FIRST TIME HEARING Carpenters We've Only Just Begun REACTION

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[@bobespirit2112]

Not only is she one of the finest singers this planet ever witnessed, she’s also the DRUMMER!!! Now, listen to it again focused on the drums - she’s remarkable!!

[@Trenchant463]

Hal Blaine played on the track. But yes she was a great drummer.

[@Trenchant463]

J OneLife This song came from a bank commercial and was written by Paul Williams. Richard saw the commercial, and ask Paul about it to get the full score. Richard the arranges it into the massive hit it became with Karen’s gorgeous/timeless vocals. Awesome!!

[@clydeb7713]

Karen Carpenter = greatest pure female singing voice ever! Try Superstar, she really was.

[@workingman6681]

One of the purist voices in music history, Karen Carpenter hands down. Sad she left us way to early.

[@glennthompson4725]

She had a voice like an Angel!!!

[@jimfrederick3907]

If she sang a page from the phonebook it would win a Grammy! - This has been played at a million weddings!

[@thegorn68]

YES! More Carpenters please. Try "Superstar", "Hurting Each Other", and "Rainy Days and Mondays"

[@miamidolphinsfan]

this masquerade too

[@youngbloodk]

For All We Know too

[@Fuzcapp]

You missed Solitaire.

[@steve9199]

Karen Carpenter (RIP)...no finer voice in popular music. No studio tricks, no auto-tune... just pure, raw talent. Her singing STILL makes me tear up, and it has ever since I first heard them back in high school in the late 70's. May I suggest "Superstar" next.

[@CharlieMcowan]

She's says not a word about the arrangement, nothing about the vocal harmonies, and zero about what is probably the finest voice of its kind ever, Karen's. She's learnt nothing.

[@stevenmotchan2048]

@@CharlieMcowan Are you crazy? At 3:20 mentions backing vocals, "You better hit that note, Ohhhh Ahhhh" 5:26 "That was a whole symphany behind them" 5:42 "Beautifully written and orchestrated" 5:52 "I can't wait to hear more"

[@stevenmotchan2048]

@Michael Asay Yeah, I'm subscribed. She plays the song straight through and analyzes it after. She analyzes deep, like a psychiatrist. On Steely Dan Aja she said the saxophone sounded like a wet fart.

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@@CharlieMcowan u uh KNUCKLEHEAD. Scribe has been comment`in as the song progresses

[@waynehauser3611]

Love The carpenters ! What a voice Karen had, truely of the great voices of all time.

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

Brother and sister, that's why the harmonies are so tight. She died from anorexia, poor lass.

[@jaygarret2377]

Widely regarded as one of the greatest singers of all time… ✊🏾

[@jgo7870]

there is no finer, purer voice than Karen Carpenter. You don't just hear her, you feel her, you don't get those emotions with today's music. There's just something about it, and the songs she sings. There ain't no raw pure god given talent like this today. RIP. Yep, Superstar should be next.

[@leonardshevlin7260]

The song is about newlyweds. white lace = wedding gown promises = wedding vows We've only just begun our marriage, our adult lives, away from parents and siblings, our family (there'll be room to grow in the place they find).

[@TheMike_I]

her voice is beautiful. Superstar, and Rainy Days And Mondays are two of their best

[@NoLegalPlunder]

Karen reminds me of a line from the movie Bladerunner: the flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long.

[@paulwolf2432]

They have dozens of great songs, including Close to You, Sing, Yesterday Once More, I Won’t Last A Day Without You, ill never Fall in Love Again, Let Me Be The One, This Masquerade, Superstar, Solitaire, I Need to Be in Love.

[@charlesburris6314]

They originally recorded this in 1970, and appeared on Ed Sullivan on October 18 of that year. She played drums that particular time. The song was originally a commercial for a bank in Connecticut. They got permission to use it. She considered herself a drummer who sang. John Lennon told her once that he loved her voice, while legendary drummer Buddy Rich said she was his favorite drummer. Buddy was Neil Peart's (Rush) favorite drummer. She's widely regarded as one of the best voices to ever be recorded. Her natural talent was extraordinary. Her brother, Richard, is likewise, very talented, and regarded as a world class arranger. He still plays around the world. If you're going to go through the Carpenter's catalogue, know that they never half did anything. Have a amazing day.

