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THERE’S A KIND OF HUSH
(All Over The World)
Music and Lyrics by Les Reed and Geoff
Stephens
Originally a hit for Herman’s Hermits in
early 1967, and one of Karen’s and my favorite songs from the ’60s. In
hindsight, however, even though our version was a hit, I wish we’d never
recorded it. Here are three reasons why: (1) The original was, and is,
perfectly fine. (2) Our foray into the oldies should have ended with the
medley featured on side 2 of Now & Then, 1973. (3) The use of a
synthesizer in some of our recordings has not worn well with me, on this track,
or just about any other track on which I used it.
Glenwood Music Corp. / Donna Music Ltd.
(ASCAP)
Produced and Arranged by Richard
Carpenter
Associate Producer: Karen Carpenter
Lead Vocal: Karen Carpenter
Backing Vocals: Karen and Richard
Carpenter
Keyboards: Richard Carpenter
Bass: Joe Osborn
Drums: Jim Gordon
Guitar: Tony Peluso
Tenor Sax: Bob Messenger
Engineer: Ray Gerhardt
From the album A Kind Of Hush
(1976)
Remixed in 1985 (with some synthesizer
parts removed) by Richard Carpenter and Roger Young
Engineer: Roger Young
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