Tim Hardin 2
by Tim Hardin
- Type: Album
- Released: May 1967
- Label: Verve Forecast
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 37:41
- Community rating: 3.98/5 from 5 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Featuring the original version of the widely covered 'If I Were a Carpenter', Hardin鈥檚 second album frames his delicate vocal vibrato with understated vibraphone and string sections. The brief runtime focuses strictly on concise, jazz-inflected folk arrangements that highlight his introspective lyricism.
Genres
Descriptors: melodic, acoustic, male-vocals, confessional, folk
Tracklist
- If I Were A Carpenter (2:41)
- Red Balloon (2:33)
- Black Sheep Boy (1:53)
- The Lady Came From Baltimore (1:49)
- Baby Close Its Eyes (1:51)
- You Upset The Grace Of Living When You Lie (1:46)
- Speak Like A Child (3:14)
- See Where You Are And Get Out (1:11)
- It's Hard To Believe In Love For Long (2:15)
- Tribute To Hank Williams (3:08)
- You Can Ruin A Man (2:31)
- If I Knew (2:41)
- She's Up To Something New (4:04)
- Who'll Be The Man (2:01)
- First Love Song (3:55)
Credits
- Tim Hardin - primary artist, written-by
- Don Peake - arranged by
- David Krieger - design [cover design], task design
- Doc Siegel - engineer
- Val Valentin - engineer [director]
- Marshal Harmon - photography by [cover], photography
- Charles Koppelman - producer
- Don Rubin - producer
- Jerry Schoenbaum - producer [supervisor], task misc