McCartney Times

Throughout his career, Paul McCartney has mastered the art of the love song. From his earliest compositions with The Beatles to his latest solo efforts, from the grand declarative anthems of ‘Maybe I’m Amazed’ and ‘Silly Love Songs’ to the more simple and tender messages of ‘Two Of Us’ and ‘Lovely Linda’ – he’s found a way to articulate love on every level from the humble to the sublime. But none of those songs are as casually tender as ‘Eat At Home’, his ultimate ode to love in the little things.By the early 1970s, when Paul McCartney started working on Ram, he was clearly a man blissed out on his domestic life. In 1969, he’d married Linda Eastman and together, along with her daughter Heather, they’d started a family. In the final years of the Beatles, as the situation was becoming more distressing to deal with and more devastating for McCartney who was facing up to losing his best friends, Linda’s support and love was a life raft.

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