Album

Verities & Balderdash

Harry Chapin

1974 · Rock

17 collectors on Gatefold own this

Verities & Balderdash by Harry Chapin

Verities & Balderdash is a Folk album by Harry Chapin, originally released in 1974. On Gatefold: 46 pressings tracked, owned by 17 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Cats In The Cradle3:44
  2. A2I Wanna Learn A Love Song4:19
  3. A3Shooting Star4:02
  4. A430,000 Pounds Of Bananas5:45
  5. A5She Sings Songs Without Words3:31

Side B

  1. B1What Made America Famous?6:53
  2. B2Vacancy4:00
  3. B3Halfway To Heaven6:10
  4. B4Six String Orchestra5:25

Sound DNA

  • Folk
  • Singer-Songwriter
  • warm
  • wistful
  • storytelling

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

"CP" on labels indicates pressing done at; "CSM" in runouts denotes stampers from Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria.
Special 4-page lyric sheet enclosed.
Recorded at Connecticut Recording Studios, Bridgeport, Connecticut

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Al SpechlerVOCALS
  • Allan SchwartzbergDRUMS
  • Barbara GladstonVOCALS
  • Carole ShermanVOCALS
  • Cathy MallyVOCALS
  • Dave KondzielaBACKING VOCALS
  • Don GrolnickPIANO, ELECTRIC PIANO, HARPSICHORD
  • Don PayneBASS
  • Ernie WhiteVOCALS
  • Frank SimmsBACKING VOCALS
  • George SimmsBACKING VOCALS
  • Irving SpiceCONCERTMASTER
  • John TropeaELECTRIC GUITAR, ACOUSTIC GUITAR, LEAD GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR, ACOUSTIC GUITAR, LEAD GUITAR, SITAR GUITAR
  • John WallaceBASS , VOCALS BASS, VOCALS
  • Lloyd RustiaVOCALS
  • Michael MastersCELLO
  • Pam BirminghamVOCALS
  • Paul KearneyVOCALS

17 collectors on Gatefold own this · 46 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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