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phoenixfan4
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Well hello everybody! It's so nice to see this forum being actively used everyday by all of the members and visitors. BRAVO !!! This is a GREAT site.
I've been a HUGE fan of the Carpenter's since 1969, and like so many fans like us I search the net looking for anything C's related to satisfy my 'itch' for more information and news regarding the wonderful music and talent that both of the Carpenter's represent. What a magnificent team they made!
I miss Karen so very much every day. *Sigh* But we still have Richard thank God and I know that we still have the terrific opportunity to hear his music and perhaps (BIG WISH HERE) reading someday soon that Richard has reformated their T.V shows for sale to the world on DVD or video. That would make my day,month,year and lifetime I tell ya'. Richard is a musical genius, period.
My question to all of you really bright and interesting fans is this:
Do you think that Karen was lip-synching to her own voice while performing in their first television special in 1976? I've watched it sooooo many times (Fans do that....) and I'm fairly convinced that Karen sang 'live' for the majority of the filming and filled in only those spots where she was simply not able to be in the presence of a microphone during the filming. I could be very wrong because Karen was reported by many music professionals to be a PERFECTIONIST in her lip-synching ability. I know this is an odd question, but for those of you who have had the opportunity to see the Television show may agree with me that ANYTHING where we can see Karen actually singing 'live' is fascinating to watch because she allows us the chance to watch how she vocalizes and brings the songs around to bear such a strong feeling and strength.
Don't you agree?
I dunno....Just thought I'd ask. At any rate, it's a real pleasure to be a part of this website. Thank you for letting me share my own love of the Carpenter's with all of you. I enjoy stopping by here on a daily basis to see what interesting questions, facts, and news that you offer up to people like me. Thank you again - I look forward to actively participating in this totally wonderful group of people.
I've been a HUGE fan of the Carpenter's since 1969, and like so many fans like us I search the net looking for anything C's related to satisfy my 'itch' for more information and news regarding the wonderful music and talent that both of the Carpenter's represent. What a magnificent team they made!
I miss Karen so very much every day. *Sigh* But we still have Richard thank God and I know that we still have the terrific opportunity to hear his music and perhaps (BIG WISH HERE) reading someday soon that Richard has reformated their T.V shows for sale to the world on DVD or video. That would make my day,month,year and lifetime I tell ya'. Richard is a musical genius, period.
My question to all of you really bright and interesting fans is this:
Do you think that Karen was lip-synching to her own voice while performing in their first television special in 1976? I've watched it sooooo many times (Fans do that....) and I'm fairly convinced that Karen sang 'live' for the majority of the filming and filled in only those spots where she was simply not able to be in the presence of a microphone during the filming. I could be very wrong because Karen was reported by many music professionals to be a PERFECTIONIST in her lip-synching ability. I know this is an odd question, but for those of you who have had the opportunity to see the Television show may agree with me that ANYTHING where we can see Karen actually singing 'live' is fascinating to watch because she allows us the chance to watch how she vocalizes and brings the songs around to bear such a strong feeling and strength.
Don't you agree?
I dunno....Just thought I'd ask. At any rate, it's a real pleasure to be a part of this website. Thank you for letting me share my own love of the Carpenter's with all of you. I enjoy stopping by here on a daily basis to see what interesting questions, facts, and news that you offer up to people like me. Thank you again - I look forward to actively participating in this totally wonderful group of people.