claimed "(I'm Caught Between) Goodbye and I Love You" to be his and Richard's best collaboration. Reception Rolling Stone reviewer Stephen Holden acclaimed Horizon, calling it "the Carpenters' most musically sophisticated album to date." However, AllMusic gave the album a less enthusiastic review and cited flaws despite a good production. Re-packaged release Horizon was re-issued as a CD in 1996 with the track list and running order intact by the Belgium label ARC Records (not to be confused with the American label of the same name), retitled simply The Carpenters and with an entirely different cover design. Track listing Personnel Karen Carpenter – vocals, drums Richard Carpenter – keyboards, ARP synthesizer, vocals Joe Osborn – bass guitar Jim Gordon – drums Tony Peluso – guitar Bob Messenger – tenor saxophone Doug Strawn – baritone saxophone Earl Dumler – oboe, English horn Thad Maxwell, Red Rhodes – pedal steel guitar Tommy Morgan – harmonica Gayle Levant – harp Bernie Grundman, Richard Carpenter – remastering at Bernie Grundman Mastering Although percussion is audible on some of the songs, notably "Only Yesterday", it is not specified who the percussionist is, but this would change with the experimental album Passage, released in 1977. Engineers: Roger Young, Ray Gerhardt Assistant engineer: Dave Iveland Photography: Ed Caraeff Arranged, orchestrated and conducted by Richard Carpenter "I Can Dream, Can't I?" featured guest performances by: Bass: Joe Mondragon Drums: Alvin Stoller Keyboards: Pete Jolly Vibes: Frank Flynn Guitar: Bob Bain Singles "Please Mr. Postman" US 7" single (1974) – A&M 1646 "Please Mr. Postman" "This Masquerade" "Only Yesterday" US 7" single (1975) – A&M 1677 "Only Yesterday" "Happy" "Solitaire" US 7" single (1975) – A&M 1721 "Solitaire" "Love Me for What I Am" Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References 1975 albums The Carpenters albums A&M Records albums Albums arranged by Billy May Albums conducted by Billy May Albums recorded at A&M Studios