My God!!!! I have been a fan of the Carpenters since 1998 and only discovered this version in 2020 !!!!!!!!!!!! What a privilege and emotion. This version makes my eyes fill with tears. What a wonderful singer !!!!!!! That's why KAREN is my favorite of all. How much time I wasted without hearing Karen's voice. Forgive me, Barry Manilow, I'm also a fan of yours, but everything Karen sings becomes a precious thing. Karen Carpente's version will be my favorite from now on. Thanks for sharing.
So many songs, especially Karens make my heart fill with tears, the first songs I remember my mother singing to me back in the 80s are top of the world and end of the world. I only had 4 or 5 songs of their's until I was 33 when I got a compilation. You may tear up when you hear this, remembering the tragic way she died. ua-cam.com/video/ljX_hTaGIj4/v-deo.html
Each and every damn time Karen opens her mouth to sing something, she's not just carrying a tune, she's telling a damn story that everybody needs to listen to! Her voice was and still is the greatest ! Then, Now and eternally!
The most beautiful voice I have ever heard in my life! Kareen Carpenter's voice is simply beautiful and so smooth and I love her so much and I miss her!
Etrange histoire que celle de cette chanson : mais quelle beauté !! La piste enregistrée par Karen , était sensée n'être qu'un guide pour le travail des musiciens ! Magique !!
I was casually listening to this recording by Karen while browsing this comment and that given below. That alone was enough to make my eyes well up. Karen is truly out of this world. And I'm really happy to find all these people sharing these feelings about her.
I don't think that any other female recording artist can ever replace the one and only Karen Carpenter.Karen has what is a golden voice.peace and harmony with a heart and soul.gone too soon and too young.
Trivia : David Pomeranz wrote this song and it was given to Richard Carpenter. The Carpenters recorded this song first in the mid 70's but for some reason never made it as a cut to any of their earlier albums. Then Barry Manilow recorded it in the late 70's and became one of his signature songs. Richard picked this up and included this song in The Carpenters Essentials Collection which was released in 1989 or 88 long after Karen died. I think Richard made a huge mistake by dropping this song back then, it could have been a charter. And by the way, this is a one take recording. You can still hear Karen turning a page of lyrics in the middle of the song.
That sheet of paper flipping (1:59) makes me feel like I am there listening to Karen during the recording; this "error" makes the song even more perfect to me. I used to love Barry's version, but when I heard Karen's voice... Oh boy, it became a most on my favorite ones from the C's...
I don't know why they didn't release it on the kind of Hush album which really was one of their weakest albums. I think it would have been a chart topper, and much better than Barry Manilows version.
GEMINI-G - Word was they thought they already had enough ballads on “Horizon.” Manilo did a great job. But I’m partial to Karen. Her voice is effortless. I still am blown away by facts like “Superstar” was Karen’s first take on the song. Richard thought there was no way to improve on that. And he was right.
I also noticed the sheet of paper turned over (1:59). It gave this song a very special touch. I also prefer this version of KAREN's voice. One of my favorites from 2020 forever.
You know as a "Boomer" a loving the quality of the songs I grew up with (no comparison to todays so called talent, I feel grateful I had the opportunity to have this especially when back then we didn't have much else to do other than listen to the radio and records. But, my main point is that its amazing how many outtake songs such as this were never released. ABBA also had quite a few. They were incredible songs and had they been released probably would have been chart toppers.
Trivia : David Pomeranz wrote this song and it was given to Richard Carpenter. The Carpenters recorded this song first in the mid 70's but for some reason never made it as a cut to any of their earlier albums. Then Barry Manilow recorded it in the late 70's and became one of his signature songs. Richard picked this up and included this song in The Carpenters Essentials Collection which was released in 1989 or 88 long after Karen died. I think Richard made a huge mistake by dropping this song back then, it could have been a charter. And by the way, this is a one take recording. You can still hear Karen turning a page of lyrics in the middle of the song.
I've always loved Manilow's take on the song. That said, I am very impressed with Miss Carpenter's version. Karen always had a wonderful voice, and I'm sorry she's not still around making great music.
Undoubtedly the best reading of the song even if its a rehearsal rendition the song takes on an added dimension with Karen's voice and Richards exquisite arrangement
Great tune and lovely reading by Karen as always! This could have been a smash hit in 1975. What a shame it was lost! They could have used this as a single instead of Solitaire (great song but not exactly the best choice for a single IMO).
