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Win Paul and Linda McCartney's 'Ram' in a Deluxe Edition Box Set

Enter for a chance to win a prize pack including the reissue, T-shirt and lithograph

The 'Ram' Deluxe configuration boxset.
May 15, 2012 12:00 PM ET

To celebrate the May 21st remastered reissue of 1971's Ram, the only album to be credited to both Paul and Linda McCartney, Rolling Stone is giving away a copy of the deluxe edition box set, a T-shirt and lithograph to one lucky reader. Five runners-up will win a copy of the standard edition remastered CD.

The Ram deluxe edition box set includes four discs: the original 12-track album (remastered at Abbey Road Studios), a disc of bonus tracks, the mono version of Ram, and Thrillington. It also includes a bonus DVD that features an 11-minute documentary on the making of Ram, two music videos, behind-the-scenes tour footage and more. This set is packaged with an accompanying 112-page book, photo prints, eight full-size replicas of Paul's original handwritten lyric sheets and more. Read official rules.

One grand prize winner will receive: One (1) Ram deluxe edition box set, one (1) lithograph and one (1) T-shirt. Five runners-up will receive: One (1) standard edition Ram remastered CD.

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