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Post by Rick Henry on Jun 21, 2006 1:24:19 GMT -5
 Hello friends of the Carpenters Online,
Once again here it is the Carpenters Online Update. This month we have some great new stuff for you.
I am happy to announce the Sixth Installment of the Carpenters Online Hall Of Fame. This time around we have inducted two classic albums which Carpenters recorded during the prime of their career.
The Song of the Month is the classic Paul Williams-Roger Nichols penned tune "Rainy Days And Mondays".
This month's Off-Topic artist is Mexican singer/songwriter Julieta Venegas.
The big feature of the month is an exclusive Carpenters Online interview with Chris Christian the popular musician who co-wrote the Carpenters' last charting single, "(Want You Back In My Life Again".
I hope you enjoy this update. |
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Post by YesterdayOnceMore on Jun 21, 2006 11:42:12 GMT -5
 Rick, this update is really something. Kudos to you for the interesting interview with Chris Christian. I had absolutely no idea the number of songs he has written, and all of the myriad of other things / people he is involved in / with. Man....what a busy dude! The new graphics on the website, and the amazing way one can go directly to Amazon.com just by using the line link below the item shown is really cool. I don't know how you figure out all of this amazing techno stuff but I'm sure glad you can do it...It really looks super. Thanks for all your hard work, as always. It looks great, and there's a bunch of new information for everyone. Kudos. Thanks much for this great update. Tim 
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Post by ps11932 on Jun 21, 2006 13:47:12 GMT -5
Yes, Rick, thanks for the great update. We've all profited greatly from the talent and work of Chris Christian, it sounds like- thanks for featuring him with the interview. The selection of "Rainy Days and Mondays" should attract some attention- that is one song that just about everyone has heard. Last fall when my wife was taking a class to enhance her work, the textbook had a section on eating disorders and mentioned Karen as an example of a prominent person who struggled with it. The book stated that she was known for "sentimental ballads, such as Rainy Days And Mondays."
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Post by makapip on Jun 21, 2006 23:46:49 GMT -5
Super job, it is amazing how you find these people who had something to do with the
Carpenters.
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Post by Ming on Jun 22, 2006 20:34:42 GMT -5
Thanks for the update.  Ming |
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