Paul is the greatest living musician alive. I hope he lives forever. This world would not be the same without him.

"Only Paul McCartney can do that, man!" Amen!!!

This whole album was so great. It’s almost unbelievable to know how depressed he was just before he did all of this great stuff. I can understand why he adored Linda because she propped him up when he was sinking. And then he did this! 🌺✌️

My name is Albert, so when this song was on the radio every 5 minutes, everyone that met me sang, "We're so sorry, Uncle Albert...🎶🎵" It was cool that an ex-Beatle used my name in a song.

It was this kind of composition that McCartney excelled at and which led him to ultimately compose a full symphonic work. I love this album so much. The Beatles and each Beatle as a solo act has been such a gift!

Paul is a musical genius.

Lets not forget Linda on this, her backing vocals are beautiful, especially in the opening slower opening sections

When Ram was first released it was panned by the critics. As time went on the appreciation for this album has grown exponentially. It is truly an incredible Album.

Is this the most Beatlesque of all of solo Paul McCartney‘s career? Perhaps! I believe it is his best effort! you said it all… To be honest I thought for years that this was a Beatles song because the background singers sounded like George John! 😃

When I heard Ram for the first time I was stunned how melodically rich it was. It is meant to be heard in it’s entirety. The same for Red Rose Speedway.

Ram came out at the end of my senior year in high school. I played the 8-track in my car non-stop for weeks. All I'll add is, you are so right Harri.... Paul is a legendary genius. I idolized him then and I idolize him now. It will be tragically sad day when he is no longer with us.

The playful Paul! The more you listen, the more you get it....magic unfolding before your mind.

OMG. Such memories of this when it came out. Right after my parents’ divorce, spending my weekends with my Father. ☺️ Daddy was my salvation and sanctuary. My Mother was a belligerent drunk and I had to live with her. The judge made me. I was 11 then. So, whenever I hear this song it’s so comforting.

I used to sit with my little transistor radio for hours waiting to hear this on the radio. And I still love it just as much now.

Such a brilliant song, so original and very clever. One of my favourites from Paul.

I love Linda's vocals on this...and I went around saying "pot of pie" when I was a kid. I'm glad people are rediscovering this album.

Paul McCartney is the GREATEST ever!

The whole 'Ram' album is out of this world fantastic!! I want to see 'Get Back' so badly but afraid it will be too sentimental for me. I miss the Beatles so much! I miss John and George . I grew up literally with their music as a child and a teen when they started their solo careers that carried in to my adult years and my current age of 63. They are all a part of my soul. ❤

easily one of my top 5 faves of Pauls solo career. Fantastic choice!! The thing that blew me away about that documentary, was how McCartney wrote these ICONIC songs like Let It Be for example, from like the first word/first note, and building it as he went, line by line, note by note. I guess i always just pictured him and John coming into these studios having written all these lyrics down first, and then making the music around the lyric structure. But that didnt seem to be the case at all. It kinda blew my mind!

All by himself, McCartney is the most successful songwriter ever. It's easy to conclude the Beatles are the greatest of all rock groups. Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison succeeded as song writers as individuals. Who compares?

Paul is the world's most prolific writer.

This song takes me back to when I was a little kid. The funny voices and the "hands across the water" parts where just the thing to stoke the imagination of a child. I'm glad to hear that you've been watching Get Back. Amazing how McCartney came up with that song just goofing around at practice. The third volume features the roof top concert, so you're in for another treat there!

While his former bandmates (John and George) needed to hang out with the biggest names on the scene or constantly be under the spotlight to be successful again after the Beatles disbanded, Sir Paul literally started from scratch, in the muddy countryside of an isolated Scottish farm,for the first time in his life all alone, just him and his creativity. He released two fantastic solo albums and then started one of the most acclaimed and successful rock band of the 70s , Wings. While his former bandmates (who absolutely wanted to escape the Beatles to pursue their solo career) basically didn't tour during the 1970s, Sir Paul came from the humble Wings home tour of UK Universities in 1972 to put on the greatest world rock tour of the year 1976 .. And he will continue to work and sell millions of records for another 40 years after the end of Wings ... Paul is not only the greatest creative genius of modern times, he is the greatest hard-working musician on the scene because he deeply LOVES being a musician more than anything else in his life ... He loved being a Beatle more than any other band member ..

There are more catchy melodies in this one song than in the entire 2021 top 40 for the year.

