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This song was recorded when music mattered.... bands were real musicians. Now it's so much hype and ridiculous rap/hip hop nonsense that gets tiresome upon the second listening. Styx was an amazing band. Dennis deYoung's solo album, Desert Moon, is one of the best recordings ever.

These are two of the top ten best voices in modern music. What a combination. Dionne Warwick always seems like singing is as natural as breathing, just like Karen Carpenter. Jeffrey Osborne has a killer voice; strong, dynamic, and assured. I wish they had recorded more together. Well, they'r...

It's amazing how such a simple song can be so powerful. I've listened to this over and over. It never gets old. I'd love to see her in concert.

Why doesn't the radio play her more current CDs?

The older I get, the more this song makes sense to me.

This is my favorite Cher video. The writers of the song should be commended; it's one of the best in pop history.

Also, whoever shot the video is an absolute genius. This is one of the most engaging, fun videos I've ever seen. It absolutely propels the song.

The structure of this song is so unique, and Karen sings it with such passion. She had the best voice of anyone I've ever heard. She was amazing, and she and Richard made the most memorable music. Today's music is utterly forgettable, and is "old" after 3 weeks.

I remember in the 1980s when I was attending college, I called a radio station and asked them to play Harmony. The DJ said it was an odd thing, that even though the song had been out for 10 years, people were always calling for it, and it wasn't even a single!

I have always thought this is Kiki Dee's most haunting and evocative song. Her voice is amazing. At a post concert party for John Denver, I gave him a copy of her Album (I couldn't get the CD back then). John Denver used the term "dark side of your soul" in some later interview I read, so the ...

Absolutely one of the best songs I've ever heard... and what a magnificent voice. This song really makes me cry.

It's interesting how he has a fairly good voice in English, but an AMAZING voice when he sings in Spanish!

To appreciate the difference, listen to him sing "Para Que". His voice there is astounding.

How is it possible that Elton John and Bernie Taupin, both of them Englishmen, managed to capture Americana better than almost any other American?

They really captured the heart and soul of America. Astounding.

I can't imagine why this song was never incorporated into a movie.

Nigel has a great singing style. Too bad so much music nowadays is so corporate driven. Where's the heart like back then?

I've always wondered why Nigel Olsson didn't make it big in a solo career. He certainly has talent and a good voice. I loved his solo albums.

Hearing this again makes me remember the better parts of the 1970s. He and Elton were the bright parts of a somewhat dismal decade, but still... ther...

Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach must be the most inspired collaboration in music history. Who would have guessed? The results are phenomenal. I love ever song on the CD. I also bought the imported Japanese version that has about half the songs live, as an additional second CD.

There's no doubt that Elton John is the greatest musical genius, outside of classical music, in history. But it is the combination of Bernie Taupin's lyrics and Elton's music that makes a magical combination.

I've always liked this song, and when they put it in the movie "Almost Famous" I reme...