# Karen Carpenter
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Karen Anne Carpenter (March 2, 1950 – February 4, 1983) was an American singer and drummer who, along with her elder brother Richard, was part of the duo The Carpenters. She was praised for her 3-octave contralto vocal range. Her drumming abilities were viewed positively by other musicians and critics.
The Carpenters: Episode 6 - The Disappearing Singer
By 1975, Karen Carpenter’s weight loss had become impossible to ignore. But her struggle did not begin with a dramatic collapse or a single cruel comment. It developed gradually through dieting, touring, photographs, television appearances, changing expectations about her image, and an increasingly…
The Carpenters: Episode 7 - Richard's Collapse
By 1978, the Carpenters faced another crisis, but this time Richard Carpenter was falling apart. What began years earlier as a prescription to help him sleep had developed into a serious Quaalude dependency, leaving him exhausted, underweight, increasingly unable to play, and desperate just to get …
Little Girl Blue Audiobook by Randy L. Schmidt
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Little Girl BlueSubtitle: The Life of Karen CarpenterCategories: Biography, Celebrity, Female Protagonist, MusicAuthor: Randy L. SchmidtNarrator: Cheryl BentynePublisher: Randy L. Schmidt / Chicago Review PressRelease date: 10-29…
The Carpenters: Episode 8 - Karen Without Richard
For nearly a decade, Karen Carpenter recorded almost exclusively under her brother's direction. Then Richard stepped away from the Carpenters to recover from addiction, and Karen was suddenly given a chance to find out what kind of artist she could be on her own.
In this episode, we follow Karen to…
Top 8 Feel-Good Songs We Secretly Love—The Carpenters, Air Supply, The Osmonds & More
I KNOW YOU’RE GOING TO LOVE THIS EPISODE.
If you don’t, I’ll eat my Hat live on camera. So everyone has that “one” playlist. You know the one with all the cheesy songs you’re embarrassed to admit you love. The ones you sing to the top of your lungs when no one is looking. Well, today, we’re count…
The Carpenters: Episode 9 - Who Killed Karen Carpenter's Album?
By early 1980, Karen Carpenter had finished the album she once feared she couldn't make without Richard. A&M Records had prepared photographs, artwork, a catalog number, and plans for a spring release. Then everything changed.
In this episode, we follow the record through tense playback sessions an…
The Music I Wasn’t Supposed to Like
Dave's relationship with the Carpenters goes back to fifth-grade choir in 1972, when the class sang "We've Only Just Begun." While the other boys supplied the expected "ecchhh," Dave sided with the girls: he thought it was a great song. He even knew the Carpenters' version of "Help!" before he knew…
The Carpenters: Episode 10 - The Beat of Her Own Drum
By 1980, Karen Carpenter was trying to build a life of her own. She had made a solo album without Richard, fallen in love, married, and dreamed of the ordinary future she had wanted for years: a husband, children, and a home of her own.
In the final episode of our Carpenters season, we follow Karen…
Percussionistics Podcast: The Influence of Female Drummers
Colin, Robin, and Glenn celebrate the female drummers who shaped the craft - Viola Smith, Karen Carpenter, Vixen's Roxy Petrucci, and more. Expect some real disagreement along the way, especially when it comes to who actually counts as "influential."
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