CarpentersHorizon

Label:

A&M Records – SP4530

Format:

Vinyl , LP, Album, Stereo , Santa Maria Pressing

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Pop

Style:

Ballad

Tracklist

A1 Aurora
Written-ByRichard Carpenter
1:30
A2 Only Yesterday
Written-ByRichard Carpenter
4:10
A3 Desperado
Written-ByGlen Frey*
3:35
A4 Please Mister Postman
Written-ByW. Garrett*
2:48
A5 I Can Dream Can't I
Backing VocalsSue Allen
BassJoe Mondragon
DrumsAlvin Stoller
GuitarBob Bain
KeyboardsPete Jolly
Orchestrated By, Arranged ByBilly May
VibraphoneFrank Flynn
Written-BySammy Fain
4:46
B1 Solitaire
Written-ByNeil Sedaka & Phil Cody*
4:40
B2 Happy
Written-ByTony Peluso
3:50
B3 (I'm Caught Between) Goodbye And I Love You
Written-ByRichard Carpenter
3:58
B4 Love Me For What I Am
Written-ByPalma Pascale
3:28
B5 Eventide
Written-ByRichard Carpenter
1:17

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗A&M Records, Inc.
  • Pressed ByColumbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria
  • Published ByAlmo Music Corp.
  • Published BySweet Harmony Music
  • Published ByHammer & Nails Music
  • Published ByBenchmark Music
  • Published ByKicking Bear Music
  • Published ByJobete Music Co., Inc.
  • Published ByStone Agate Music
  • Published ByChappell & Co., Inc.
  • Published ByDon Kirshner Music, Inc.
  • Published ByKirshner Songs, Inc.
  • Published ByArs Nova Music

Credits

  • Art DirectionRoland Young (3)
  • Baritone SaxophoneDoug Strawn
  • BassJoe Osborn
  • DrumsKaren Carpenter
  • EngineerRoger Young
  • Engineer [Assistant]Dave Iveland*
  • GuitarTony Peluso
  • HarmonicaTom Morgan*
  • HarpGayle Levant
  • KeyboardsRichard Carpenter
  • Mastered By [Mastering Engineer]Bernie Grundman
  • Oboe, English HornEarl Dumler
  • Orchestrated By, Arranged ByRichard Carpenter
  • Photography ByEd Caraeff
  • ProducerRichard Carpenter
  • Producer [Associate]Karen Carpenter
  • Steel GuitarThad Maxwell
  • Tenor SaxophoneBob Messenger
  • VocalsRichard Carpenter

Notes

Inner sleeve with lyrics
Printed in USA

"Horizon CARPENTERS" is embossed on rear cover

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Pressing Plant ID (Center deadwax, etched): S1, S3
  • Rights Society (A1 to B5): ASCAP
  • Rights Society (A4, B1, B4): BMI
  • Matrix / Runout (A label): SP-4797
  • Matrix / Runout (B label): SP-4798
  • Matrix / Runout (A runout etched, variant 1): \ S A+M SP4797-S1 B2
  • Matrix / Runout (B runout etched, variant 1): A+M SP4798-S1 A
  • Matrix / Runout (A runout etched, variant 2): 1 S A&MSP4797-S1 A4
  • Matrix / Runout (B runout etched, variant 2): 1 S A&MSP4798-S1 B
  • Matrix / Runout (A runout etched, variant 3): 1 S A&MSP4797-S1 A7
  • Matrix / Runout (B runout etched, variant 3): 3 S A&MSP4798-S1 A2

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Horizon (LP, Album, Stereo) A&M Records AMLK 64530 UK 1975
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Horizon (LP, Album) A&M Records 88 908 XOT 1975
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Horizon (LP, Album, Unofficial Release) First Record FL-2586 Taiwan 1975
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Horizon (LP, Album) A&M Records SP 4530 Netherlands 1975
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Horizon (8-Track Cartridge, Album, Stereo) A&M Records 8T-4530 US 1975

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Reviews

  • tony879's avatar
    tony879
    Edited 4 years ago
    For me the two shortest tracks are the best, a glimpse of what could have been. More experimental and way more downbeat, 'Aurora' and 'Eventide' are like being caught in the twilight of late evening or the half light of an very early morning. Beautiful.
    • w0rldclique's avatar
      w0rldclique
      Edited 6 years ago
      I think it's safe to say that this is probably Carpenters' best album. The production is top notch, Richard's arrangements are impeccable, especially on Solitaire, Aurora/Eventide and I Can Dream. And of course, Karen sounds spectacular. Perhaps their best ballad, Solitaire, is on this album, what I consider the apex of the album. Really appreciate that this set isn't bogged down by a song with Richard on lead vocals, which were often filler on previous albums. No offense to Richard, but like most people, we wanna hear Karen's amazing voice. And Horizon delivered. Let us not forget the two hits, Only Yesterday, which showcases Karen's huskiness in her vocals, and Please Mr. Postman, which is a fine remake of the Marvellettes original. On top of that, this sounds great on vinyl and a must for any person who loves the Carpenters. Love, love, love this album!
      • MARVELOUSMARVIN's avatar
        MARVELOUSMARVIN
        Does anyone have a Quad version of "Horizon" offering to sell?
        • pddisp's avatar
          pddisp
          I have a Quad release of this, QU-54530, I am new here and don't know how to enter things like this

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