Interview for Liverpool Echo • Saturday, May 29, 1971

Paul and Linda: Two in harmony

Press interview • Interview of Paul McCartney
Published by:
Liverpool Echo
Interview by:
Dave Parry
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Interview

BEATLE Paul McCartney takes yet another independent step forward with the release this month of the Apple label of “Ram,” the first album co-written and co-produced with his wife Linda.

The L.P. was recorded in America and Linda is featured both as a vocalist and instrumentally.

She also took the sleeve photographs which include the front cover picture of Paul holding the horns of a ram outside their Scottish home. Says Paul:

“We’ve been writing many more songs together and we’re developing as a harmony team. We conceived the LP in Britain although we went off to America to record it. Now we’re back in Scotland and having a break but we’re writing more stuff as we go along.”

The album seems to have been made on a very informal basis.

I found this New York drummer, Denny Seiwell, and we just went to work the following Monday,” explains Paul.

“To get together a couple of other people I listened to various musicians and picked out guitarists Dave Spinoza and Hugh McCracken. We had a bit of a holiday before going out to the West Coast and there I found this very good mixing engineer Eirik Wangberg, a Norwegian.”

Will McCartney and McCartney outsell Lennon and Ono? Watch this space!


From Liverpool Echo – Saturday 29 May 1971

Last updated on April 15, 2022

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