Karen was magnificent in this!! A voice like hers will never be around...she could have sung anything, as Petula Clark said about Karen's voice....I remember in 1994 when I heard this song and was mesmerized by it...and still am...
Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again Carpenters At any moment he'll be walking through that door But he won't find me behind it 'Cause the feeling is gone and just won't come back any more I worked so hard to find it I've been up, down, tryin' to get the feeling again All around tryin' to get the feeling again That one that made me shiver Make my knees start to quiver every time he walks in I've look high, low, everywhere I possibly can But there's just no tryin' to get the feeling again It seemed to disappear as fast at it came (*) Read every book, looked, for every meditation and poem Just to bring home that old sweet sensation But it ain't no use to me to try to get the feeling again When did it leave me How did I come to miss use such a beautiful bonnet But baby believe me, I've done everything I can do But somehow it's no returnin' I've been up, down, tryin' to get the feeling again Like a bloodhound searching for a long lost friend Could you help me rediscover The way to re-be his lover once again Repeat (*) I want to get that feeling again Eu Quero Ter Essa Sensação de Novo A qualquer momento ele vai estar entrando por aquela porta Mas não vai me encontrar atrás dela Pois o sentimento se foi e simplesmente não quer voltar mais Eu me esforcei tanto pra encontrá-lo Já fiquei pra cima, pra baixo, tentando recuperar o sentimento Por todo lado, tentando recuperar o sentimento Aquele que me fazia tremer Fazia meus joelhos começarem a fraquejar toda vez que ele chegava Eu procurei em cima, em baixo, em todo lugar que eu pude Mas não tem jeito de recuperar o sentimento Parece que ele desaparceu tão rápido quanto veio (*)Li cada livro, procurei, em cada meditação e poema Só para trazer para casa aquela velha e doce sensação Mas pra mim não adianta tentar recuperar o sentimento Quando é que me deixou? Como eu pude descuidar de tão bela chama Mas meu bem, acredite, tenho feito tudo que posso Mas por alguma razão não está retornando Já fiquei pra cima, pra baixo, tentando recuperar o sentimento Como um cão farejador procurando por um amigo perdido a muito Você poderia me ajudar a redescobrir Um jeito de voltar a ser a amante dele outra vez? Repete (*) Eu quero ter essa sensação de novo
Karen's most amazing vocal quality : she made it seem easy--like anyone could do it! Ohh yes, just try, any of her songs, especially one like this! A masterful reading!! Wolfsky9
A perfect voice. Only Sinatra can sing like Karen! Frank was a baritone and I think Karen is at fhe same tonal quality. Her range spanned several octaves.
Hey, Ned Nickerson, I had always been a fan of your videos, but the first time I watched this it reall blew up my mind; it took my mind and the song to another extension, provided it was also the first time that I had heard the song in its entirety! I must confess this video has been really influential on my own way to put my tribute videos and performances together, the sooth transitons from one heartbreaking picture to the other: a class job! Kudos, Mister!
@dereknnashville No your wrong she does turn the page i saw an interview with Richard about the recording of this song and apparently Karen wasnt to sure on the lyrics and wanted to have them in front of her he even says how eerie it is that the mic picked it up :)
I forgot to add... Karen is Angelic here--as she is in EVERYTHING THING. I challenge every KC fan...what was it her brother Richerd said about her singing? And why was he so angry when she did that Solo album?
whenever i hear her voice theres something about it that southes me it could put a baby rip karen carpenter she was a wonderful women i miss her and qhen i hear about het i want to cry she was amazing i love karen carpenter we miss you god bless your soul.
folks wait!!Ms Carpenter,Mr.Manilow,two very heart felt performers,both very good styles,1st.Karen is,was amazing,Barry was great,we have to understand a male and female perspective,i like both versions,different,but heart felt.
My personal Carpenters chronology - or how I learned to love them through their albums in a time before internet, by endless searching in used record shops: Interpretations - Nov 1994 A Kind of Hush - Nov 1994 Christmas Portrait - Dec 1994 Horizon - Dec 1994 Close To You - Feb 1995 If I Were a Carpenter - Aug 1995 Now And Then - Sep 1995 Carpenters - Sep 1995 A Song For You - Sep 1995 Lovelines - Nov 1996 Ticket to Ride - Dec 1996 Passage - Dec 1996 Voice of the Heart - Apr 1999 Made in America - 2002 Even though I'm a big fan of 45s, I think the only Carpenters single I ever came across (and own) was Touch me when we're dancing How about you all? What was your entry point to the Carpenters?
