1971 The Sandpipers – A Gift Of Song
A Gift Of Song was an LP album by The Sandpipers, released by A&M Records in March 1971 in the U.S. The album was reissued on CD in Japan in 2002 and again in 2014
Tracks
1 A Gift Of Song (Patti Ingalls) 03:13
2 It’s Too Late (Carole King; Toni Stern) 03:22
3 Never My Love (Dick Addrisi; Don Addrisi) 02:51
4 Leland Loftis (Dale Burton Bobbitt; James Brady) 02:47
5 I Think It’s Going To Rain Today (Randy Newman) 02:58
6 Never Can Say Goodbye (Clifton Davis) 02:49
7 How Can You Mend A Broken Heart (Barry Gibb; Robin Gibb) 03:32
8 An Old Fashioned Love Song (Paul Williams) 02:53
9 Chotto Matte Kudasai (Never Say Goodbye) (Jeanne Nakashima; Loyal Garner) 03:22
10 If (David Gates) 02:56
11 A Gift Of Song (Reprise) (Patti Ingalls) 01:39
Musicians
| Bass | Joe Osborn |
| Drums | Hal Blaine |
| Drums | Paul Humphrey |
| Guitar | Dennis Budimir |
| Guitar | Mike Deasy |
| Guitar | Tommy Tedesco |
| Guitar | Zavier |
| Electric Piano | Larry Knechtel |
| Electric Piano | Michael Omartian |
| Organ | Larry Knechtel |
| Organ | Michael Omartian |
| Piano | Larry Knechtel |
| Piano | Michael Omartian |
| Piano | Pete Jolly |
| Accordion | Pete Jolly |
| Sax | Bill Perkins |
| Sax | Jim Horn |
| Trombone | Lew McCreary |
| Trombone | Mike Barone |
| Trumpet | Ray Triscari |
| Trumpet | Tony Terran |
| Woodwinds | Bill Perkins |
| Woodwinds | Jim Horn |
| Congas | Gary Coleman |
| Congas | Larry Bunker |
| Percussion | Gary Coleman |
| Percussion | Larry Bunker |
Other Musicians
1 A Gift Of Song
| Vocals | James Brady |
| Vocals | Michael Piano |
4 Leland Loftis
| Vocals | James Brady |
5 I Think It’s Going To Rain Today
| Vocals | Michael Piano |
8 An Old Fashioned Love Song
| Vocals | James Brady |
Strings
Strings – Arnold Belnick, David Schwartz, Jacob Krachmalnick, James Getzoff, Jesse Ehrlich, Joy Lyle, Ralph Schaeffer, Sidney Sharp, Stanley Plummer, William Kurasch
Liner Notes
Producer – Bob Alcivar, Bones Howe
Producer (Assistant) – Pamela Vale
Arranged By – Bob Alcivar
Mastered By – Frank DeLuna
Art Direction – Roland Young
Photography – Jim McCrary
Engineered At Wally Heider Recording
Mastered At A&M Studios
