Passage Carpenters - Carpenters Used Vinyl LP Record

Karen Carpenter’s voice on a late‑70s A&M pressing is exactly what a turntable was built for. This 1977 "Passage" LP catches the Carpenters stretching out with bigger arrangements and richer textures, yet that soft, unmistakable vocal glow is still front and center. This used copy plays in solid Very Good Minus shape: a few light scuffs you’d expect from a well-loved record, but it tracks nicely and still sounds warm and full. The sleeve is also Very Good Minus, with some shelf wear and gentle ring mark, more like an old friend than a museum piece. If you’re filling in a Carpenters run or just want that mellow ‘70s evening soundtrack spinning the way it was meant to be heard, this is a quietly rewarding find. Buy Passage Carpenters vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today! and let that familiar A&M label roll under the needle while the room gets softer around the edges. TRACKLIST A1 - B'Wana She No Home (5:26) A2 - All You Get From Love Is A Love Song (3:45) A3 - I Just Fall In Love Again (4:00) - On The Balcony Of The Casa Rosada / Don't Cry For Me Argentina (From The Opera "Evita") (7:45) B1 - Sweet, Sweet Smile (2:53) B2 - Two Sides (3:25) B3 - Man Smart, Woman Smarter (4:17) B4 - Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft (The Recognized Anthem Of World Contact Day) (6:48)