Carpenters - Goodbye To Love
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@walshesco I don't know the gentleman's name, but I did watch a VH1 special on the Carpenters in the later 1990's, and the guitarist talked of his work on this song... (Proud of it, of course.)
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this is the first power ballad
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I didn't like anything else the Carpenters did but this one is truly magnificent: her voice is so mellow in contrast to the amazing rock guitar rifts - who was he by the way? Still makes the hairs on my neck stand on end.
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This is just horrible, not the real version
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As it is said of John Lennon with the Beatles, Richard was the 'egghead' (iyw) for the Carpenters.
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@calilammy You can find it in "Live in London" (the real version, not this karaoke MIDI one) and "Live at the Budokan 1974" along with their 1976 "First Television Special."
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NOTE TO ALL: This is NOT the real version. This is the karaoke version with crappy MIDI instruments on the left side.
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@CrickfootGattie You may want to rethink that. Read "Little Girl Blue: The Life of Karen Carpenter."
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It is curious, and unexpected; but Karen could have been singing here of her own life... A beautiful, somber, and melancholic, song.
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never bought any of their records but these guys are ok..their songs have melody..don't know why so many people disrespect them..theres a lot worse music then this..
was Karen always alone? Today you would never hear this kind of honesty in a song.
packersrogers 1 month ago 10
Pure magic from an angel.
mryodadna 1 month ago 4