[@Sunflower64155]

The bank was in Cali and it was called Crocker.

[@nataleeegleston1334]

Most favorite- SOLITARE!!! HER VOICE IS UNBELIEVABLE!!!

[@Lionize728]

Richard Carpenter's arrangements and the backing group were so on point.

[@Fuzcapp]

And yes - this song started as a bank commercial. True story.

[@Warped9]

You will never hear any singer like Karen Carpenter. She could sing the phone book and make it sound like magic. Old school rules in music.

[@daveking9393]

I don't think I've seen you be so Soulful before I love it

[@thelowe6393]

Richard Carpenter was a brilliant composer and arranger. He was always on the lookout for songs he knew they could improve and with Karen's incredible voice, create wonderful songs. Listen to "Close to You" which was written by Burt Bacharach, another brilliant composer/lyricist.

[@nbx2au]

She was a drummer before she started to sing. There is vid of her doing a drum solo ... :)

[@jons.105]

Dive, baby, dive! We love it when u love it.

[@michaelmccall3234]

"You Better Hit That Background Carpenters!!! You Better Hit Them Notes!!!"....You Are Truly A Special, Beautiful, Musical Trip ScribeCash!!!

[@Vulkus]

Never has a voice been so subtle and yet so powerful

[@capncanuck2064]

One of the purest most beautiful voices ever.

[@JennyYearsley]

Once heard, never forgotten (over 50 years ago, now)!

[@databasedan6833]

Brings a tear to the eye....

[@calvinsmith1489]

This song is sung at every wedding i attended.

[@skymasterson5833]

It should be.

[@djprideone1]

carpenters all the way from long beach cali !

[@timothyparsons8327]

So many to choose by them...I could recommend Goodbye To Love, the fuzz guitar...YES!... believe me, it really works, and the harmonies...second to none...

[@rainbowgames1]

Please react to “Superstar,” “Rainy Days and Mondays” and then her live drum solo from their tv show that everyone reacts to.

[@truthful1463]

I can tell she really felt this song. Love her style

[@jamesfaulkner4022]

I grew up listening to them. So very tragic, makes me cry every time.

[@jankypop-a-matic58]

Girl, you are too funny. I love watching you grooooove!

[@leahbackman7669]

Thanks for doing this song. Great song great reaction! Can't tell you how many couples have had this song played at their wedding!!!!

[@douglasgreen437]

The King & Queen of Bittersweet 👌

[@mrcoldshower2823]

This wedding song almost makes me cry every time I hear it. Because we will never have this kind of talent again, early 70s And they could play it LIVE and sound just like the album versions. if Karen was singing in front or on the drums and singing!

[@DG2244]

Her magic was that she knew where her pocket was, and she wouldn't stray from it. Her lower register was $$$ and her songs were written for that. Karen was smooth and never forced. One of the best to vibrate the air waves.

[@s.c.6367]

When she passed, so young, everyone mourned. Simply amazing to me.

[@rubbersole79]

Perhaps the funkiest song they ever recorded was "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft".

[@donaldriddle230]

It was Karen's struggle and eventual death that really exposed Anorexia Nervosa. Such a horrible condition. Sadly, today there are still jerks in.the modeling industry who think it's okay to. Shame young women into thinking they are far when in fact they are dangerously thin. Karen Carpenter was a talent and then some!! Home way too soon!

[@antifax8434]

karen Carpenter the voice of angels ❤️

[@scottdetter]

This is “8” part harmony. 4 dubs on his voice and 4 on hers.

[@brendahipsher273]

Yes she did....tp die so young... It killed my soul...

[@laurakali6522]

She also played drums......

[@daveking9393]

There's a great mix video of her playing the drums in a bunch of their different songs

[@ScribeCash]

Where is this ?

[@daveking9393]

@@ScribeCash I saw it being reacted to by the twins. Watch "Karen Carpenter - The Drummer REACTION" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6vPdIacfbOJfaM

[@poppiethestable4569]

@@ScribeCash ..She plays the drums on all carpenters joints..This one too..Its a much better video..REQUEST. Carpenters Close to you..The video where Karen is on her drum kit..This is where is was the happiness..Thanks

[@ratso4443]

They played that at every wedding I went to in the 70s and 80s

[@kayeward2047]

Did you know that Karen Carpenter also Played the Drums, and was really good !!!

