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What an awesome find!! I've never heard that before. Where did this come from?
This is from an LP that was cut, what a find to own that one huh? It's a great listen to hear Karen so young and what a strong voice she had.
Loving? Oh yeah!Maturing? OK?
Really??? Wow!! Cut by whom? So does this recording pre-date Offering?
Since we are talking about really old stuff, I found this website that really goes into detail about the early stuff and also contains a photo of the album Battle of the Bands Hollywood Bowl of which I had never seen before. It would be cool to see what the Cal State Chorus Choir album cover and LP looked like perhaps someone that has it could share a photo.
I have several of the cuts from the LP and it's interesting stuff indeed.. In fact, the original Goodnight (those who own a copy of From The Top might remember Richard's note about having to edit for the box set). The track is from the LP, and obviously has the mistake. It's interesting to listen to.
That snippet gets routine airtime for my ears.Love it! Thanks for posting. I do miss Karen & Richard harmonizing on "somewhere in a fairy tale forest...". Incredible sound; Definite chill factor!
As Harry indicated above, this version of Crescent Noon is from the CSULB Choir album. I believe there are altogether 3 tracks on the album that featured Karen: Crescent Noon, Goodnight (an edited version of which appeared on From The Top, as Chris May indicated above), and And When I Die (a duet with choir member Wanda Freeman).
I'd urge anyone who hasn't already heard Karen's rendition of And When I Die to seek it out: Karen in her very rare gospel music mode is something to behold.