"Superstar" Karen Carpenter cover

This song is dedicated to all my wonderful guitar playing friends here on YouTube who inspire me to practice to improve my guitar skills. I tried to put in a little Spanish sounding guitar to add an effect to the meaning of the lyrics. I think that Karen Carpenter sang this one the best -- I've always loved her version. It was the title song from the 1971 rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar", written by Andrew Lloyd Webber with lyrics by Tim Rice.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Superstar
• KarenCarpenter
• TheCarpenters
• solo
• acousticguitar
• ballad
• Martinguitar
• MartinM36
• classics

[HEREclickPlease]

Very creative interpretation

[babs4TLove]

@HEREclickPlease Thanks so much for taking the time to comment! <3 Babs

[waverleywaters]

Excellent. Even Karen Carpenter would agree with me.

Regards,

Dimple.

[babs4TLove]

@waverleywaters Thanks so much Dimple! Karen Carpenter was such a great talent! Looking foward to your next song! (-; Babs

[1958wvpicker]

Howdy Babs

wow you sound just like KC

fantastic

stay cool Jersey Girl

Rich

[babs4TLove]

@1958wvpicker Thanks for the great compliment, Rich! I saw the Carpenters back in the 70's at the Garden State Arts Center...Did you go there at all? I saw some unbelievable concerts there! (-; Babs

[karenmuenchen]

I love Karen Carpenter !!! You sing sooo beautiful !!! all stars from me !!! Karen :-))

[monicasmix]

So lovely Babs!! Really love this song!!

:-) Monica

[1958wvpicker]

@babs4TLove

Howdy Babs

don''t think I ever seen a concert there saw a few great car shows there

seen alot of good shows at the pony

stay cool kid

Rich

[babs4TLove]

@manriq47 Thanks Mark! I played at an open mic in Asbury Park last week (first one in years!). It was alot of fun and I plan on doing some more now that I got the cobwebs out! I'll keep you posted! (-; Babs

[manriq47]

Definitely one to be included in that coffee house set you're going to be doing. Just hope it's a coffee house near here. Sounding great as ever, Babs. All the best. ~ Mark