[@GinMae]

Karen - one of the most smooth and beautiful voices ever - but still have to giggle a bit at this cheesy 70's video - check out that guy in the foreground going nuts on the tambourine! lol

[@OHsopositive]

They laid down all their own background vocals

[@ziptoung]

Number 1 wedding song of all time! Haaa

[@bigemetalmilitia8462]

Whooooooooooo 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@davidkilianek9168]

I was in 6th grade when the Carpenters first came out, I liked their music because it was so simple and easy to follow. And of course, the sound of Karen's voice was such a pleasure to listen to. No matter what was wrong, just the sound of her voice, always put things at ease. She had a truly Angelic voice yet, at the time in 6th grade, I wondered back then if her voice would make it in the recording business, and now the Karen Carpenter sound has been recognized as an unmatched, golden standard that is in a category all of its own.

[@hahatoldyouso]

YES

[@devongray5639]

Your different. Your on a different wave. Keep do iij ng your thang sweetheart.

[@sevensolaris]

Next on the list of Carpenters songs should be...For All We Know and Only Yesterday

[@worldwidebirthdaycelebrations]

Fun Fact! This song is 50 years old, and still relevant!

[@roseunderwood6298]

Lol, I enjoyed listen to your reaction. The Flower

[@Paul-dz7xi]

I like the beginning where her voice echoes in the studio.

[@martinvalentine5596]

lovely reaction well done🌹💖👍

[@757optim]

How many weddings has this song been the first dance?

[@turnedaround4954]

I'm surprised you didn't comment on Karen's voice. Subscribed anyway and looking forward to more carpenters especially rainy days and Mondays

[@JSTONE9352]

A popular song at weddings in the early 1970s.

[@txbeachbum]

The movie 1408 got me to listen to the this.... I'm glad it did.

[@joek468]

Was a very good drummer.

[@gigz218]

Great classic.

[@robertchandler5055]

BEST PART IS THIS WAS A RADIO AD FOR A BANK AND WAS JUST SUGESTED TO HER BROTHER

[@rayeraskin5799]

Hey honey baby with the good taste! Try the Carpenters “This Masquerade”. You will love it.

[@poppiethestable4569]

Karen has videos of all her hits ,playing n singing on her drum kit..Those videos are best..Karen's drum kit was her happy place

[@oneafter9095]

You’ve only just begun...

[@rachelhudson8362]

The Carpenters work on so many levels. Who can't love them. Sad that Karen died so young. She was originally a drummer with no aspirations to sing. Her brother and band member is still a songwriter and producer

[@michaelstarr7717]

Welcome to the Paul Williams of it all,sister.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

Karen Carpenter was a pretty good drummer too. Pioneers of "soft rock"

[@rutssy]

It is funky!!!

[@MannyCruz72]

Two songs of The Carpenters you should do for reactions are Reason to Believe and Top of the World.

[@worldwidebirthdaycelebrations]

Karen is the Voice, and Richard is the music! He's classically trained!

[@dennishindman6402]

Karen Carpenter was the drummer for her brothers band. He had no idea she could even sing until well after she was known as a drummer. They first became known as a jazz group. Jazz, if you are not aware, is much more complete and difficult to play than popular music. Here is Karen Carpenter showing off her skills that she was capable of playing jazz. Karen Carpenter--The drummer kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJWthqGea7NrY7c

[@TheFadingMan]

Stevie Nicks Edge of Seventeen

[@TheMike_I]

hell yea!

[@dvsreed]

Fleetwood Mac....Rhiannon live 1976 on the Midnight Special...Stevie's best performance on KZbin

[@tomschmitz5745]

the carpenters, karen and richard, were the top u..s hit makers of the 1970's... countless pop classics and then and now karen carpenter was considered one of if not THEE greatest female voice of love and romance songs ever... her and her brother also did all of the background vocals as well and she was a world class fantastic drummer as well..

[@jlcortez00]

Song reminds me of my mom. She had the 45

[@franklinmargaret6365]

Listen The Carpenter's song, YOU. Also, I WON'T LAST A DAY WITHOUT YOU.

[@Lastkingof33]

The brother saw this song on a bank commercial and had to cover it.

[@GS-xt8fu]

So glad you did her. She actually had terrible stage fright. She battled with anorexia. She died much too young. Thank you for playing her. There is no denying her smooth rich voice. So soothing

[@quikmart1]

Superstar.

