LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

Columbia released this Carol Burnett album in 1971, right at the height of her popularity, and it reveals that, along with her obvious comedic gifts, she also had a great voice and an ear for good material (in other words, she was and is disgustingly talented). We’ve added three bonus tracks and new liner notes to the original release…if you’re a fan (and who isn’t?), you’re in for a treat! Includes 'If I Could Write a Song; It’s Too Late; Those Were the Days; Rainy Days and Mondays; Who’s Sorry Now; Saturday Morning Confusion; For All We Know; Rose Garden; Try to Remember; Sunrise, Sunset', and 'Guess Who/Turn Around, Look at Me', plus the bonus single sides 'Love’s the Only Game in Town' and 'You’re My Reason', and the very rare 'The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)', which only appeared on a promo release for Goodyear Tires!
Track listing:1 If I Could Write A Song 2 It's Too Late 3 Those Were The Days 4 Rainy Days And Mondays 5 Who's Sorry Now 6 Saturday Morning Confusion 7 For All We Know 8 Rose Garden 9 Try To Remember 10 Sunrise, Sunset 11 Guess Who/Turn Around, Look At Me 12 Love's The Only Game In Town 13 You're My Reason 14 The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting 15 On An Open Fire)