Deep Dish: RAM (1971) 50th Anniversary Part 1

<p>1970-71 was a prolific period for Beatles solo releases, and so last month we were blessed with yet another 50th anniversary edition of an iconic album: Paul and Linda McCartney's RAM. Tony and T.J. use the occasion to deep dish their favorite solo Paul work. And while they're at it:</p> <ul><li>T.J. and Tony reminisce about their old radio days and the technological marvel of audio cartridges</li> <li>Tony does his best Magic Alex impression, explaining the technological marvel of half-speed mastering.</li> <li>And the guys debate whether "Too Many People" can knock off "Motor of Love" and "Ou Est Le Soleil" for the top spot on the all-time greatest solo Paul charts</li> </ul> As usual, there's a lot of great music to talk about, so this one's going to be a two-parter. And also as usual, there might be a little bit of salty language. Though T.J. insists he's just saying "piece of cake."   EPISODE LINKS: <ul><li>Lend a moment of your time to help out the show! Tell a friend, and <a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/untitled-beatles-podcast/id1516037494'>rate and review on Apple Podcasts</a> or <a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/untitled-beatles-podcast/id1516037494'>wherever you listen</a>.</li> <li>Where does RAM land on your list of top solo Beatles records? Let the debates begin over on our <a href='https://www.facebook.com/untitledbeatlespod/'>Facebook page</a>!</li> </ul>