33:46)
Paul McCartney – Bass Guitar, Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Percussion, Vocals
Linda McCartney – Keyboards, Piano, Percussion, Vocals
Denny Laine – Guitars, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Keyboards, Vocals
Denny Seiwell – Drums and Percussion
Produced by Paul and Linda McCartney
Except Tracks 11-13 Produced by the McCartneys and Track 14 co-produced by Paul McCartney / Chris Thomas
Engineers: Alan Parsons, Tony Clark
Mixed by Bill Price (14)
Recorders: Dolmetsch
Pholo: Barry Lategan
Typo: Gordon House
All Songs written by Paul and Linda McCartney
Except 3 by Baker / Smith
and 12 by Paul McCartney
Digital Remasters P 1993
Original P dates: Tracks 1-10 1971, Tracks 11, 12 & 13 1972,
Track 14 1990
The Copyright in this sound recording is owned
by
MPL Communications Inc., under exclisive licence to EMI RECORDING Ltd.
When Paul and Linda McCartney were in New York recording 'RAM'
they needed a drummer so they found a sweaty old basement in the West 40's and invited some drummers to play on a battered old drum kit.
One of those who turned up and went straight for his torn toms was Denny Seiweli, a tall type with eight generations of drummers in his family, who played well and left the drum kit throbbing.
After that, Paul, Linda and Denny played together on 'RAM' and then each took off for a holiday.
The Macs returned to Britain and during the time following wrote a bunch of songs at their country retreat.
When the time came to go recording again they rang Denny Laine, a Birmingham lad, and asked him if he was coming out to play.
Replying in the affirmative he brought his faithful guitar, and he and the Macs, along with Denny S. (who had arrived from the States as if by magic carrying his wife who was drunk again) and his drums, proceeded.
They rehearsed for a while, sang some old songs, wrote some new ones and in time headed for the big city studios.
In three days they had laid down most of the tracks and by the end of a couple of weeks the album was finished.
In this wrapper is the music they made. Can you dig it?
- Clint Harrigan
An APPLE RECORD
EMI RECORDING