I haven't heard that song in about 30 years. Forgot how much I enjoyed it

This was before Bohemian Rhapsody!! The Beatles were mixing it up long before Queen, or anybody else! They were truly originals!! Love my boys!! ❤

Such a British song....love it! I used to sing this to my kids before bed...they loved it. Yes, if you learn anything from Get Back, it is how much of a genius McCartney is. Just tunes oozing out of his pores....

"Diamonds in my ears" Yes, it is, I'm so glad you love Paul--he's just so special, I'm glad you so easily understand why he is so loved! Keep it up Harri, I adore your reactions!

I had a great Uncle Albert who was an elderly man when this song was new in the early 1970's. I played it for him and I believe that he enjoyed it. It was a real pleasure to see your reaction, Harri. Thanks.

I always felt this was underrated. It’s basically a song (two songs?) about nothing, somehow so listenable and enjoyable.

Harri, One of the first 45 rpm records I purchased! Still have it. Paul McCartney means musical greatness!

Ram, my favorite McCartney album. I love the way this goes into Smile Away! What a gem of a record!

♡ I always loved this one...it's foot firmly still in Beatlesville, while the other's stepping beyond. ⊙ Such sheer joy in it's key changes & uplifting, adventurous feel. ☆ John can talk about Paul's lyrics all he wants, his melodic genius is indubitable.

When I was little this song would come on the radio and I would cry when the ph call would happen and he would sing "were so sorry, uncle Albert but the kettles on the boil and we're so easily drawn away" I always felt so bad for uncle Albert. 😥 Fantastic song 🎵 "Hands across the water, Hands across the sky " 🎵

This song when it came out really caught on with me and my friends. It just reminds me of having rented our first vacation home during that summer. It had so many changes and voices in it we would sing with it around the kitchen table drinking. Such great memories his music brings back.

I like the Beatles. My younger sister loves them, especially Paul. She played this song over and over. It is quite brilliant in is concept. Wonderful reaction Harri

Wow. I've always loved this song, but I think this is the first I ever listened to it with headphones. Holy cow!

Still have this album since 1971, Too Many People and Smile Away were my favorites.

First album I ever bought. Still love it!

I was a young child in Corpus Christi Texas when lm this was big. I remember listening to this song as Hurricane Cecelia approached. My parents did a great job of not instilling fear, and oddly enough it brings a calm feeling when listening. Great memories. We survived. 🥴❤️

Loved this album and 'McCartney' when they came out. Irresistible melodies, great wonky production touches, sheer enjoyment, sublime musicianship and songcraft.

As a child growing up in the 70's this song was my favorite. I would sing this song all day long and drive my family crazy...still love this. The perfect song.

I love your reactions Hari, but this one was even more fun! I remember what this was on the radio in 1971. I was 11 years old and would become a huge Beatle freak about 2 years later. A blast to watch your reaction!

Ram is such a good album. You could pick just about any other song from this album to review but I would suggest Backseat of My Car and Dear Boy

I love u Paul forever

One of the more unique songs ever written.

Hi Harri! Always loved this song. Paul is definitely touching on progressive rock here. I haven't heard this in a long time. I remember this playing in the radio. I totally agree with you on it sounding like the Beatles. It's daytime here but nighttime there.. So have a wonderful night and thanks for this one. Your reaction was great!☺️

I love how Paul changes his music!!! ❤❤❤

I was 14, when this album came out. It's a masterpiece. Paul is the best composer in the world, and still alive and kicking. 💕💕💕🎶🎶🎶👍👍

Still love the sonic Ram album. The bitter critics at the time were so wrong about this masterpiece of an album

Paul is my favorite Beatle as well. I have had the pleasure of seeing him live 5 times. One week I saw Paul twice and the Moody Blues later that week

The whole album is great to me.

Yes Paul makes the best Melodies!

I was born in 69. These McCartney songs and Wings songs have just always been in my head. Even before I knew what I was hearing! Just always a part of my soul. ❤️

Another big song from my younger years, Wings was such a popular band, and this song was so unique you couldn't help but bopping your head and singing along with it! I was 13 when this came out, I remember it so well. Beauty of a pick!

Alison Hammer, fab choice with this classic from Sir Paul--a song that vividly transports me back to the '70s! Great reaction, Guvnor!

And he did this all by himself... virtually all the instruments...so how do you like me now (he said to John?)

Driving in the back seat of my car. Same album brilliant song Paul mccartney vocals you have never heard before @harri

really love this song, since the day it first played on the radio - it quickly went to #1. I took a chance and bought the album Ram ASAP, and it's a great one.