This was recorded in 1975-was lost and rediscovered by Richard Carpenter and then released by him in 1994 .19 years after it was recorded and 11 yrs after Karen died .I saw Karen sing and drum in 1972.I think this is her best work .
I'm hopefully entering a new s/m relationship with a new man.the lyrics and the sound of the guitar in the middle section is a reminder of what is happening in my life. I can't stop playing as I await my new master's phone call.
ah yes the famous turning of the page that she does. She recorded this with ANY instruments at all. They all were added later. I like this rendition visual of the song. I have something like this I'm mind that I want to do for Calling Occupents. I want to use Carpenters footage but also other space material as well. I would like to use movie stills suce as ET etc. I know it will have to be for my personal use. For getting the rights will be a nightmare. Love the video keep em coming.
Why not keep BOTH songs on Horzion! The bookends of the album weren't actually long songs! "Love Me For What I Am" is heaven! The final phrasing of when she sings: "You're really not in love so let me go, i must be free" sounds like butter!!
Well Karen thought highly of Manilow and Manilow thought highly of Karen. I personally think Karen is so gifted in her musicality...she could have sung a PHONE BOOK and sold a million copies single-wise!!
This song was also recorded by The Stanky Brown Group for Arista Records, before Barry recorded it and I believe before the Carpenters recorded it. Clive Davis never released it. If you search UA-cam for the Stanky Brown version you can find it.
My God!!!! I have been a fan of the Carpenters since 1998 and only discovered this version in 2020 !!!!!!!!!!!! What a privilege and emotion. This version makes my eyes fill with tears. What a wonderful singer !!!!!!! That's why KAREN is my favorite of all. How much time I wasted without hearing Karen's voice. Forgive me, Barry Manilow, I'm also a fan of yours, but everything Karen sings becomes a precious thing. Karen Carpente's version will be my favorite from now on. Thanks for sharing.
Too good to be true boy.
So many songs, especially Karens make my heart fill with tears, the first songs I remember my mother singing to me back in the 80s are top of the world and end of the world. I only had 4 or 5 songs of their's until I was 33 when I got a compilation.
You may tear up when you hear this, remembering the tragic way she died.
ua-cam.com/video/ljX_hTaGIj4/v-deo.html
So True!
Just think how much more she could have done! It just tears me to shreds. I love this and think it could have been a single. ❤
Each and every damn time Karen opens her mouth to sing something, she's not just carrying a tune, she's telling a damn story that everybody needs to listen to! Her voice was and still is the greatest ! Then, Now and eternally!
The most beautiful voice I have ever heard in my life! Kareen Carpenter's voice is simply beautiful and so smooth and I love her so much and I miss her!
Etrange histoire que celle de cette chanson : mais quelle beauté !! La piste enregistrée par Karen , était sensée n'être qu'un guide pour le travail des musiciens ! Magique !!
I was casually listening to this recording by Karen while browsing this comment and that given below. That alone was enough to make my eyes well up. Karen is truly out of this world. And I'm really happy to find all these people sharing these feelings about her.
The best female vocalist ever!
I don't think that any other female recording artist can ever replace the one and only Karen Carpenter.Karen has what is a golden voice.peace and harmony with a heart and soul.gone too soon and too young.
altogether too young my friend [broken hearted]
She always nails sad songs...Perfection!
pure perfection, The Carpenters version turns a good song into absolute magic!
IKR? Karen takes Barry to school on this...
OMG, 1st time heard this song, & by Karen Carpenter, now singing with the Angels,
so now Trying to get the feeling again.. Love this so much...
I'm a die hard Barry fan and this is the first time I heard this sung by anyone else, its a blessing that it is Karen Carpenter.
I adore Karen and I think Barrys version is far better. Cool to hear another version though.
@@skijock486 To each his own. This version is a million miles better than Barry's to me.
Trivia : David Pomeranz wrote this song and it was given to Richard Carpenter. The Carpenters recorded this song first in the mid 70's but for some reason never made it as a cut to any of their earlier albums. Then Barry Manilow recorded it in the late 70's and became one of his signature songs. Richard picked this up and included this song in The Carpenters Essentials Collection which was released in 1989 or 88 long after Karen died. I think Richard made a huge mistake by dropping this song back then, it could have been a charter. And by the way, this is a one take recording. You can still hear Karen turning a page of lyrics in the middle of the song.
