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1977 studio album by Carpenters

Passage
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Studio album past

Carpenters
Released September 23, 1977
Recorded Late 1976 – mid-1977
Studio A&M Studios, Hollywood
Genre Pop, adult contemporary
Length 39:39
Label A&Yard
Producer Richard Carpenter/Associate Producer – Karen Carpenter
Carpenters chronology
Live at the Palladium
(1976) 		Passage
(1977) 		Christmas Portrait
(1978)
Carpenters studio album chronology
A Kind of Hush
(1976) 		Passage
(1977) 		Christmas Portrait
(1978)
Singles from Passage
  1. "All Yous Go from Honey Is a Dear Song"
    Released: May ii, 1977
  2. "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft"
    Released: September 9, 1977
  3. "Sugariness, Sugariness Smile"
    Released: February 18, 1978

Passage is the eighth studio album by American pop music duo the Carpenters. Released in 1977, it produced the striking singles "All Yous Become from Love Is a Beloved Song", "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" and "Sweet, Sugariness Grin". The Carpenters' "Sweet, Sweet Smile" (written by Robert Otha Immature and Juice Newton) was picked upwards by Land radio and put the duo in the top ten of Billboard'due south State chart in the leap of 1978.

This album was a considerable departure for the siblings and contained experimental fabric such equally the Klaatu embrace "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" single—which reached no. 32 in the Usa merely was a acme 10 hit in much of the earth (and prompted numerous letters to the Carpenters asking when Earth Contact 24-hour interval was scheduled).[1] Coincidentally, the album's release predated Steven Spielberg'due south similarly themed picture Close Encounters of the Third Kind by one calendar month. Nonetheless, the album was the group's first to fall curt of golden certification in the United states.

This is the simply Carpenters album (aside from their Christmas albums) non to contain a Richard Carpenter or John Bettis vocal and likewise the second album to not take Karen playing drums at all. It was the first studio anthology since Close to You not to use the familiar Carpenters logo on the front embrace, although a minor version of the logo appears on the dorsum cover.

Groundwork and recording [edit]

Prior to the anthology's recording, a search was made for a new Carpenters producer, prompted by the band's decreasing popularity and Richard Carpenter's struggle with production duties (caused by his addiction to sleeping pills).[1] Even so, according to Richard Carpenter, "not one major producer would sign on; radio was not quite as friendly at that fourth dimension to our type of audio and to be honest, my track record on the whole was a tough human action to follow. Appropriately, I remained producer, only I did try to arroyo this new projection from a different angle, hence my choice of songs for this album fabricated Passage a flake of a departure from our previous recordings."[ane]

Richard Carpenter recalled that "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" was "submitted to us by the publisher, and I immediately felt information technology was perfect for Karen, though now I feel differently, as I believe the song doesn't linger long enough in a lower register, a great area for Karen's vox. We contacted England's late, bang-up Peter Knight to orchestrate the song, and two others on Passage. Peter flew to Los Angeles to acquit the Los Angeles Philharmonic for the recording. (Due to a contractual agreement their name was not allowed in the credits, hence the credit of the "Overbudget Combo"). Between the 100-plus member "Phil" and the 50-vocalisation Gregg Smith Singers, the recording session had to take place on the A&Yard Sound Stage and was then wired into Studio D."[1]

Reception [edit]

Professional person ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
AllMusic [2]
The Rolling Stone Album Guide [3]

AllMusic has retrospectively described the Carpenters' attempt equally "admirable fifty-fifty if most of the results aren't memorable or essential."[2] Yet, "All Y'all Become from Love Is a Beloved Song" was described every bit, "much more than memorable...had a beat that one was accustomed to."

Rails listing [edit]

Side ane
No. Title Length
1. "B'wana She No Domicile" (Michael Franks) 5:36
2. "All You Go from Love Is a Dearest Song" (Steve Eaton) iii:47
iii. "I Only Fall in Dear Again" (Steve Dorff, Larry Herbstritt, Harry Lloyd, Gloria Sklerov) 4:05
four. "On the Balcony of the Casa Rosada/Don't Weep for Me Argentina" (Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice) 8:13
Side 2
No. Title Length
5. "Sweetness, Sweetness Grin" (Juice Newton, Otha Young) 3:02
six. "Two Sides" (Scott E. Davis) iii:28
vii. "Human Smart, Woman Smarter" (Norman Span) 4:22
eight. "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Arts and crafts" (Terry Draper, John Woloschuk) 7:06

Personnel [edit]

