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Post by Rick Henry on Nov 24, 2004 2:45:11 GMT -5
On several Carpenters compilations Richard generally puts "Rainy Days And Mondays" and "Superstar" one right after the other.
If you were to put together a compilation which other two songs would you think would fit together.
I would choose "Jambalaya" and "Sweet Sweet Smile", they both have that upbeat country music feel. They both have a good time feel to them.
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Post by Moe on Nov 24, 2004 4:15:07 GMT -5
 I think "Top of the World" followed by "Those Good Old Dreams" would work well together. Both are mid-tempo songs with a country flair. Both are idealistic and very positive. Here's another idea- How about "We've Only Just Begun" followed by "Yesterday Once More" followed by "Only Yesterday?" This trilogy takes you from the hopeful beginning to a longing for yesterday.
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Post by enigma on Nov 24, 2004 6:43:55 GMT -5
Tough Question that requires some thought but a good topic.
Though there is no real connection between the two songs I always play Happy followed by Two Sides and think they go really good together. I also always liked Richards pairing of (Want You) Back In My Life Again with Touch Me When We're Dancing on the YOM compilation. Can't think of any original pairings of well known songs or hits at the moment.
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Post by karen69roland on Nov 24, 2004 11:50:16 GMT -5
 Personally, I think those 2 songs would have to be from the same album, just like *Superstar* and *Rainy Days And Mondays* were..., because of Karen's voice and the arrangements.
I will think of something and post soon...  [glow=red,2,300][/glow][shadow=red,left,300]  [/shadow][shadow=red,left,300]Roland Chayer[/shadow][shadow=red,left,300] [/shadow]
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Post by Rick Henry on Nov 25, 2004 0:36:36 GMT -5
Another combo that I think goes together well is "This Masquerade" and "Solitaire". both songs are dark and exquisitely arranged and speak of loneliness.  |
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Post by beaner on Nov 25, 2004 7:44:26 GMT -5
I think two songs that are good together would be "Someday" from Ticket to Ride and "Crescent Noon" from Close to You.
Both, I believe, have the same chord to them and I love when Karen goes low like that. Reminds me of when she goes lower and lower with the song "End of the World".
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Post by JIM on Nov 28, 2004 12:15:23 GMT -5
*/ Two songs that come to mind are Baby Its You and I Believe YOU
as slow songs another segue could
be between Breakin Up Is Hard To
Do and Beechwood45789.
JIM
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Post by Rob813 on Nov 28, 2004 18:26:07 GMT -5
Pairing "We've Only Just Begun" with "For All We Know" comes to my mind. Of course they were released as singles back to back.
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