As a (former) anorexic myself, I could imagine how Karen felt singing this. Some of it was confirmed listening to this interview. Some things they still don't understand. It was thought she was too young for some of the lyrics but that wasn't true. Part of anorexia is trying to be perfect but it's that striving for perfection that prevents intimacy. It breaks my heart that she was never able to experience that. Thanks to her though millions have been able to. After 15 years of an eating disorder I was able to start recovering. I'm fully recovered today AND happily married. It's been 19 years since my last hospitalization and I'm symptom free. If you or a loved one is struggling, know that help and recovery are now possible. We have Karen to thank for a lot of that.
It's refreshing to hear of your success in your battle with Anorexia. You can certainly understand better than most Karen's ability to be such an Angelic individual in her life yet lie through her teeth about her illness. It's so easy in hindsight to see how it eroded her life yet nowhere did it ever seem to affect her voice. Maybe in her concerts or interviews, but after years of pouring over over a thousand videos I never saw anything that was affected. She had an amazing Soul. Her song "We've Only Just Begun" was a song that I had wanted played at my wedding only for my Bride to nix the idea due to the song being a bit before her time.
Sang her songs to dad after he lost his speech and ability to walk from stroke. He remembered me singing them over and over through the 70's, so he knew them well, and he loved it, brought him such joy. I've had a few record deals in my life, and no doubt, Karen is who taught me to sing more than anyone.
I'm grateful that, in this compilation, Richard acknowledged Karen's unparalleled voice and musical talents. There'll never be another singing artist like her. RIP Karen. ❤
Here I am in december 2022 listenig/watching this amazing documentary. Carpenters is part of our life in Brazil and around the world. It was amazing years. Regards from Brazil.
The most requested song during my time as Disc Jockey at KELI 1330 AM Tulsa was Close to You with Superstar a very close second. Looking back I still get choked up when I watch her funeral. That was the hardest job of my life the day that I announced her death just minutes after it came across the wire. I can only say that were it not for UA-cam and digital medium the world would have been cheated from hearing what I always said was the Most Recognizable voice on the planet. it NEVER took more than 2 notes of Karen's voice to know who it was.
“Instant Radio” said Phil Ramone. “You knew it was her on the first note. Uncanny” Quincy J described Karen as “inherently soulful” - she didn’t have to wail or scream, she could hit any note effortlessly and you always heard what she was feeling..,
It was a hit in 1976. It reached #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart and #25 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. Richard's definition of a hit was probably Top 10 on the Hot 100 chart. But unfortunately disco had taken over by 1976 and soft rock was not getting played as much. So it's a testament of how great this song is that it did that well as the second single from an album during this transitional period in music. Great songs outlive fads and that's why this song will always stand the test of time.
@@graceweber2822 - I so adore "I Just Fall In Love Again". To be honest, most of the songs on their albums were good enough to be released as singles. Had they released the song that was later made popular by Anne Murray, it would have been the 4th single from "Passages". The other three didn't make the top 30 (again, the changing music scene) so even Richard would not have been able to convince A&M to release another single. Lush ballads were only played on Adult Contemporary radio at that time and not popular radio. The three singles they released from "Passages" were the ones that were most appealing to pop radio at the time. Anne Murray's version was sped up a bit and shortened, which helped it be played on popular radio. But it doesn't hold a candle to the Carpenters' version.
That wasn’t Richard’s call to make. The record company does that. The problem was the song was over 4 minutes and couldn’t be abridged. It would have also been the 4th single from the LP and they wanted the airwaves clear by the time ‘Christmas portrait’ was released.
I really miss my songbird sister, she died in 2013, but sometimes I still cry: My little sister & only sibling; Janette 1960-2013. Loss is so hard when the loved one still seems bigger than life. Richard Carpenter, me and others so miss our little and older sisters that are gone.
For the very first time, I see a documentary which spent 45 minutes to cover one song, in the course also cover the great legacy of the Carpenters. You took time to seek opinions and comments of the lyricist, composer, oboist, harp artist, and so on. Excellent video, I thank you for taking your time to produce this documentary.
