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They have replaced them with this for the moment __________ th-cam.com/video/AYXRHLJlP6I/w-d-xo.html

You got that right!!!!! I agree with you 100%!!! In other news....get lost.

​​@@9111logicNice Spyro Gyra track and funny comment! I saw Spyro Gyra live in Houston in about 1977. They had a dancing percussionist.

Hard to see how #1 can be "underrated."

I do not recall having said so, I did delete the error though

Grazie Tony, mi è costato più di ciò che mai mi varra' considerata la mia età, 32.000€ solo di componenti e materiali. La gente non si deve illudere che costi poco ma se si hanno almeno 25 anni ancora da vivere, allora diventa la spesa migliore mai fatta

@@9111logic sicuramente e pensa che il lavoro lo hai fatto te e lo hai fatto molto meglio di uno che lo fa per lavoro e soprattutto se ci fosse un problema te sai veramente dove mettere le mani

@@tonydinapoli2242 >se ci fosse un problema te sai veramente dove mettere le mani< . . . esattamente, questa cosa mi ha afflitto sin da bambino, il terrore di dover aver bisogno di qualcuno che poi non sia in grado come dichiara, ecco perche sin da allora ho sempre fatto tutto da solo, Auto da corsa, Motori, carrozzeria, case, attrezzature cinematogafiche, impianti elettrici, strumentazioni musicali etc

She was getting worse by the month 😪

And you don't?

@@TheLarryBrown We all do.

Let's just hope Burt is letting Karen do the singing.

I think it was originally filmed in 1969 but surely broadcast by BBC 4 after 2002

Sorry, i didn't know the year ✌️🤔🙄i was born in the last quarter of 1983... But i think I love it like you love it 👍

@@9111logicit was after November 1970 when The Medley debuted on Ed Sullivan. The Tan Album came out in 1971, where it lives. So most likely 71-72. I think it was in 71 as this is part of a BBC show, I think of that year.

I agree 😉

As a kid in the early 70's I rolled my eyes at the Carpenters. I had little appreciation of how great they were. They were so unbelievably talented. And yes- this is a masterpiece.

One of many from them. A majority of what they did was masterpiece. "Carpoenters" and "A song for you" are solid masterpiece albums. Others: Close to you, Merry Christmas Darling, Goodbye to love, Top of the World, Bless the Beasts and the Children, Solitaire, Rainy Days and Mondays....it's a big list.

You have expressed exactly my feelings, she deserved more love, if only she knew how important she was to us ❤

If you think no one has come close, you haven't heard Tori Holub.

@@rtboyceI know Tory but for as much as she sounds extremely similar she has a different tone, different modulation, slightly different expression. Too many people get fooled by the similarity of the tremolo or the vibrato of singers but miss the rest

Any Karen imitator comes off as slightly weak. To be fair, there are some reasons why that will be the case no matter how good is the singer. Karen is the first and the original and the one we know best, so anyone else is invariably going to sound inauthentic. Also, it's just a given that no one can do "Karen Carpenter" as well as Karen Carpenter. Another reason is that one of the things that made Karen so great was that she had a magical gift for her personality and emotions, real or fabricated, to come out in her singing. There's no rational reason that a person singing a set melody and set lyrics should have their personality come out of that, but she had a gift to do that. No other person has the same personality that she does, and few singers have the star making quality that allows their personality to express in their singing. Also Karen sung in her own style, what she did best. Other singers need to sing in their own style, not Karen's style, that's just asking for frustration. Still, hearing scads of singers trying to do it as well and just coming off as second best goes to illustrate what we already knew. Karen had a very very special gift.

Yes I have seen some of her videos, very good indeed however, she still doesn't sound exactly like Karen, not far but not quite the same modulation and softness 🥰

@@9111logicbecause no two people can ever sound the same. Not to vocal analysis. She is however at or near the top of all the women out there and she gets the essence right. Eduard2004 did a side by side of this Medley using this BBC video and also the classic video of WOJB for that comparison. Tori is in the 90-95% class. Her earlier cover via the Pants on Piano channel of “I Need To Be In Love” IMHO she’s averaging 98%. She hit’s 100% (to my ear not analysis) a few times in that song and drops to 95%. It’s from 2022, so she’s 18-19. Of all the women tributing Karen, she’s the only one to my observations that did the 26 syllables with chromatics in her Short of Goodbye To Love. Also, I believe she’s the only one who can do justice to singing Olivia. Check out her recent Suddenly duet cover for an example, if you haven’t. She’s just turned 21. Can you imagine as her voice matures? Joe

Merci de partager d'aussi belles vidéos ! Ça fait du bien dans ce monde devenu si médiocre !

Vraisment, d'accord

You lost me on the P.S., I don't know what you are getting at there. But your point of Richard paying tribute to the Bee Gees in 1971....that's a good point. They blew up so big in 1977 that it's like their earlier three careers don't even exist, but taking Richard at face value here they must have been bigger in their previous incarnations than what we remember.

If you listen to the Carpenters and/or watch them on TH-cam, then, yes, your statement would be correct.

My experience goes way beyond your assumption.

Ok, then please explain what your statement means because digital files on TH-cam, various streaming services such as Apple Music, Spotify, and Tidal are the only services that offer digital files of music that was recorded in the analog domain.