Art Garfunkel – Watermark

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Label:	CBS – CBS 86032
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country:	Europe
Released:	1977
Genre:	Rock, Pop
Style:	Pop Rock, Ballad

Tracklist

A1	Crying In My Sleep Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	4:04
A2	Marionette Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	2:33
A3	Shine It On Me Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	3:26
A4	Watermark Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	2:44
A5	Saturday Suit Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	3:25
A6	All My Love's Laughter Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	3:55
B1	Wooden Planes Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	3:09
B2	Mr. Shuck'n Jive Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	3:47
B3	Someone Else Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	2:15
B4	Paper Chase Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	2:35
B5	Fingerpaint Songwriter – Jimmy Webb	3:55
B6	She Moved Through The Fair Arranged By [Arrangement By] – Jimmy Webb, Paddy Moloney	3:45

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – CBS Inc.
Copyright © – CBS Inc.
Recorded At – Muscle Shoals Sound Studios
Recorded At – CBS Studios, New York
Recorded At – Lombard Studios
Recorded At – The Village Recorder
Recorded At – Rudy Records
Recorded At – Cherokee Studios
Mixed At – Cherokee Studios
Mastered At – The Mastering Lab
Pressed By – CBS, Haarlem – 01-86032
Made By – Shorewood Packaging

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond
Arranged By [String Arrangement] – David Campbell, Jimmie Haskell
Backing Band – The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section*, The Chieftains
Backing Vocals – Alexandra Stavrou, Carol Flamm, Ed Hasselbrink, Fred Farell, Jay Clayton, Shelley Hirsch
Backing Vocals [Background Vocal] – David Crosby
Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Leah Kunkel, Stephen Bishop
Bass – David Hood, Joe Osborn
Choir – The Jay Clayton Voice Group, The Oklahoma Baptist University Chorale
Chorus Master [Dean] – James D. Woodward
Cymbal [Cymbals] – Craig Krampf
Design, Art Direction – John Berg
Drums – Rick Shlosser, Roger Hawkins
Electric Guitar – Jimmy Johnson (4)
Engineer – Baker Bigsby, Bruce Robb, Dee Robb, Fred Meijer, Paul Christiansen (3), Steve Melton
Engineer [Ass't Engineer] – Steve Brandon
Engineer [Assistant Engineer] – Greg Hamm*, Richard Leech, Anthony D'Amico*
Engineer [Assistant] – Richard Greenberg
Fiddle – Martin Fay (2), Seán Keane*
Flute – Michael Tubridy
Flute, Oboe, English Horn – Joe Farrell
Guitar [Guitars] – Pete Carr
Handclaps – Thomas La Tondre
Harp – Derek Bell
Keyboards – Barry Beckett, Jimmy Webb
Mastered By – Doug Sax
Percussion – Tom Roady
Photography By [Cover Photos] – Laurie Bird
Producer – Artur Garfunkel*
Producer [Associate Producer] – Barry Beckett
Saxophone, Arranged By [Horn Arrangement] – Jack Schroer
Synthesizer [Oberheim] – Bill Payne
Uilleann Pipes, Tin Whistle, Arranged By [Musical Arrangements] – Paddy Moloney
Vibraphone [Vibes] – Tommy Vig
Vocals, Arranged By [Vocal Arrangement] – Bob Dorough

Notes

Album Liner Notes:
Jimmy Webb, Keyboards

The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section:
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Barry Beckett: Keyboards, Jimmy Johnson: Electric guitar
Roger Hawkins: Drums, David Hood: Bass

Pete Carr: Guitars

The Chieftains:
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Derek Bell: Harp, Michael Tubridy: Flute
Seán Keane: Fiddle, Martin Fay: Fiddle
Paddy Maloney: Uillean pipes, Tin whistle and musical arrangements.