Only a fraction of the video is about the song. I had to fast forward to get to each interview segment which was annoyingly spread throughout the presentation.
Excellent song and excellent documentary on my all time favorite musical duo and their also mega-talented associates. I live in California and went to Japan 27 times and know well of the major devotion that country has always had for The Carpenters. In a Lawson Station convenience store in my hotel basement, in between a couple of J-pop songs, was an instrumental cover of "I Need To Be In Love."
First of all Thanks so much for the producers of this exhaustive and interesting "analysis without paralysis" documentary of this beautiful ballad. The timing of this album came when The Carpenters were starting to have a decline of airplay in the US radio and were branded as "Antiseptic music" being so clean, lush, and perfectly produced & arranged. It is indeed an imperfect world, as most radios then started to divert to loud, noisy music as part of fad evolution (not timeless). HOWEVER, case in point - Japan, thats why they produced this, and just as enthusiastic and well-embraced this song was The Philippines, were it became a No. 1 hit especially to the high school age range. It was so popular & meaningful there that they still play it on the radio even today as if it never left. Even the well underrated follow up album Horizon which was almost basically snubbed by the US radios was a huge hit in the Phil. especially the gems: Love Me For What I Am & I'm Caught Between Goodbye & I Love You. The Filipino people also appreciated The Carpenters' unique talent & style like the Japanese listeners as most of us are very sentimental or hopeless romantics! ;^) ...I'm confident Mr. Richard Carpenter who I highly admire ( I wish I had his talent...but only a selected few can be given such!) together with her beloved late sister can attest for the Filipinos love for their timeless music... he's visited our country & even accompanied former president Gloria M. Arroyo singing a song Richard would have never thought somebody actually knows by heart, the song "I Have You" which is Pres GMA's favorite song during her teenage years! That reflects how much we made their songs a part of us... from the teenagers newly exploring "puppy love" to the president of the country. Whoa! OUR LOVE & APPRECIATION TO THE CARPENTERS!
I don't understand why anybody would give this a thumbs down. They must think that they can play and sing better than he can. That's the only reason I can think of.
Every time i hear their touching voice and songs, i do retrospects about childhood and my grandfather who passed away. Thanks japan for making good video about them
Gayle Levant! such soooo sweet lady! The whole documentary made me emotional, but Gayle! you're such a beautiful lady! so great that you're a very important part on Carpenters career! my honours to you!!!
Thank you for the documentary. The song was and still is beautiful. Thank you Richard and to all the Carpenters. In times like these it's nice to reflect on wholesome, beauty and love.
Thank you for this tape. Helps heal the loss of Karen and also fills my heart to know she was appreciated. And that everyone that helped make their sound so perfect and beautiful were as genuine as she (Carpenters) were. I was blessed to see them in concert in 1974. I think the only singer close to the beauty of Karen's voice would be Celine Deon. You'll agree music has changed so much away from smooth loving ballad sound and lyrics that we only have our CD's to keep us sane and happy and moody like we were years back. That music is part of our souls indeed. God Bless
God bless Richard and Karen. Funny how such extraordinary talent brings such joy, but then full on sadness and problems. I only pray that Richard now finds only joy in his great talent. And I know Karen is singing and smiling from Heaven, finally content and possessing every gift she ever hoped for. One way I’ll know if I’m in Heaven someday is if I hear Karen Carpenter singing!
先日、母方の祖母が亡くなりました。真っ先に浮かんだ曲が、この曲、I need to be in love と Top Of The World でした。とても心地の良いメロディーで、亡くしたことへの悲しい気持ちが和らぎました。何もしてあげられなかった自分が、とても憎いです。これから、祖母の分まで一生懸命生きていくことを恩返しとして頑張りたいです。
This was actually a fairly slick and well made documentary. I guess the producers were pretty fond of INTBIL, but the quality of the presentation was quite high. I really believe there needs to be a two hour plus film of this musical act. Their talents-and of course her beautiful voice- are very worthy of a major retrospective.
