Carpenters (The) - Yesterday Once More CD

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Release Date: 13 November 1998

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Disc 1

Yesterday Once More
Superstar
Rainy Days And Mondays
Back In My Life Again (Want You)
Ticket To Ride
Goodbye To Love
Bless The Beasts And The Children (from 'Bless The Beasts and The Children')
It's Going To Take Some Time
Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft (The Recognized Anthem Of World Contact Day)
Sweet Sweet Smile
I Won't Last A Day Without You
For All We Know (from 'Lovers and Other Strangers')
Touch Me When We're Dancing
There's A Kind Of Hush
This Masquerade
Hurting Each Other
Please Mr Postman
I Need To Be In Love
Make Believe It's Your First Time
All You Get From Love Is A Love Song
Top Of The World
Because We Are In Love (The Wedding Song)
We've Only Just Begun
Those Good Old Dreams
Sing
Only Yesterday
Close To You (They Long To Be)

Artist:	Carpenters (The)

Description:	The first of many CD compilations of Karen and Richard Carpenter's dozens of hit singles, 1985's YESTERDAY ONCE MORE contains 28 of the siblings' best songs--from their first hit, 1969's "Ticket To Ride", to their last, 1981's "Touch Me When We're Dancing". The two-CD set eschews chronological order, sequencing the songs by mood instead. As such, it's probably the most listenable of the Carpenters' compilations, serving both as a perfect introduction to the duo's best work and as a handy sampler for longtime fans. The set was remastered by Richard Carpenter in 1998 as part of a general overhaul of the Carpenters' A&M catalogue.

Description:

The first of many CD compilations of Karen and Richard Carpenter's dozens of hit singles, 1985's YESTERDAY ONCE MORE contains 28 of the siblings' best songs--from their first hit, 1969's "Ticket To Ride", to their last, 1981's "Touch Me When We're Dancing". The two-CD set eschews chronological order, sequencing the songs by mood instead. As such, it's probably the most listenable of the Carpenters' compilations, serving both as a perfect introduction to the duo's best work and as a handy sampler for longtime fans. The set was remastered by Richard Carpenter in 1998 as part of a general overhaul of the Carpenters' A&M catalogue.