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1. Lovelines
2. Where Do I Go from Here?
3. Uninvited Guest, The
4. If We Try
5. When I Fall in Love
6. Kiss Me the Way You Did Last Night
7. Remember When Lovin' Took All Night
8. You're the One
9. Honolulu City Lights
10. Slow Dance
11. If I Had You
12. Little Girl Blue
13. Sultan-I Yegah Saz Semaisi
14. Kürdili Hicazkar Peşrevi
15. Kürdili Hicazkar Saz Semaisi
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This reissue is part of A&M's celebration of the Carpenters' 30th Anniversary, featuring new remastering by Richard Carpenter. A mixed bag of unreleased Carpenters material, this album features the talents of Bob James as keyboardist/arranger, Michael Brecker on tenor sax and Airto Moreira and Paulinho Da Costa on percussion, among others. Tracks include "Where Do I Go from Here," "Slow Dance," "If I Had You," "Love lines" and more.Reviews:
''Lovelines'' is a 1989 album released by The Carpenters.
In 1989, Richard Carpenter decided to release an album of unreleased Carpenters tracks along with selected solo tracks by his sister, Karen Carpenter (from her then-unreleased solo album).
The Carpenters' songs were mainly from their television specials. "When I Fall in Love" was originally recorded in 1978 for their TV special, ''Space Encounters''. However, they chose "Little Girl Blue" for that special instead, and later used "When I Fall in Love" in their ''Music, Music, Music!'' TV special in 1980.
''Lovelines'' was the last Carpenters album to be issued in the vinyl LP format. - Wikipedia