Incredible touching documentary, just by coincidence found it on youtube and stayed hooked. Thanks, the voice of Karen always touches me deeply. A voice frozen in time, but still buring with fire
1976 I was 13 years old and I fell in love with her voice but actually First time hear the Carpenters song was Top of the world which is In commercial song of Sprite in Japan in those days but I’m not sure anyway Carpenters song impressed 13 years old boy’s heart I’m sure Especially Karen’s voice I still love it 🥰
just wow! thank you for this! this song always brought on good memories. the very first time i heard of this song "i need to be in love" was in the philippines when i was in my teens. the song was played over and over on the radio in this little barrio where we used to live, far away even from capital city of manila. as filipinos we knew what good lyrics are, and then coupled that with some awesome melody, and there you would have this gem of a song. back then in the philippines, we have this thing called "songhits" or "jingles," magazine-type binder we bought that comprised listings of contemporaries of old and new songs, with lyrics and chords, so one knows what the lyrics are saying; and if you want to play your guitar there were chords provided as well as basic as you can get to the basic guitar chords from d, c, e, a, b, g, f. with the b minors, a minors, e minors, etc... this is one of these songs i memorized back in the day, and learned to play on the guitar. and also the first song that i knew mentioned the word "imperfect" without a snag ever, it was just a perfect fit there, that i wondered, why a song is so full of these english words that kinda belongs to you in that moment, simple and complex at that time, but you just go on until next day, and you'd hear the song again. fast forward to this moment, the song is always awesome to listen to with karen's magnetic awesome voice. it gets you teary-eyed almost! thank you! :)
I had those albums, the vinyl ones. Let my vinyl junkie friend have them a few years ago. Watching this reminds me of the touch, feel and smell of them. Music was so much more tactile back then in many ways.
I grew up listening to Karen Carpenter listening and singing her songs in the 70 s she is my upmost favorite singer in the whole wide world! Karen Carpenter always redo ATED with me she's part of my past she always resonated with me in some way I can relate to her life she's and always been part of my life's tapestry and she will always be part of my life I keep her close to my heart ❤️❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Carpenters...!! La música más linda de toda la vida...con la voz más maravillosa y hermosa de Karen y la interpretación magistral de Richard....Unos verdaderos Genios de la musica....!!!..MIL BENDICIONES.....!! y gracias por habernos ragalado y dejado semejante musica .....simplemente ESPECTACULAR...!!!!
Translated; Looking at the LP jacket cover of the Carpenters, I remember the smell of the spray of record cleaning. Song of the album of Carpenters that distant brothers were aligned buying of year is my young flows from audio speakers heavy bass, is what is at once fascinated by the beauty of the music of the English. So that the fingerprint does not stick to the LP record, his brothers are vigilant in handling, LP record of the Carpenters as one by one to clean over spray the LP record before placing a LP record of the Carpenters in audio set, treasure treats at home in, it was young that I was angry well touch a little even.
I'm so glad that the solo piano intro was re-added to "I know that I need to be in love." The first copy into of the cd release of A Kind of Hush had what sounded like a flute intro. I just assumed the master had been badly damaged and this was a work around. Carpenter's recording always had excellent sound quality with Now and Then being a possible exception.
could you imagine sitting at that piano, and looking at all the platinum records on the wall. Wow, they were the greatest artists the world will ever know
To me she was the most perfect singer in the world, and I have never quite gotten over her being gone; and also Richard never got enough credit for being a musical genius that he is either. They were a perfect duet.
Hi Richard, I did your exactsame medley from New London Theatre in 1976 on a sound system and a mic in Paris but no one seemed to like it..! I'll keep working on it though; my favorites are Goodbye to Love, You, Yesterday Once More and Yesterday Once More Reprise and Ave Maria. Hope you and family are really well xxx
As an artist, songwriter, I love hearing the breakdown of this song! Cause the minute I read it was written by 3 people, I wanted to know who did what.
