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Post by davidroberson on Apr 15, 2004 10:05:22 GMT -5
>:(Hi, All...Being the idiot I am, I brought up this topic on the Favorite Female Artists thread. I'm having a time with these forums. I received a copy of the "Carpenters Perform Carpenter" CD in the mail on Monday. Having Richard's compositions together in one collection, it becomes very clear how special he and Karen were together as artists. I love the remix of "Crystal Lullaby". Something dawned on me as I listened to this disc that I want throw out to you as a trivia question. There IS but ONE studio album by the Carpenters NOT to have a Richard composition on it? Which one is it? HAVE FUN...
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Post by Rick Henry on Apr 15, 2004 14:00:38 GMT -5
>:(I want throw out to you as a trivia question. There IS but ONE studio album by the Carpenters NOT to have a Richard composition on it? Which one is it? HAVE FUN... "Passage" is the only original Carpenters studio album to not have a Richard Carpenter composition on it. Here's another Carpenters trivia question: Which Richard Carpenter penned tune was co-written by the father of the guitar player for the modern rock group The Strokes. |
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Post by davidroberson on Apr 15, 2004 15:54:44 GMT -5
:oHi, Rick! "Passage" is it! I deduced that nothing from it was on "Carpenters Perform Carpenter". The answer to your question is "I Need To Be In Love", right? (I cheated, I went to the Strokes website) Take care...  |
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Post by beaner on Apr 15, 2004 19:56:28 GMT -5
I'm sitting here listening to Carpenters perform Carpenter and I just love it so much.
The most amazing song I've noticed is on Eve. I believe the additional recording is in Karen's voice. She must have recorded it another time at a later date when her vibrado was so much more stronger and wonderful.
I may be wrong but she sure sounds great on that one not to mention ALL the others.
Richard does an outstanding job with his "Karen's Theme". He truly loved his sister so very much.
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