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Another Passenger, an Album by Carly Simon. Released in June 1976 on Elektra (catalog no. 7E-1064; Vinyl LP). Genres: Singer-Songwriter, Baroque Pop, Adult Contemporary, Folk Pop, Soft Rock. Rated #834 in the best albums of 1976. Featured peformers: Carly Simon (vocals), Ted Templeman (producer), Donn Landee (engineer).
Written-By – Jacob Brackman. Acoustic Guitar – Carly Simon. Arranged By [Strings] – David Campbell. Backing Vocals – Carly Simon, Ellen Kearney, Leah Kunkle *, Linda Ronstadt. Bass – Tiran Porter. Drums – John Hartman, Keith Knudsen. Electric Guitar – Andrew Gold, Jeff Baxter, Patrick Simmons.
Written-By – Jacob Brackman. Acoustic Guitar – Carly Simon. Arranged By [Strings] – David Campbell. Backing Vocals – Carly Simon, Ellen Kearney, Leah Kunkle *, Linda Ronstadt. Bass – Tiran Porter. Drums – John Hartman, Keith Knudsen. Electric Guitar – Andrew Gold, Jeff Baxter, Patrick Simmons.
Written-By – Jacob Brackman. Acoustic Guitar – Carly Simon. Arranged By [Strings] – David Campbell. Backing Vocals – Carly Simon, Ellen Kearney, Leah Kunkle *, Linda Ronstadt. Bass – Tiran Porter. Drums – John Hartman, Keith Knudsen. Electric Guitar – Andrew Gold, Jeff Baxter, Patrick Simmons.
Written-By – Jacob Brackman. Acoustic Guitar – Carly Simon. Arranged By [Strings] – David Campbell. Backing Vocals – Carly Simon, Ellen Kearney, Leah Kunkle *, Linda Ronstadt. Bass – Tiran Porter. Drums – John Hartman, Keith Knudsen. Guitar [Electric] – Andrew Gold, Jeff Baxter, Patrick Simmons.
Arranged By [Strings] – David Campbell. Backing Vocals – Carly Simon, Ellen Kearney, Leah Kunkle *, Linda Ronstadt. Bass – Tiran Porter. Drums – John Hartman, Keith Knudsen. Electric Guitar – Andrew Gold, Jeff Baxter, Patrick Simmons. Percussion – Victor Feldman. Piano – Mike McDonald *.
The emigrant ship Simon Taylor sailed from London on April 30, 1842. She was under the command of Thomas Brown and arrived off Fremantle in the Swan River Colony 111 days later on August 20, 1842. There were 242 passengers in all - 5 traveled in the cabins and the rest in steerage. Of those, 219 were assisted migrants and 18 were Parkhurst boys ...
