Now and Then
A&M 3519 May 9 1973
1976: revised album cover (no details)
1989: revised album cover, no
gatefold
- Sing 3:20 (Joe Raposo)
- This Masquerade 4:50
(Leon Russell)
- Heather (Instrumental) 2:47
(John Pearson)
- Jambalaya (On The Bayou) 3:40
(Hank Williams)
- I Can't Make Music
3:17 (Randy Edelman)
- Yesterday Once More
3:50 (Richard Carpenter / John Bettis)
- Medley:
- Yesterday Once More
(Reprise) 0:58 (Richard Carpenter / John Bettis)
Credits
- Produced by: Richard & Karen Carpenter
- Arranged & Orchestrated by: Richard carpenter
- All Vocals: Richard & Karen Carpenter
- Keyboards: Richard Carpenter
- Bass: Joe Osborn
- Drums: Karen Carpenter
- Flute & Tenor Sax: Bob Messenger
- Baritone Saxophone: Doug Strawn
- Recorder: Tom Scott
- Lead Guitar: Tony Peluso
- Guitar: Tony Peluso & Gary Sims
- Steel Guitar: Buddy Emmons & Jay Dee Maness
- Oboe & Bass Oboe - English Horn: Earl Dumler
- Voice of D.J.: Tony Peluso
- Engineered by: Ray Gerhardt, Assistant: Roger Young
- Mastering Engineer: Bernie Grundman
- Art Direction: Roland Young
- Photography - Front Cover: Jim McCrary
- Illustrations - Front Cover: Design Maru; Inside Cover: Len
Freas
- Special thanks to:
- The Jimmy Joyce Children's Chorus on Sing
- Ron Gorow
- Hal Blaine: Drums on Jambalaya
Other Notes
In the notes to the Carpenters: The
Compact Disc Collection, Richard Carpenter wrote:
Karen and I introduced an "oldies" medley into
our concert show starting the summer of 1972 and it met with such an
enthusiastic response we decided to feature a similat medley in our upcoming
album. It was around this time that certain radio stations were changing their
formats to all "oldies". I thought we should write a song that would reflect
this fact and also "set-up" the medley. Yesterday Once More was the
result and it became our biggest worldwide hit. Tony Peluso
guests as the "D.J." Another favorite cut on the album is Leon
Russell's haunting This
Masquerade which is a perfect match of singer and song.
Last changed: Sun Jul 8 10:45:34 EDT 2007