O que é a vida!os anos 70/80 já vai longe, porém a voz inconfundível de Karen continua viva em nossas memórias. Não sei como me expressar como cada vez que ouço essa dupla "os Carpenters, volto aos belos anos em que a Karen me faz recordar ela como se fosse hoje em 10/21.
Karen you have the most beautiful voice ever. You sing like an angel and sometimes make me cry. RIP
As a (former) anorexic myself, I could imagine how Karen felt singing this. Some of it was confirmed listening to this interview. Some things they still don't understand. It was thought she was too young for some of the lyrics but that wasn't true. Part of anorexia is trying to be perfect but it's that striving for perfection that prevents intimacy. It breaks my heart that she was never able to experience that. Thanks to her though millions have been able to. After 15 years of an eating disorder I was able to start recovering. I'm fully recovered today AND happily married. It's been 19 years since my last hospitalization and I'm symptom free. If you or a loved one is struggling, know that help and recovery are now possible. We have Karen to thank for a lot of that.
I too would like for someone who experienced anorexia to describe what causes it/what it is/what it’s like? Thank You
So greatful yo got help/
@@lashany2626 thank you. Ironically, I'm actually sitting here eating a turkey sandwich while going through UA-cam notifications.
Lol that's funny I love turkey cant beat it.
It's refreshing to hear of your success in your battle with Anorexia. You can certainly understand better than most Karen's ability to be such an Angelic individual in her life yet lie through her teeth about her illness. It's so easy in hindsight to see how it eroded her life yet nowhere did it ever seem to affect her voice. Maybe in her concerts or interviews, but after years of pouring over over a thousand videos I never saw anything that was affected. She had an amazing Soul. Her song "We've Only Just Begun" was a song that I had wanted played at my wedding only for my Bride to nix the idea due to the song being a bit before her time.
Sang her songs to dad after he lost his speech and ability to walk from stroke. He remembered me singing them over and over through the 70's, so he knew them well, and he loved it, brought him such joy. I've had a few record deals in my life, and no doubt, Karen is who taught me to sing more than anyone.
Quite the tutor! She had no idea!
Best voice I’ve ever heard... Karen Carpenter
She had a voice that was beautiful, calming, and angelic. 😇🎵
No one is truly gone, if she is remembered.
Very profound. She has staying power though she died.
Who is listening in 2019 ? More proof in Japan and around the world that music is truly a universal language !!!
I'm grateful that, in this compilation, Richard acknowledged Karen's unparalleled voice and musical talents. There'll never be another singing artist like her. RIP Karen. ❤
Here I am in december 2022 listenig/watching this amazing documentary. Carpenters is part of our life in Brazil and around the world. It was amazing years. Regards from Brazil.
EVEN AFTER ALL THESE YEARS I LEARNED EVEN MORE ABOUT THE CARPENTERS. THANK YOU TO THE PEOPLE IN JAPAN WHO ADMIRE THEIR MUSIC TO THIS DAY.
The most requested song during my time as Disc Jockey at KELI 1330 AM Tulsa was Close to You with Superstar a very close second. Looking back I still get choked up when I watch her funeral. That was the hardest job of my life the day that I announced her death just minutes after it came across the wire. I can only say that were it not for UA-cam and digital medium the world would have been cheated from hearing what I always said was the Most Recognizable voice on the planet. it NEVER took more than 2 notes of Karen's voice to know who it was.
So true.
“Instant Radio” said Phil Ramone. “You knew it was her on the first note. Uncanny” Quincy J described Karen as “inherently soulful” - she didn’t have to wail or scream, she could hit any note effortlessly and you always heard what she was feeling..,
The lyric touched me as soon as I heard the song. I didn't realize the song was not a hit in the 70's.
It was a hit in 1976. It reached #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart and #25 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. Richard's definition of a hit was probably Top 10 on the Hot 100 chart. But unfortunately disco had taken over by 1976 and soft rock was not getting played as much. So it's a testament of how great this song is that it did that well as the second single from an album during this transitional period in music. Great songs outlive fads and that's why this song will always stand the test of time.
