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Please Mr. Postman / This Masquerade |
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The light rhythm and soft vocals create a timeless appeal.A single by the Carpenters, "Please Mr. Postman" is a cover of The Marvelettes' song, with a clear pop arrangement that brings out Karen Carpenter's vocals. The Motown-inspired beat of the original song is reimagined as pop, resulting in an excellent arrangement that is both bright and sophisticated. Richard Carpenter's production supports the light rhythm, while Karen Carpenter's clear vocals accentuate the warmth of the song. The light tempo of the drums and the layering of the chorus are exquisite, creating an overall transparent sound image. The B-side, "This Masquerade," takes a completely different approach, with a more subdued, jazz-inspired mood, highlighting Karen's expressiveness in the lower register. The recording is delicate, with excellent separation between the instruments. This single makes the most of the clear melody and the charm of her gentle voice. |
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Credit
- Producer - Richard & Karen Carpenter
- Arranged By, Orchestrated By - Richard Carpenter