I can’t believe they didn’t include this in the album! What a shame. Such an amazing version.
Outstanding music, magnificent interpretation by the incomparable Karen Carpenter! Applause from Brazil!
What?! When did this happen?! I never knew they covered this song!!! ❤ She can sing anything!
Absolutely fantastic! Karens voice with Richards musical talent! Cant be beat!
Perfect balance of intimate vocal with orchestration!
That sheet of paper flipping (1:59) makes me feel like I am there listening to Karen during the recording; this "error" makes the song even more perfect to me. I used to love Barry's version, but when I heard Karen's voice... Oh boy, it became a most on my favorite ones from the C's...
I loved your comment... you have a good ear!!
I don't know why they didn't release it on the kind of Hush album which really was one of their weakest albums. I think it would have been a chart topper, and much better than Barry Manilows version.
GEMINI-G - Word was they thought they already had enough ballads on “Horizon.” Manilo did a great job. But I’m partial to Karen. Her voice is effortless. I still am blown away by facts like “Superstar” was Karen’s first take on the song. Richard thought there was no way to improve on that. And he was right.
I also noticed the sheet of paper turned over (1:59). It gave this song a very special touch. I also prefer this version of KAREN's voice.
One of my favorites from 2020 forever.
fakerating 😊 just saw your comment a year later!!! Shame on me, thank you!!!
Even singing on a "work lead" this woman was magnificent.
Karen Carpenter is the best female vocalist ever without a doubt!
You know as a "Boomer" a loving the quality of the songs I grew up with (no comparison to todays so called talent, I feel grateful I had the opportunity to have this especially when back then we didn't have much else to do other than listen to the radio and records. But, my main point is that its amazing how many outtake songs such as this were never released. ABBA also had quite a few. They were incredible songs and had they been released probably would have been chart toppers.
Amazing so beautiful and haunting one of my favorite Carpenters songs
This is a masterpiece.
I always love this song I love Barry manilow's version but Karen's is the best
Love the song and especially carpenters version. I love the intimacy her voice adds to the song. No one can quite sing like she can.
Karen Carpenter is the most beloved female vocalist ever!
THE GREATEST RENDITION of this song, EVER !!! by the most beautiful greatest female singing voice , ever.
Hope shes still singing like an angel up there too, we so dearly miss her.
Karen Carpenter brings out the magic in this song unlike anybody. Love the video...it totally portrays the sad finality of a love affair. Well done.
Trivia : David Pomeranz wrote this song and it was given to Richard Carpenter. The Carpenters recorded this song first in the mid 70's but for some reason never made it as a cut to any of their earlier albums. Then Barry Manilow recorded it in the late 70's and became one of his signature songs. Richard picked this up and included this song in The Carpenters Essentials Collection which was released in 1989 or 88 long after Karen died. I think Richard made a huge mistake by dropping this song back then, it could have been a charter. And by the way, this is a one take recording. You can still hear Karen turning a page of lyrics in the middle of the song.
I've always loved Manilow's take on the song. That said, I am very impressed with Miss Carpenter's version. Karen always had a wonderful voice, and I'm sorry she's not still around making great music.
Karen had a disease... it was no one's fault. Not even hers.
Beautiful, serious, powerful!
No one does it like the great.K.C.
The lyrics are much better in this version - they're more complex and intelligent. And this may be a work lead, but Karen just nails it. Those tones!
Still don't understand about the "bonnet"?
@@beecnul8r What bonnet?
What a gem! Thanks Ned!
Undoubtedly the best reading of the song even if its a rehearsal rendition the song takes on an added dimension with Karen's voice and Richards exquisite arrangement
Great tune and lovely reading by Karen as always! This could have been a smash hit in 1975. What a shame it was lost! They could have used this as a single instead of Solitaire (great song but not exactly the best choice for a single IMO).
Karen was magnificent in this!! A voice like hers will never be around...she could have sung anything, as Petula Clark said about Karen's voice....I remember in 1994 when I heard this song and was mesmerized by it...and still am...
Hear hear!!
The example of fantastic and sharp cooperative of Karen's extrordinary voice and large orcestra !!
yeah - the Barry arrangement/production is excellent, but Richards orchestration/production is unbelievable! really "otherworldly"... :)
KAREN'S PERFECT TOUCH ALWAYS DO WHEN SHE SINGS ANY SONG. THAT'S WHY SHE IS MY DEAR AND FAVORITE.
