Lovelines is a Pop album by Carpenters, originally released in 1989. On Gatefold: 53 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Lovelines4:28
- A2Where Do I Go From Here?4:24
- A3The Uninvited Guest4:24
- A4If We Try3:42
- A5When I Fall In Love3:08
- A6Kiss Me The Way You Did Last Night4:03
Side B
- B1Remember When Lovin' Took All Night3:47
- B2You're The One4:13
- B3Honolulu City Lights3:19
- B4Slow Dance3:35
- B5If I Had You3:57
- B6Little Girl Blue3:24
Sound DNA
- Pop
- Traditional Pop
- velvety
- tender
- romantic
LOVELINES is a compilation album assembled by Richard Carpenter from unreleased Carpenters tracks along with selected solo tracks by Karen from her then-unreleased solo album.
Richard remixed two of Karen’s solo efforts to give a more “Carpenters” feel to them. The song “Lovelines” brings Karen’s voice more forward in the mix and the song is shortened up a bit. “If I Had You” adds a more dramatic, cold ending to the song. Richard also replaced the original bass player on "If I Had You" with Joe Osborn.
For the Remastered Classic edition of LOVELINES, Richard removed a repetitive thumping noise from the track, “Kiss Me The Way You Did Last Night” which was present in the instrumental guitar break at 2:46.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Airto MoreiraPERCUSSION
- Bob JamesARRANGED BY , KEYBOARDS ARRANGED BY, ORCHESTRATED BY, KEYBOARDS KEYBOARDS
- Cubby O'BrienDRUMS
- David BrownGUITAR
- David WilliamsGUITAR
- Doug StegmeyerBASS
- Earl DumlerENGLISH HORN OBOE
- Eric JohnsGUITAR
- Gayle LevantHARP
- Greg PhillinganesKEYBOARDS
- Jay Dee ManessPEDAL STEEL GUITAR
- Jerry HeyORCHESTRATED BY
- Joe OsbornBASS
- John PhillipsFLUTE
- John RobinsonDRUMS
- Karen CarpenterBACKING VOCALS
- Liberty DeVittoDRUMS
- Louis JohnsonBASS
3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 53 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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