Vinyl Album - Mary Hopkin - Post Card - Apple

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Mary Hopkin
Title:	Post Card
Label:	Apple
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	ST-3351
Date:	3 Mar 1969
Format:	LP
Genre:	Pop, Rock, Folk
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	28 Own
Price Guide:	$18
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Mary Hopkin	Lord Of The Reedy River	Donovan	8.0 Rate
A2	Mary Hopkin	Pebble And The Man (Happiness Runs)	Donovan	Rate
A3	Mary Hopkin	Love Is The Sweetest Thing	Ray Noble	Rate
A4	Mary Hopkin	Y Blodyn Gwyn	E. J. Hughes, R. H. Jones	Rate
A5	Mary Hopkin	The Honeymoon Song	Mikis Theodorakis	Rate
A6	Mary Hopkin	The Puppy Song	Nilsson	Rate
A7	Mary Hopkin	Inch Worm (From Hans Christian Andersen)	Frank Loesser	Rate
B1	Mary Hopkin	Voyage Of The Moon	Donovan	8.0 Rate
B2	Mary Hopkin	Lullaby Of The Leaves	Joe Young, B. Petkere	Rate
B3	Mary Hopkin	Young Love	Carole Joyner, Ric Cartey	Rate
B4	Mary Hopkin	Those Were The Days	Gene Raskin	10.0 Rate
B5	Mary Hopkin	Prince En Avignon	J.P. Bourtayre	Rate
B6	Mary Hopkin	The Game	George Martin	Rate
B7	Mary Hopkin	There's No Business Like Show Business	Irving Berlin	Rate

Notes

Produced by Paul McCartney.

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Comments and Reviews


TopPopper 21st Sep 2013		Month of release added, taken from the book "Those Were The Days" by Stefan Granados.



TopPopper 18th Sep 2013		B4 ("Those Were The Days") was recorded six months before the rest of the LP. It wasn't on the UK edition at all, but in the US it was included, replacing "Someone To Watch Over Me" in the track listing.



jaimeeduardo 18th Sep 2013		Track B4 saturated the airwaves in 1968 and reached number 2 in the U.S. top ten in September. B7 is a creative version of a familiar song; the track (A4) in Welsh is unusual on this mainstream pop album.