Oct 13,  · BUY THE ORIGINAL! I just played this back to back with an original. Carpenters are my favorite artist of all time despite being born in The g Version for Made In America sounds very compressed/digital vs the Original pressing. Its literally Night and Day. This is definitely the worst of all the repressings/5().

Lyrics By – John Bettis Music By – Richard Carpenter Percussion – Karen Carpenter Steel Guitar [Pedal Steel] – Jay Dee Maness: A2: Strength Of A Woman Backing Vocals – Carolyn Dennis, Maxine Waters Willard*, Stephanie Spruill Written-By – Juanita Curiel, Phyllis Brown: A3 (Want You) Back In My Life Again/5(78).

BUY THE ORIGINAL! I just played this back to back with an original. Carpenters are my favorite artist of all time despite being born in The g Version for Made In America sounds very compressed/digital vs the Original pressing. Its literally Night and Day. This is definitely the worst of all the repressings.

The Carpenters' final album, Made in America, released after their two-year break from work, a period in which Karen Carpenter attempted a solo album and when Richard was incapacitated due to a drug problem, is very much a comeback effort, with a fair amount of energy on most of it, newly radiant arrangements ("The Wedding Song," etc.), one cute oldie cover ("Beechwood ," which was made.

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(Want You) Back in My Life Again was the second single released from the Carpenters‘ album Made in America.. The song peaked at #72 on the Billboard Hot and #14 on Billboard’s Adult.

Nov 17,  · Final album () produced before Karen's tragic death, which is enough to cause an overflow of tears. A pleasing mix of tempos and keys, including "Touch Me When We're Dancing" & "Want You Back in My Life". Recommended addition to the music library of any fan of the Carpenters/5().

I want you back in my life again I don't want to be your remember when I want you back in my life again Let's go back to the place where it all began I've lived long enough with your memory Now I know that I need you here with me There was a time I thought I had it made But I didn't see the price I had paid And the price gets higher ev'ry day.

Final album () produced before Karen's tragic death, which is enough to cause an overflow of tears. A pleasing mix of tempos and keys, including "Touch Me When We're Dancing" & "Want You Back in My Life". Recommended addition to the music library of any fan of the Carpenters.