Paul Desmond: Alto saxophone
David Crosby: Background vocals
Stephen Bishop: Background vocals
Bob Dorough: Vocals and vocal arrangements
Joe Osborn: Bass
Tom Roady: Percussion
Bill Payne: Synthesizer (Oberheim)
David Campbell: String arrangement
Jack Schroer: Saxophone and horn arrangement
Joe Farrell: Flute, Oboe and English horn
Tommy Vig: Vibes, Leah Kunkel: Background vocals
Jimmie Haskell: String arrangement

The Jay Clayton Voice Group:
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Jay Clayton, Shelley Hirsch, Ed Hasselbrink, Fred Farell, Carol Flamm, Alexandra Stavrou

The Oklahoma Baptist University Chorale
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Shawnee, Oklahoma
James D. Woodward, Dean

Rick Shlosser: Drums, Craig Krampf: Cymbals
Thomas La Tondre: Handclaps, Baker Bigsby: Engineer
Steve Brandon: Ass't. Engineer, Paul Christiansen: Engineer
Richard Greenberg: Assistant, Fred Meijer: Engineer

Jimmy Webb appears courtesy of Atlantic Records
Pete Carr appears courtesy of Big Tree Records
The Chieftains appears courtesy of Island Records
Limited by kind permission of Claddagh Records
David Crosby appears courtesy of Atlantic Records and ABC Records, Inc.
Stephen Bishop appears courtesy of ABC Records, Inc.
Bob Dorough appears courtesy of Laissez-Faire Records
Tommy Vig appears courtesy of Dobre Records
Bill Payne appears courtesy of Warner Brothers Records, Inc.
Joe Farrell appears courtesy of Warner Brothers Records, Inc.

Steve Melton: Engineer
Greg Hamm: Assistant Engineer
Dee Robb: Engineer
Bruce Robb: Engineer
Richard Leech: Assistant Engineer
Anthony D'Amico: Assistant Engineer

Recorded at:
Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Muscle Shoals, Alabama;
CBS Recording Studios, New York City;
Lombard Sound, Dublin, Ireland;
The Village Recorder, Westwood, California;
Rudy Records (Graham Nash's House), San Francisco, California;
Cherokee Recording Studios, Hollywood, California;
A&R Recording, Inc., New York City

Mixed at:
Cherokee Recording Studio #3, Hollywood, California

Mastered by:
Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California

John Berg: Design and art direction
Laurie Bird: Cover photos

Arthur Garfunkel: Producer
Barry Beckett: Associate Producer

This album was produced from December, 7, 1976 to August 12, 1977.

Lyrics included on the dust sleeve.

This Europe version are without LC code
℗ 1977 CBS Inc./ © 1977 CBS Inc. / Shorepak by Shorewood Packaging / Printed in Holland
Made in Holland

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): CBS 01-86032-1A-1 PAL-34975-IC TML-M
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): CBS 01-86032-1B-1 PBL-34975-IC TML-M

Other Versions (5 of 69)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	Watermark (LP, Album)	CBS, CBS	CS-10294, LP-10.294	Venezuela	1977
New Submission	Watermark (Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release)	747	2313	Saudi Arabia	1977
New Submission	Watermark (Cassette, Album, Dolby)	CBS	40 CBS 86054	Italy	1977
New Submission	Watermark (LP, Album, White Label)	CBS	S CBS 86032	UK	1977
New Submission	Watermark (LP, Album, withdrawn)	Columbia	JC 34975	US	1977

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Reviews

tonsorock Apr 30, 2019
This is the original Dutch vinyl LP release which had the Jimmy Webb song "Fingerpaint," correctly listed in the tracks. CBS wanted a single, so the song was quickly pulled and replaced by the very out-of-place "(What a) Wonderful World" with Paul Simon and James Taylor. The credits above mention this song in the mixing credits but it doesn't appear here so that line doesn't apply and should be removed. Most frustrating: what haven't ANY of the CD reissues of this album simply put the song "Fingerpaint" back on, since vinyl's time limitation is not a factor? This remains a somewhat "lost" Garfunkel track, along with the 45-only full version of Tim Moore's "2nd Avenue."