[@wrangler1957]

I think your the only reactor who did not comment on how her voice is so spectacular , but maybe her voice is not your preference , all is good, love her and her music.

[@angelalong1474]

🔥🔥🔥

[@dennishindman6402]

Another drummer who started out playing jazz and then moved to rock music was Ginger Baker. He became famous for forming a group called Cream. The musicians intent was to do it simply as a way to make money. Ginger played the same way in Cream as he did playing jazz. Cream played songs with simple lyrics but only the most skilled musicians can possibly play just like they did. The guitarist Eric Clayton said we were three musicians who could play the lead in a rock back and onstage we were competing with other for the lead, no matter what song we did. He said we were having fun but it sounded horrible to the audience. Here's what Ginger Baker was capable of on drums: Ginger Baker throwback Thursday from the MI vaults kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp_aeKmnf9mWkJI

[@dennishindman6402]

Here's how Cream was formed. Jazz at one time was the type of music young people went out to see and hear. That era ended in the 1950's when early stages of rock and roll came along in the 1950's. That's when musical acts such as Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis first appeared in the late 1950's. By that time Jazz was already on its way out for young people. By the late 1960's when the rock band Cream was formed clubs were taking advantage of people who they booked who played Jazz by paying them very little money and when they appeared large crowds would come to see them play. Drummer Ginger Baker stated that several Jazz musicians tried to make their sound more current and the Jazz band that Ginger Baker was somewhat successful. So he then went a little further and formed his own rock band in order to make more money. Rock was one of the hottest types of music at the time and Ginger wanted to make some money so he went looking for musicians very good musicians that could play at his level and yet were also willing to make money playing with him in this new, hip rock band. He said his plan worked. Two of the three musicians were Jazz musicians. The other one was the bass player Jack Bruce. The guitarist was a much younger Eric Clapton who had never played Jazz and was a self taught guitarist from England where the other two were from. He was one of the few rock guitarists who had the ability to keep up. Eric Clapton states now that Jack Bruce taught him everything about playing. Eric said he knew next to nothing compared to what Jack knew. In the last 15 years Eric Clapton remembers the times Cream played before a live audience as three soloists who were competing for the lead on any song. He said from the standpoint of the audience we must have sounded awful at best. To this day Cream is so different from almost any rock band anyone has ever heard that most people don't get it and rate Cream as OK for the time and the doesn't come close to being their top pop act for any decade. Yet those guys could outplay any pop act that I'm aware of that became as big a hit as they were. That was due to two of the members being able to play the much more complex and difficult Jazz music. Eric Clapton was the baby of the group and he had to relearn everything he was known as. Which was a very, very good rock guitarist. Now he describes himself as a Journeyman guitarist. At the time before Cream his nickname for rock was God. To the other bandmates in Creams they thought he was one of the few popular only musicians that had the potential to learn the techniques to play in Cream and to get up to speed to play with the other two.

[@rubbersole79]

People see or remember as this sad figure, but the fact is she had a super sense of humor.

[@ninline2000]

This song started life as a jingle for a bank commercial. Peter heard it and called up the writer and they reworked it and released it. It went to number 2 on the chart.

[@panpdx8919]

Bright journey Karen, may the winds blow ya home.

[@LOVE2BTHEONE]

Check out the Carpenters 1970's hit CLOSE TO YOU, that's the song that really caught everybody's attention and they flew off from there. Karen has a beautiful voice like no other I ever heard.

[@jasonjuneau3554]

One day, very soon, I think you would like to listen to Hawkwind - Robot - from the album PXR5.

[@jiveturkey8263]

Check out 'I wont last a day without you'.

[@marcofalzone6469]

Yo Scribe. You are so wacky. I just subscribe. Awesome.

[@edwardhoppe4294]

She had an astounding voice. She was also the drummer. Generally music like this is a little too syrupy for my taste, but she has such a gorgeous voice.

[@duchovny2]

Sheila E loved Karen, and refers to her as a groundbreaker and trailblazer

[@duchovny2]

And Dionne Warwick was her friend as well

[@stevemartin5671]

Play Leon Russell a song for you also Edgar Winter singing tobacco road and Edgar Winter singing dying to live

[@metalEric69]

Check out GOODBYE TO LOVE !!