LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

This 1969 album, the fifth (and fifth charting) collaboration between Rod McKuen and Anita Kerr, was the most romantic record they recorded, but this was no exercise in syrupy sentimentality but rather a lyrical look at love. Witness the “song” titles: 'I’ll Carry Home an Orchard; Looking Up through Wednesday’s Silence; Dancing in the Kitchen; The Haunted Mansion on the Hill; Love Hasn’t Any Windows; Love Me Slowly; Make a Bigger Circle, with a Softer Touch; Why I Follow the Tigers; Lovers Too Have Lullabies; You Wonder Why I Love You; Foreign Movies; No Loving Without Losing; Growing Old Together', and 'For Lovers'. Fun fact: the “Joey Benson” credited with narration on this album is actually Warner Bros. president Joe Smith!
Track listing:1 I'll Carry Home An Orchard 2 Looking Up Through Wednesday's Silence 3 Dancing In The Kitchen 4 The Haunted Mansion On The Hill 5 Love Hasn't Any Windows 6 Love Me Slowly 7 Make A Bigger Circle With A Softer Touch 8 Why I Follow The Tigers 9 Lovers Too Have Lullabies 10 You Wonder Why I Love You 11 Foreign Movies 12 No Loving Without Losing 13 Growing Old Together 14 For Lovers