Una canzone bellissima, dolcissima, elegante, sensibile
... Un altro capolavoro dei the carpenters
Karen brings a special character to every song :-)
Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again
Carpenters
At any moment he'll be walking through that door
But he won't find me behind it
'Cause the feeling is gone and just won't come back any more
I worked so hard to find it
I've been up, down, tryin' to get the feeling again
All around tryin' to get the feeling again
That one that made me shiver
Make my knees start to quiver every time he walks in
I've look high, low, everywhere I possibly can
But there's just no tryin' to get the feeling again
It seemed to disappear as fast at it came
(*) Read every book, looked, for every meditation and poem
Just to bring home that old sweet sensation
But it ain't no use to me to try to get the feeling again
When did it leave me
How did I come to miss use such a beautiful bonnet
But baby believe me, I've done everything I can do
But somehow it's no returnin'
I've been up, down, tryin' to get the feeling again
Like a bloodhound searching for a long lost friend
Could you help me rediscover
The way to re-be his lover once again
Repeat (*)
I want to get that feeling again
Eu Quero Ter Essa Sensação de Novo
A qualquer momento ele vai estar entrando por aquela porta
Mas não vai me encontrar atrás dela
Pois o sentimento se foi e simplesmente não quer voltar mais
Eu me esforcei tanto pra encontrá-lo
Já fiquei pra cima, pra baixo, tentando recuperar o sentimento
Por todo lado, tentando recuperar o sentimento
Aquele que me fazia tremer
Fazia meus joelhos começarem a fraquejar toda vez que ele chegava
Eu procurei em cima, em baixo, em todo lugar que eu pude
Mas não tem jeito de recuperar o sentimento
Parece que ele desaparceu tão rápido quanto veio
(*)Li cada livro, procurei, em cada meditação e poema
Só para trazer para casa aquela velha e doce sensação
Mas pra mim não adianta tentar recuperar o sentimento
Quando é que me deixou?
Como eu pude descuidar de tão bela chama
Mas meu bem, acredite, tenho feito tudo que posso
Mas por alguma razão não está retornando
Já fiquei pra cima, pra baixo, tentando recuperar o sentimento
Como um cão farejador procurando por um amigo perdido a muito
Você poderia me ajudar a redescobrir
Um jeito de voltar a ser a amante dele outra vez?
Repete (*)
Eu quero ter essa sensação de novo
Karen was just amazing, no replacement, ever.
wat about trump(he certainly trumps himself into things, so why not?(im kidding))
Agree...
thank you for compiling this video
Really beautiful video to an amazing song, thank you for sharing this.
OMG She owns this song the way she makes the music express her pain
Karen's most amazing vocal quality : she made it seem easy--like anyone could do it! Ohh yes, just try, any of her songs, especially one like this! A masterful reading!! Wolfsky9
1:59 wen she turns the page u can hear ,,listen , ,,i love it so much ,,i love u karen u angel xxxxx
Bravo
Perfection!
Best version
A perfect voice. Only Sinatra can sing like Karen! Frank was a baritone and I think Karen is at fhe same tonal quality. Her range spanned several octaves.
at 1:58 the pages turning can be heard .
Thank you for this, your'e a Legend
❤️ this Carpenters version 👍🙂
Wonderful ❤️❤️❤️
Wow this version is something. I like this better than Barry's version
She is the best among the best
From phils.
I have never heard this version before and I love it. I thought it was a Manilow original. Thanks for the education
love the video
Hey, Ned Nickerson, I had always been a fan of your videos, but the first time I watched this it reall blew up my mind; it took my mind and the song to another extension, provided it was also the first time that I had heard the song in its entirety!
I must confess this video has been really influential on my own way to put my tribute videos and performances together, the sooth transitons from one heartbreaking picture to the other: a class job! Kudos, Mister!
@dereknnashville No your wrong she does turn the page i saw an interview with Richard about the recording of this song and apparently Karen wasnt to sure on the lyrics and wanted to have them in front of her he even says how eerie it is that the mic picked it up :)
I forgot to add... Karen is Angelic here--as she is in EVERYTHING THING. I challenge every KC fan...what was it her brother Richerd said about her singing? And why was he so angry when she did that Solo album?