This was in the Jukebox at the Coffee Shop my Mom worked, and I listened to this everyday after school. Still love it!

Another song demonstrating the Genius of McCartney! Thanks for the reaction!

Love this song! It was a big hit. Sounded like The Beatles again. This had "Too many people" attacking John. So John posed with a pig the way Paul posed with the Ram for his song reacting to Paul's attack. Lol! It was hilarious😂 even if it was mean.

Dear Boy from the RAM album has incredible vocal harmonies.

Was played almost daily in the locker room at my high school, for three years. 70-73’. Really was.

I absolutely love this song(s)❤❤

One of the only song writers to make a song that changes gear about 15 times! brilliant

Paul songs just are on another level. He's so easy in his genius it's sublime. Ram is my favorite album of his and some of my favorite music, just incredible stuff

Yep. This album is my favorite by Paul. The entire thing is pure gold. I love listening to it with my kids because it's so fun and happy.

What a voice that man’s got.Amongst all his other talents,too.In around 1964,the Beatles were an absolute sensation,and I was mad about Paul.l was 13. Oh,by the way,a butter pie is a real thing,in northern England.

Really enjoy your breakdown of songs you critique. You really get it! Keep rockin'!

I was a little kid when this came out and I was impressed even then...such a beautiful and multi-faceted song. So many songs in one and I still love it today.

Paul is a master song writer and musician the best

Boy, how I love Paul McCartney,

Perfect fully down to earth music that anyone can get along with...Ty brother Harri

I love this guy. He appreciates good music. Right in bro. Much respect 🙏

Hadn't heard this quirky gem in decades. Thanks! When I heard it as a kid I thought it was funny. Made me laugh out loud with all of the funny British voices and references to tea and such.

The definitive single from Ram. My favorite though is Monkberry Moon Delight, the vocals are the best since Oh Darling. 💖💖💖 Another wonderful reaction Harri. Paul is a Wizard!

Amazing how he could piece meal different snippets of songs into a masterpiece.

I love this song. It's so much fun. When it was on the radio, my father and I used to sing along with it. It's a nice memory of my father. And a great song. Dear Sir Paul. Live a little, get around. So good. Hey Harri, you've got 75,000 subscribers now! Congratulations.

Catchiest tune ever. Paul McCartney is just too amazing

One of favorite songs of all time. It’s brilliant.

It’s a surreal song with fantastic melody and percussion

As always love your enthusiasm for the music love you

Paul is a genius and a human gift to planet earth, for a limited time, from heaven. Thanks.

Great job AGAIN Harri! Paul was so melodic he almost could not just write one melody in a song. So incredible!! Thanks!

Wings were huge when I was a kid so Paul has always been my favorite Beatle as well.👍

Yes indeed, that entire RAM album ws a delightful surprise when it came out. The two you chose belong together and are probably the best pair on the album. Thank you for a fun reaction/commentary.

Love that man and every song he's sang. Magic.

A great song and great reaction!!!

This is Paul at his best. Try "Dear Boy", I think it's the most complete song on the album. Solid all the way through.

I love imitating that spoken voice. " We haven't done a bloody thing all day"

One of my favorite post Beatle hits. Paul nailed it.

PAUL McCartney is A GENIUS HE CAN PLAY JUST ABOUT ANY musical instrument THERE is

What memories this bring back! Me and my little brother and dancing and jumping on the couch with complete joy! I hadn't heard it in decades, so thank you so much for doing this reaction video, Harri! You are amazing at it!

Paul's MY favorite Beatle too, Harri, always has been for me since 1964 GREAT reaction, Harri!!! I am SOOOO GLAD you got to see Peter Jackson's "GET BACK" Have you watched Part 3 yet?? That is the part that has the complete roof top concert! would LOVE to hear your reaction to part 3

You can definitely hear how Jeff Lynne of ELO was influenced by McCartney and The Beatles. The light strings in this are nice and the sound of rain and thunder reminds me of the ELO song Summer and Lightning, which was released about six years after this song.

Part of the sound track of my life, summer/ fall 1971.

So fun to watch someone else experiencing this for the first time! I agree 100%, SOOO beatlesesque!

this song reminds me of a old man that stayed at my grandmothers he lived to be 106 his mom lived to 110 i always enjoyed his company aloha

Here is my fave McCartney song post Beatles. Makes me smile and happy everytime I g Hear it.