  • Karen Carpenter: Atomic number 82 vocals, bankroll vocals (two)
  • Richard Carpenter: Electrical & acoustic pianoforte (2, three, 6, 8), tack piano (seven), synthesizer (8), backing vocals (two)
  • Pete Jolly: Piano (1)
  • Larry Muhoberac: Electric piano (ane)
  • Tony Peluso: Electric guitar (1-3, five-viii), audio-visual guitar (five), DJ (8)
  • Ray Parker, Jr.: Electric guitar (2)
  • Lee Ritenour & Jay Graydon: Acoustic guitar (vi)
  • Jay Dee Maness: Pedal steel guitar (vi)
  • Joe Osborn: Bass (1-three, 5-8)
  • Ron Tutt: Drums (i, iii, 5, viii)
  • Ed Light-green: Drums (two, half dozen, seven)
  • Wally Snow: Percussion (1)
  • Tommy Vig: Percussion (one, 7), conga (ii)
  • Jerry Steinholtz: Conga (1), percussion (ii)
  • King Errisson: Conga (7)
  • Tom Scott: Tenor sax (ane & 2), alto flute (1)
  • Jackie Kelso: Tenor sax (7)
  • David Luell & Kurt McGettrick: Baritone saxophone (7)
  • Factor Puerling: Song arrangements (1)
  • Julia Tillman, Carlena Williams, Maxine Willard: Backing vocals (two)
  • Bobby Bruce: Dabble (5)
  • Larry McNealy: Banjo (five)
  • Tom Hensley: Tack pianoforte (five, 7)
  • Earl Dumler: Oboe (three, eight)
  • Gale Levant: Harp (3)
  • Peter Knight, Gregg Smith: Conductor (3, iv, 8)
  • Overbudget Philharmonic: Orchestra (3, four, 8)
  • Gregg Smith Singers: Vocals (3, four, 8)
  • William Feuerstein: Voice of Peron (4)
  • Jonathan Marks: Voice of Che (four)
  • Bernie Grundman, Richard Carpenter – remastering at Bernie Grundman Mastering

Singles [edit]

  • "All You Become from Love Is a Dearest Song" (Usa Hot 100 #35, US Adult Gimmicky #4) United states of america vii" unmarried (1977) – A&M 1940
  1. "All You Get from Beloved Is a Love Song"
  2. "I Have You"
  • "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" (The Recognized Canticle of Globe Contact Day) (Usa Hot 100 #32, US Adult Gimmicky #xviii) US 7" unmarried (1977) – A&M 1978
  1. "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" (The Recognized Anthem of World Contact Day)
  2. "Tin't Smile without You"
  • "Sweet, Sugariness Smile" (Usa Hot 100 #44, US Adult Contemporary #7, US Country #6) US vii" single (1978) – A&M 2008
  1. "Sweet, Sweet Smile"
  2. "I Have Y'all"
  • "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" CA 7" single (1978) – A&M 8629
  1. "Don't Cry for Me Argentine republic"
  2. "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" (The Recognized Canticle of World Contact 24-hour interval)

Charts [edit]

References [edit]

  1. ^ a b c d Carpenters: Passage album, 1977
  2. ^ a b Eder, Bruce. The Carpenters - Passage (1977) album review, credits & releases at AllMusic
  3. ^ Brackett, Nathan; Christian Hoard (2004). The Rolling Rock Album Guide . New York City, New York: Simon and Schuster. p. 140. ISBN0-7432-0169-viii. rolling stone carpenters anthology guide.
  4. ^ Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992. St Ives, NSW: Australian Chart Book. ISBN0-646-11917-half-dozen.
  5. ^ "Item Display – RPM – Library and Archives Canada". RPM. Archived from the original on 2015-02-08. Retrieved 2012-02-22 .
  6. ^ "Yamachan Land (Japanese Chart Athenaeum) – Albums Chart Daijiten – Carpenters" (in Japanese). Original Confidence. 2007-12-30. Retrieved 2012-02-22 . [ permanent dead link ]
  7. ^ "The Official Charts Visitor – Carpenters – Passage" (PHP). Official Charts Visitor. Retrieved 2012-02-22 .
  8. ^ The Carpenters - Passage (1977) album charts & awards at AllMusic. Retrieved 2012-02-22. [ dead link ]
  9. ^ "British album certifications – Carpenters – Passage". British Phonographic Industry. Retrieved 2012-02-22 . Select albums in the Format field.Select Gold in the Certification field.Blazon Passage in the "Search BPI Awards" field and and then press Enter.

External links [edit]

  • The Carpenters - Passage (1977) album releases & credits at Discogs

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passage_(The_Carpenters_album)

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