Carpenters Gold: Greatest Hits

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We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. With the wonderful and unique voice of Karen Carpenter along with the beautiful arrangements by her brother Richard make this one of the classiest collections of pure 70' pop perfection.

Greg Stevenson who effortlessly recreates Richard’s sublime piano playing supported by a band oozing Seventies glitz ! Ticket to Ride", the only song here that is of a 1973 remix, is a fully re-recorded version of the original. But International West End vocalist Vikki Holland-Bowyer has the warm dulcet tones which sound uncannily similar to the superstar. That version contained just one disc with 20 tracks, all of which were also featured on this American version. She undertakes the character of Karen superbly, paying meticulous attention to her mannerisms, 'brother – sister' relationship with Richard and the playful interaction with her band and audience.These songs include a harder bass drum line and considerably more reverberation than the original version. The albums 'A Song For You' and 'Yesterday Once More' along with 'Gold' have been on my system all over the weekend. All of these songs (with the exception of "Tryin' to Get the Feeling Again") are from the Japan-exclusive album As Time Goes By. This compilation's songs have more refined and re-recorded tracks, less noise in the background, and a lot of reverberation in the background. This excellent-value 20-track collection features just about all the classics you would expect – “Close To You”, “Yesterday Once More”, “Goodbye To Love”, “Top Of The World”, “Only Yesteday”, “Please Mr.

This version is the single version, which Richard Carpenter claimed to have a guitar riff before each of the verses, whereas the version on Horizon had no guitar riff. Richard Carpenter, played by musical arranger vocalist Greg Stevenson, is also featured in theshow performing on the piano, alongside his sister enjoying on stage humour, often introducing the array of hits whilst light-heartedly engaging with his musicians.

The original cover artwork had "Greatest Hits" in place of where "35th Anniversary Edition" is on the US cover. not only perfectly emulates Karen’s legendary rich contralto, she even gets behind the drums (pictured). The tracks from As Time Goes By were remixed in the late 1990s/early 2000s and had not yet been released in the United States, while "Tryin' to Get the Feeling Again", from Interpretations, was originally recorded in 1975, but was left off Horizon due to the fact that it would have been too long.