Vinyl Album - Paul And Linda McCartney - Ram - Parlophone

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Paul And Linda McCartney
Title:	Ram
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PAS 10003 / 1E 064 o 04810
Date:	17 May 1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 3 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Paul And Linda McCartney	Too Many People	Paul McCartney	Rate
A2	Paul And Linda McCartney	3 Legs	Paul McCartney	Rate
A3	Paul And Linda McCartney	Ram On	Paul McCartney	Rate
A4	Paul And Linda McCartney	Dear Boy	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	Rate
A5	Paul And Linda McCartney	Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	Rate
A6	Paul And Linda McCartney	Smile Away	Paul McCartney	Rate
B1	Paul And Linda McCartney	Heart Of The Country	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	Rate
B2	Paul And Linda McCartney	Monkberry Moon Delight	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	Rate
B3	Paul And Linda McCartney	Eat At Home	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	Rate
B4	Paul And Linda McCartney	Long Haired Lady	Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney	Rate
B5	Paul And Linda McCartney	Ram On	Paul McCartney	Rate
B6	Paul And Linda McCartney	The Back Seat Of My Car	Paul McCartney	Rate

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Produced By Paul And Linda McCartney.
Mega Rare First UK Pressing.

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Comments and Reviews


stoutfellow51 2nd Apr 2020		Everything about this release suggests that it was manufactured in the UK for export only and the release date might even have been post-1971. In 1971 all four ex-Beatles were still contracted to Apple/EMI and this continued to be the case until 1976. Some singles and albums, particularly those from Paul were released in the UK on Capitol from 1975 onwards but they were still under the EMI umbrella. I very much doubt that this record was ever offered for sale as new in UK outlets but anyone who actually owns or indeed bought one when it first came out might be able to shed some light on the matter.



Quad5point1 23rd Nov 2019		The text layout and font on the label looks very very Irish to me. I know in Dublin they pressed albums but had the sleeves sent over from the UK, they might very well have sent the labels over with the sleeves by mistake but ended up on this. A mystery wrapped in an enigma



deepinder cheema 28th Apr 2017		The ring under the paper label looks like it might be a dutch pressing. The font is all wrong for a UK label.



TopPopper 21st Apr 2017		Front cover copied over from standard UK pressing.



Dr Doom SUBS 13th Apr 2017		Thanks TopPopper. I've hidden the originals rather than delete so they are there for reference.



TopPopper 31st Mar 2017		Have added a pair of labels which I've re-skewed on Photoshop to correct the perspective (as best I can). I'll leave it to Dr Doom to decide whether to remove the originals as they are 'first generation' photos of what seems to be a pretty rare record.



Dr Doom SUBS 29th Mar 2017		Labels photos provided by the excellent Kenwood Lennon blog Ta' La'