@@shyman99 Thanks I didn't know this. Richard sure missed the mark when he didn't release "I just fall in love again" as a single years ago.
@@graceweber2822 - I so adore "I Just Fall In Love Again". To be honest, most of the songs on their albums were good enough to be released as singles. Had they released the song that was later made popular by Anne Murray, it would have been the 4th single from "Passages". The other three didn't make the top 30 (again, the changing music scene) so even Richard would not have been able to convince A&M to release another single. Lush ballads were only played on Adult Contemporary radio at that time and not popular radio. The three singles they released from "Passages" were the ones that were most appealing to pop radio at the time. Anne Murray's version was sped up a bit and shortened, which helped it be played on popular radio. But it doesn't hold a candle to the Carpenters' version.
That wasn’t Richard’s call to make. The record company does that. The problem was the song was over 4 minutes and couldn’t be abridged. It would have also been the 4th single from the LP and they wanted the airwaves clear by the time ‘Christmas portrait’ was released.
“I don't know what's worse: to not know what you are and be happy, or to become what you've always wanted to be, and feel alone.
I really miss my songbird sister, she died in 2013, but sometimes I still cry: My little sister & only sibling; Janette 1960-2013. Loss is so hard when the loved one still seems bigger than life. Richard Carpenter, me and others so miss our little and older sisters that are gone.
For the very first time, I see a documentary which spent 45 minutes to cover one song, in the course also cover the great legacy of the Carpenters. You took time to seek opinions and comments of the lyricist, composer, oboist, harp artist, and so on. Excellent video, I thank you for taking your time to produce this documentary.
Only a fraction of the video is about the song. I had to fast forward to get to each interview segment which was annoyingly spread throughout the presentation.
Karen and Richard were obsessed with perfection - Karen tragically so with her appearance. " perfection from a quite imperfect world... "
Gifted musician Richard Carpenter..😘
Musical genius Richard Carpenter and Karen with an incomparably beautiful voice were just a perfect team.
Excellent song and excellent documentary on my all time favorite musical duo and their also mega-talented associates. I live in California and went to Japan 27 times and know well of the major devotion that country has always had for The Carpenters. In a Lawson Station convenience store in my hotel basement, in between a couple of J-pop songs, was an instrumental cover of "I Need To Be In Love."
Yesterday once More is one that deserves analysis.
First of all Thanks so much for the producers of this exhaustive and interesting "analysis without paralysis" documentary of this beautiful ballad. The timing of this album came when The Carpenters were starting to have a decline of airplay in the US radio and were branded as "Antiseptic music" being so clean, lush, and perfectly produced & arranged. It is indeed an imperfect world, as most radios then started to divert to loud, noisy music as part of fad evolution (not timeless). HOWEVER, case in point - Japan, thats why they produced this, and just as enthusiastic and well-embraced this song was The Philippines, were it became a No. 1 hit especially to the high school age range. It was so popular & meaningful there that they still play it on the radio even today as if it never left. Even the well underrated follow up album Horizon which was almost basically snubbed by the US radios was a huge hit in the Phil. especially the gems: Love Me For What I Am & I'm Caught Between Goodbye & I Love You. The Filipino people also appreciated The Carpenters' unique talent & style like the Japanese listeners as most of us are very sentimental or hopeless romantics! ;^) ...I'm confident Mr. Richard Carpenter who I highly admire ( I wish I had his talent...but only a selected few can be given such!) together with her beloved late sister can attest for the Filipinos love for their timeless music... he's visited our country & even accompanied former president Gloria M. Arroyo singing a song Richard would have never thought somebody actually knows by heart, the song "I Have You" which is Pres GMA's favorite song during her teenage years! That reflects how much we made their songs a part of us... from the teenagers newly exploring "puppy love" to the president of the country. Whoa! OUR LOVE & APPRECIATION TO THE CARPENTERS!
