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US Release date : Monday, March 3, 1969

Post Card (US version)

By Mary HopkinLP • Part of the collection “Paul McCartney as producer, composer, or session musician in the 60s

Last updated on September 17, 2021

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Side 1

  1. Lord Of The Reedy River

    Written by Donovan

    2:37 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Acoustic guitar, Producer Donovan : Acoustic guitar Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  2. Happiness Runs (Pebble And The Man)

    Written by Donovan

    2:03 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Bass, Producer Donovan : Acoustic guitar Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Acoustic guitar, Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  3. Love Is The Sweetest Thing

    Written by Ray Noble

    3:43 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  4. Y Blodyn Gwyn

    Written by Richard H. Jones, Edward J. Hughes

    3:08 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  5. The Honeymoon Song

    Written by Mikis Theodorakis, William Sansom

    2:07 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  6. The Puppy Song

    Written by Harry Nilsson

    2:42 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  7. Inchworm

    Written by Frank Loesser

    2:33 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

Side 2

  1. Voyage Of The Moon

    Written by Donovan

    5:52 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Acoustic guitar, Producer Donovan : Acoustic guitar Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  2. Lullaby Of The Leaves

    Written by Joe Young, Bernice Petkere

    2:33 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  3. Young Love

    Written by Ric Cartey, Carole Joyner

    2:11 • Studio versionA

    Paul McCartney : Producer Richard Hewson : Arrangements Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : VocalsPerformed by : Mike Cotton SoundLondon Welsh Choir

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  4. Those Were The Days

    Written by Boris Fomin, Gene Raskin

    5:05 • Studio versionA

    Paul McCartney : Acoustic guitar (?), Producer Geoff Emerick : Engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals Unknown musician(s) : Banjo, Bass, Drums, Four cellos, Guitar, One clarinet, One trombone, Six violins, Tuba, Two trumpets Richard Newson : Orchestra arrangement Aida Foster Children's Choir : Choir Gilbert Webster : Cymbalum

    Session Recording: Late July 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios, London, UK

  5. Prince En Avignon

    Written by Jean-Pierre Bourtayre

    3:20 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  6. The Game

    Written by George Martin

    2:40 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK

  7. There's No Business Like Show Business

    Written by Irving Berlin

    4:03 • Studio versionA • Stereo

    Paul McCartney : Producer Ken Scott : Engineering, Mixing engineer Mary Hopkin : Vocals

    Session Recording: Early October 1968 to early December 1968 • Studio EMI Studios, Abbey Road ; Trident Studios ; Morgan Studios, London, UK


The US version of the album contains “Those Were The Days” instead of “Someone To Watch Over Me”.

Also, the front cover has “MARY HOPKIN” above the photo and “POST CARD” below.

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