In May of 1971, Paul & Linda McCartney released the album "Ram".
One month later, Paul produced an instrumental album of "Ram", arranged by Richard Hewson.
The album, eventually titled "Thrillington", did not see a proper release until April of 1977. It was credited to Percy "Thrills" Thrillington, not Paul or Linda.
It was not a successful release.
The album has been reissued a few times since 1977, but without much fanfare. As such, many fans don't know the album.
As a fan of Paul, and of "Ram", I set out to rectify that situation.
Hello. My name is Daniel Barassi. I have been a Beatles (band and solo project) fanatic since birth, and have been in music production since the 1980s.
Using technology similar to what was used by Peter Jackson and his team on many recent Beatles projects, I was able to pull all of the lead and background vocals (and some instruments) from the original master "Ram" album. I then went and combined those elements with the "Thrillington" album, and the result is "Rammington".
I hope you all enjoy my take on this classic album.
Too Many People (Rammington Version)
3 Legs (Rammington Version)
Ram On (Rammington Version)
Dear Boy (Rammington Version)
Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey (Rammington Version)
Smile Away (Rammington Version)
Heart Of The Country (Rammington Version)
Monkberry Moon Delight (Rammington Version)
Eat At Home (Rammington Version)
Long Haired Lady (Rammington Version)
The Back Seat Of My Car (Rammington Version)
Dear Boy (Acapella - Rammington Version)
DISCLAIMER: This web site, and the content presented on it (audio, video, text, images) represent my own interpretations of released material by Paul McCartney. Nothing on this website is being sold, or requires any monetary exchange for accessing the materials on the site. Unless otherwise indicated, nothing on this web site should be considered as endorsed or approved by Paul McCartney. This is just a transformative reworking of a few of Mr. McCartney's projects.
Design / Production: Daniel Barassi
If you represent a copyright holder and you have an issue with any of the content on this site, don't hesitate to send me an email. Be aware: I am a firm believer in rights for transformative work creators. I have been included in a paper presented by the EFF to the Copyright Office of the Library Of Congress, fighting for the rights of people like myself. I will use every right I possess to fight for the right to do what I do, and will be very public about it. So, no pressure. :)
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