Unbelievable how great her voice was will never be another one like Karen she will always be the best
An excellent, respectful, in depth documentary. The Japanese seem to be rather excellent at making these.
I don't understand why anybody would give this a thumbs down. They must think that they can play and sing better than he can. That's the only reason I can think of.
One of my favs...very touching part when she sang "I'm wide awake at 4AM without a friend in sight.."
Japan has the best documentary's on The Carpenters, would love to see the one from 2009.
Documentaries.
They don't have a hatred of white people like the liberal ''Western'' media, that's why.
And John Bettis! wow! what a wonderful man! very humble and nice! very lovely!
Very nice homage to The Carpenters.
Unforgettable, the first time you listen ... Karen Carpenter's voice has no equal: crystal voice.
I really love their songs..Really miss the Carpenters so much..😞
Every time i hear their touching voice and songs, i do retrospects about childhood and my grandfather who passed away. Thanks japan for making good video about them
Gayle Levant! such soooo sweet lady! The whole documentary made me emotional, but Gayle! you're such a beautiful lady! so great that you're a very important part on Carpenters career! my honours to you!!!
Thank you for the documentary. The song was and still is beautiful. Thank you Richard and to all the Carpenters. In times like these it's nice to reflect on wholesome, beauty and love.
ALL the Carpenters? Karen was the key to their success. Her parents were responsible for her death.
Mr.Richard Carpenter,still a very handsome man.God bless you and your family!!!!!
this documentary totally blows me away.
“Song for You” is absolutely chill inducing. I’ve played that LP innumerable times.
Written by Leon Russell one of the greatest musicians to ever live
Thank you for this tape. Helps heal the loss of Karen and also fills my heart to know she was appreciated. And that everyone that helped make their sound so perfect and beautiful were as genuine as she (Carpenters) were. I was blessed to see them in concert in 1974. I think the only singer close to the beauty of Karen's voice would be Celine Deon. You'll agree music has changed so much away from smooth loving ballad sound and lyrics that we only have our CD's to keep us sane and happy and moody like we were years back. That music is part of our souls indeed. God Bless
感動的なドキュメンタリーでした。カーペンターズは日本でとても愛されていました。今でももカバーが絶えません。SINONという方のカバーは本当に素晴らしいです。
Well Done Documentary. Besides Karen's Wonderful Voice, it shows the important part Richard played as well as other musicians involved.
God bless Richard and Karen. Funny how such extraordinary talent brings such joy, but then full on sadness and problems. I only pray that Richard now finds only joy in his great talent. And I know Karen is singing and smiling from Heaven, finally content and possessing every gift she ever hoped for. One way I’ll know if I’m in Heaven someday is if I hear Karen Carpenter singing!
This is extraordinary. To be able to see all these talented musicians talk about the process of creation...awesome!
That magical voice everytime Ive heared it.Always goosebumps.Missed her voice so much.😉
先日、母方の祖母が亡くなりました。真っ先に浮かんだ曲が、この曲、I need to be in love と Top Of The World でした。とても心地の良いメロディーで、亡くしたことへの悲しい気持ちが和らぎました。何もしてあげられなかった自分が、とても憎いです。これから、祖母の分まで一生懸命生きていくことを恩返しとして頑張りたいです。
This was actually a fairly slick and well made documentary. I guess the producers were pretty fond of INTBIL, but the quality of the presentation was quite high. I really believe there needs to be a two hour plus film of this musical act. Their talents-and of course her beautiful voice- are very worthy of a major retrospective.
RC was such an underrated producer. And the song was one of her favorites, almost autobiographical.
Incredible touching documentary, just by coincidence found it on youtube and stayed hooked. Thanks, the voice of Karen always touches me deeply. A voice frozen in time, but still buring with fire
Best voice in the world never get another like Karen
Richard looks so agil and young in his age, wow! Wonderful musician family - really touching.