Wish this could have made it to 1975 horizon CD
I loved Barry's song...till I heard THIS!
whenever i hear her voice theres something about it that southes me it could put a baby rip karen carpenter she was a wonderful women i miss her and qhen i hear about het i want to cry she was amazing i love karen carpenter we miss you god bless your soul.
folks wait!!Ms Carpenter,Mr.Manilow,two very heart felt performers,both very good styles,1st.Karen is,was amazing,Barry was great,we have to understand a male and female perspective,i like both versions,different,but heart felt.
awesome
"but her untimely death made use listen to the undertones we might have missed"
WSC BROUGHT ME HERE
What global round are you in?
@Carpentersfan2003 YEEEEES SOOOOO COOOOOL , THE MUSIC, THE VOICE , SO COOOOOOOOL, I SURE MISS KAREN AND REST IN PEACE
Thank you!
hi ned! hope you had a lyrics of this karen version anytime soon... thanks! really cant get enough of karen... dont know why... such a loss feel sad💔
I heard this when i was a kid .
Belíssimo...
My personal Carpenters chronology - or how I learned to love them through their albums in a time before internet, by endless searching in used record shops:
Interpretations - Nov 1994
A Kind of Hush - Nov 1994
Christmas Portrait - Dec 1994
Horizon - Dec 1994
Close To You - Feb 1995
If I Were a Carpenter - Aug 1995
Now And Then - Sep 1995
Carpenters - Sep 1995
A Song For You - Sep 1995
Lovelines - Nov 1996
Ticket to Ride - Dec 1996
Passage - Dec 1996
Voice of the Heart - Apr 1999
Made in America - 2002
Even though I'm a big fan of 45s, I think the only Carpenters single I ever came across (and own) was Touch me when we're dancing
How about you all? What was your entry point to the Carpenters?
I lu Karen always and forever!!
This was recorded in 1975-was lost and rediscovered by Richard Carpenter and then released by him in 1994 .19 years after it was recorded and 11 yrs after Karen died .I saw Karen sing and drum in 1972.I think this is her best work .
i love this song.i can relate....
I'm hopefully entering a new s/m relationship with a new man.the lyrics and the sound of the guitar in the middle section is a reminder of what is happening in my life. I can't stop playing as I await my new master's phone call.
Great Text....
David Pomeranz u are a genius
A _very_ underrated genius.
anyone here for WSC
Lel 01 yep
ah yes the famous turning of the page that she does. She recorded this with ANY instruments at all. They all were added later. I like this rendition visual of the song. I have something like this I'm mind that I want to do for Calling Occupents. I want to use Carpenters footage but also other space material as well. I would like to use movie stills suce as ET etc. I know it will have to be for my personal use. For getting the rights will be a nightmare. Love the video keep em coming.
HOW was this not included on Horizon? Should have replaced "Love Me For What I Am." Would have made the album a more varied and powerful listen.
Why not keep BOTH songs on Horzion! The bookends of the album weren't actually long songs!
"Love Me For What I Am" is heaven! The final phrasing of when she sings: "You're really not in love so let me go, i must be free" sounds like butter!!
TOTALLY,TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU IN EVERY WAY.
Once you've heard Manilow do his version, as much as I wanna love this, I have to treat them as Different songs. Different melodies, arrangements.
There's no arguing who has the better voice...Karen or Barry.
Well Karen thought highly of Manilow and Manilow thought highly of Karen. I personally think Karen is so gifted in her musicality...she could have sung a PHONE BOOK and sold a million copies single-wise!!
❤️
The arrangement reminds me of Phil Spector's WALL OF SOUND
hmmm... anyone here for wsc?
What's Up Scholars! I remember seeing your comments in the other videos! What local/global round are you going to?
Yep
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Hi Ned, Lovely Video. What software was it made in?
This song brings memories from 2016 when I was madly in love for the second time in my life
This song was also recorded by The Stanky Brown Group for Arista Records, before Barry recorded it and I believe before the Carpenters recorded it. Clive Davis never released it. If you search UA-cam for the Stanky Brown version you can find it.
WSC?
Me Boiii
Bao nguyen Nguyen yep
😊
Turn the page.......we had to
Barry's new lyrics improved this song.
Agreed.
Barry brought a great David Pomeranz song to the masses!
World Scholar's Cup anyone?
Yep
Hii see you theree
Yep see you in beijing
Wsc anyone