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Ticket to Ride is the first album by the American music duo The Carpenters. At the time of its release in 1969 under the name Offering, it was a commercial failure and produced only one minor hit single - "Ticket to Ride", a ballad version of a song made famous by The Beatles. After the Carpenters' breakthrough however, the album was re-issued internationally under the name Ticket to Ride and sold moderately. The CD in the "Remastered Classics" series went out of print in March 2007.[1] However, in Japan, the "Pack Series" released the "Ticket to Ride" and "Close to You" CDs together.
[edit] Track listing
- "Invocation" (Carpenter-Bettis)
- "Your Wonderful Parade" (Carpenter-Bettis)
- "Someday" (Carpenter-Bettis)
- "Get Together" (Powers)
- "All of My Life" (Carpenter)
- "Turn Away" (Carpenter-Bettis)
- "Ticket to Ride" (Lennon-McCartney)
- "Don't Be Afraid" (Carpenter)
- "What's The Use" (Carpenter-Bettis)
- "All I Can Do" (Carpenter-Bettis)
- "Eve" (Carpenter-Bettis)
- "Nowadays' Clancy Can't Even Sing" (Young)
- "Benediction" (Carpenter-Bettis)
[edit] Singles
US 7" single (1969) A&M 1142 (mono)
1.Ticket To Ride
2.Your Wonderful Parade
JP 7" single (1969) KING AM-18
1.Ticket To Ride
2.All I Can Do
JP 7" single (1976) KING AM-1001
1.Ticket To Ride
2.All I Can Do
JP 7" single (1977) KING AM-2061
1.Ticket To Ride
2.All I Can Do
[edit] Charts
Chart |
Peak
position |
United States |
150 (1971) |
United Kingdom |
20 (1972)
35 (1975) |
Japan |
88 |
Australia |
19 |
[edit] Credits
- Producer: Jack Daugherty
- Engineer: Ray Gerhardt
- Guest Artist: Herb Alpert (shakers)
- Bass: Joe Osborn and Bob Messenger
- Guitar: Gary Sims
- Art Director: Tom Wilkes
- Photographer: Jim McCrary
[edit] References
- ^ Ticket To Ride Album Out-Of-Print - Roland Chayer.com: The Van Karen Life - Carpenters & Van Halen Multimedia Forums