I am mesmerized by the silky gold 1 piece outfit
its 2020 but i still missed karen carpenter
I can't really listen or sing this song without crying. I hate that. But, it's just such a beautiful melody, arrangement, and of course words.
What A voice .. What A song OMG
1976 I was 13 years old and I fell in love with her voice but actually First time hear the Carpenters song was Top of the world which is In commercial song of Sprite in Japan in those days but I’m not sure
anyway Carpenters song impressed 13 years old boy’s heart I’m sure
Especially Karen’s voice I still love it 🥰
Could they get any better? Impossible! Just love it how these jackets look as if they came out today!
Carpenter's and Japan a perfect combination
just wow! thank you for this! this song always brought on good memories. the very first time i heard of this song "i need to be in love" was in the philippines when i was in my teens. the song was played over and over on the radio in this little barrio where we used to live, far away even from capital city of manila. as filipinos we knew what good lyrics are, and then coupled that with some awesome melody, and there you would have this gem of a song. back then in the philippines, we have this thing called "songhits" or "jingles," magazine-type binder we bought that comprised listings of contemporaries of old and new songs, with lyrics and chords, so one knows what the lyrics are saying; and if you want to play your guitar there were chords provided as well as basic as you can get to the basic guitar chords from d, c, e, a, b, g, f. with the b minors, a minors, e minors, etc... this is one of these songs i memorized back in the day, and learned to play on the guitar. and also the first song that i knew mentioned the word "imperfect" without a snag ever, it was just a perfect fit there, that i wondered, why a song is so full of these english words that kinda belongs to you in that moment, simple and complex at that time, but you just go on until next day, and you'd hear the song again. fast forward to this moment, the song is always awesome to listen to with karen's magnetic awesome voice. it gets you teary-eyed almost! thank you! :)
She was such a sweetheart, she often let her brother tag along .....
I had those albums, the vinyl ones. Let my vinyl junkie friend have them a few years ago. Watching this reminds me of the touch, feel and smell of them. Music was so much more tactile back then in many ways.
I feel proud to be one of the Japanese fans of The Carpenters.
とても胸が熱くなる。切なく優しい。こんな歌だとは思わなかったので、見ることができて良かった。ギターバージョンもかなり良かったです。
I grew up listening to Karen Carpenter listening and singing her songs in the 70 s she is my upmost favorite singer in the whole wide world! Karen Carpenter always redo ATED with me she's part of my past she always resonated with me in some way I can relate to her life she's and always been part of my life's tapestry and she will always be part of my life I keep her close to my heart ❤️❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
青春の輝き
世界一好きな曲です。
この番組をずーっと前に観た記憶があり、今日また出会えて感動しています😂
カーペンターズそして青春の輝きは最高です♪
I loved the song the first time I heard it.
It’s a well deserved tribute when RC is mentioned in the same breath with Brian Wilson.
The Carpenters...!! La música más linda de toda la vida...con la voz más maravillosa y hermosa de Karen y la interpretación magistral de Richard....Unos verdaderos Genios de la musica....!!!..MIL BENDICIONES.....!! y gracias por habernos ragalado y dejado semejante musica .....simplemente ESPECTACULAR...!!!!
Awwww..This song gives me goosies ( GOOSEBUMPS) Love KC'S voice forever 💯❤️
I just love the Carpenters they great they were. So beautiful songs they put out.. I sure miss them I am so glad I have all their records.
Karen, Richard and John were a perfect team. Their chemistry creates magic.
ONE OF MY ABSOLUTE FAV SONGS! ACTUALLY THEY ARE ALL MY FAVORITES!!
