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Carpenters had nearly as much potential as A Song For You had making more of its filler available in the 7" format, obscure as it was...
newvillefan said:Carpenters had nearly as much potential as A Song For You had making more of its filler available in the 7" format, obscure as it was...
CraigGA said:When thinking of From This Moment On, I Can Dream, Can't I, I Won't Last a Day, Make Believe it's Your First Time, For All We Know, Last One Singing the Blues, I simply cannot decide, not to mention Solitaire and Yesterday Once More, as already mentioned. Each song, not just those mentioned, but each one Karen sang has a perfect poetic balance and perfect tone, timbre and style vocalized in each selection. I cherish them all.
Craig
with all due respect to the country superstar group Alabama, every time I hear their version of "Touch Me When We're Dancing", I want to get out my Carpenters version, featuring Tom Scott's excellent saxophone solo, and crank it up as loud as I can!