If I Were A Carpenter by Leonard Nimoy
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Hearing Leonard sing is like hearing Jim Nieghbors out of character. Nice!
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Spock did pretty good...
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WOW!!! Really impressive! Leonard Nimoy is pretty damn talented in singing as well! Loved it!
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I love this song...and i actually like this version.
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Johnny Cash nice guy but couldn't sing at all
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I agree
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i gotta get this fucking record......
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this isnt half as bad as i was expecting!
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My brother had this album.
Could you post the song 'Cotton Candy', at least i think that's the title - That and 'Amphibious Assault' about technology and war in the distant future were two of my most favorite songs, along with 'The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins' and 'Highly Illogical'.
ryoushii 2 years ago
Already did Cotton Candy. Unfortunately, Amphibious Assault did not copy well in the transition from analogue cassette to digital disc. Sorry.
ladyarchivist 2 years ago
Khaaaaaan!!!!!!!!
bulletman100 2 years ago
obviously, 2-dimensional thinking
ladyarchivist 2 years ago
If he were a Carpenter, he would have sung with Karen!
If you check out other tracks of his, the lower register is pretty good. But as soon as he goes higher, the tonality becomes unpleasant. This song is a little boarderline at times.
I read somewhere that every TV star was being pushed to sing and release albums back then because of the popularity variety shows. It was cheap and easy publicity.
Nash1a 2 years ago
Oh, that is funny! What you read is correct. There was a period when any celeb was indeed pushed to record an album. The social concerns of the time, drugs and psychedelia were scaring the establishment. Their solution was 'wholesome' music by 'respected' mainstream celebrities. My favourite (wish I had a video to post) was a folk singer named Burl Ives, in Nehru Jacket, singing 'Gentle on my Mind'. Also Merv Griffin, again in a Nehru, with an anti-drug tune called 'Have a Nice Trip'.
ladyarchivist 2 years ago