カーペンターズのLPジャケット表紙を見ると、レコードクリーニングのスプレーの匂いを思い出します。
年の離れた兄たちが買い揃えたカーペンターズのアルバムの曲が重低音のオーディオスピーカーから流れると
幼い私は、その英語の曲の美しさに一気に魅了されたものです。
指紋がLPレコードに付かないよう、兄たちは扱いに気を配って、カーペンターズのLPレコードを
オーディオセットにかける前にいちいちLPレコードをスプレーをかけてクリーニングするほど
カーペンターズのLPレコードは、家では宝物扱いで、幼い私がちょっとでも触れるとよく怒られたものでした。
This is a Japanese documentary what the hell do you expect
Translated;
Looking at the LP jacket cover of the Carpenters, I remember the smell of the spray of record cleaning. Song of the album of Carpenters that distant brothers were aligned buying of year is my young flows from audio speakers heavy bass, is what is at once fascinated by the beauty of the music of the English. So that the fingerprint does not stick to the LP record, his brothers are vigilant in handling, LP record of the Carpenters as one by one to clean over spray the LP record before placing a LP record of the Carpenters in audio set, treasure treats at home in, it was young that I was angry well touch a little even.
Well done documentary.
Thanks T Grace for uploading this interview..Happy to hear the stories behind their songs..
This song,reminds me so much most of the time,every Sunday tho.
I'm so glad that the solo piano intro was re-added to "I know that I need to be in love." The first copy into of the cd release of A Kind of Hush had what sounded like a flute intro. I just assumed the master had been badly damaged and this was a work around. Carpenter's recording always had excellent sound quality with Now and Then being a possible exception.
I'd love to see other songs analyzed like this. There are many others that would be great.
Take a look at my other uploads ua-cam.com/channels/IDZtENN9VCzzPFOBwo2C-A.htmlvideos
Okay! Thank you!
I love karen Carpenter from the bottom of my heart ❤️❣️ and soul ❤️
Amazing no other words to describe. X
And so ... We all fail someone...even ourselves 💕
EMOTIONS congratulations desde LIMA PERÚ
The voice of an Angel..😍
Eu amo faz parte da minha trilha sonora desde de 95 quando pesquisando conheci essa maravilhosa banda essa linda voz de Caren.....
Oh karen. My tears kept flowing everytime i hear you sing. Why oh why. Pls come back thru reincarnation
Impossível não se encantar com a bela voz de Karen.Que coisa linda!!!!
could you imagine sitting at that piano, and looking at all the platinum records on the wall. Wow, they were the greatest artists the world will ever know
The world missed out on so many more beautiful songs these two could have given us.
この曲を日本に持ってきた人が凄い‼️👏👏👏👏👏💯💯💯💯❤️
It makes me sad that Richie never got the credit he deserves. He was the genius behind the band. I'm a big fan of his art.
I just love people with great music taste, in this case the Japanese people
Inesquecível, à primeira vez quando se escuta... voz de Karen Carpenter não tem igual: voz de cristal.
I miss Karen, I love her still .
Always liked that song.
To me she was the most perfect singer in the world, and I have never quite gotten over her being gone; and also Richard never got enough credit for being a musical genius that he is either. They were a perfect duet.
Rich...you are soooo good! Maybe I could sing for you!
my favorite song
Hi Richard, I did your exactsame medley from New London Theatre in 1976 on a sound system and a mic in Paris but no one seemed to like it..! I'll keep working on it though; my favorites are Goodbye to Love, You, Yesterday Once More and Yesterday Once More Reprise and Ave Maria. Hope you and family are really well xxx
Good music is a thing of the past.
Rap and hip hop killed it.
Koreans are now the world leaders at writing and singing ballads.
🇱🇷🇧🇷💛💚🎇🎆 CAREN CARPENTHER, A VOZ MAIS LINDA DE TODOS OS TEMPOS...22/12/19.. SÃO PAULO BRASIL.
epic legendary brother and sister , brilliants
As an artist, songwriter, I love hearing the breakdown of this song! Cause the minute I read it was written by 3 people, I wanted to know who did what.
O que é a vida!os anos 70/80 já vai longe, porém a voz inconfundível de Karen continua viva em nossas memórias.
Não sei como me expressar como cada vez que ouço essa dupla "os Carpenters, volto aos belos anos em que a Karen me faz recordar ela como se fosse hoje em 10/21.
Richard looks good for his age