Carpenters - Live in Japan 1972 (Part 1)

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Carpenters - Live in Japan (June 2, 1972 at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan)

･Help
･Love Is Surrender
･Ticket To Ride
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@kboyzrock 16 лет назад

Boy, Karen never ceases to amaze with her talents, great vocals, and drum playing. I like their interpretation of Help! a somewhat jazzed up version.

@tweetybird2968 3 года назад

It really was remarkable how fast she grew up!!! Once she discovered her talent, there was no holding back!!! She really beams behind her drums!!! Love it!!!! I’m really sorry you left so early. You really deserved so much more!! Thank you Karen for sharing so much with the world!!!

@benjjjjsin 14 лет назад

The big deal about her drumming & singing is that even when drumming, she sounds amazing and is still in perfect pitch! Not many can do that.

@0916621 10 лет назад

I could watch her play drums all day.:)

@asa0207 16 лет назад

Forever timeless sound. How can this talent be ignored even today. Absolutely incredible sound

@davideoverton 11 лет назад

KC was a very special talent that will be missed forever. She will always be imitated but never duplicated.

@davideoverton 11 лет назад

Many people thought of her as a singer that could drum, but, she thought of herself as a drummer that could sing. To me she was superb at both. Even after 30 plus years after her departure from earth - she is missed by so many people and her voice will be imitated but never duplicated. RIP KC

@improvguru 14 лет назад

Karen was so happy here. And lovely too.

@MillionthUsername 16 лет назад

They did a great job interpreting Ticket To Ride in this way. Karen sounds amazing. "I think I'm gonna be sad..." She really kills on the sad stuff. So much emotion in her voice.

@aletrepiana 11 лет назад

Unreall live performance, its PERFECT. The harmonies are unreall!!. Love is is Surrender sounds almost like the record. The Carpenters are the best live performing group ive ever heard. I just dont understand why nowadays music cant be so touching and harmony rich as this music, it lacks melody and it doesnt touch your heart as this. CARPENTERS & BEATLES FOREVER!!!

@lejoe48 16 лет назад

What a show! You can't ask for more! The incredible Carpenters! Beautiful feeling and pop. AWESOME

@TheLarryBrown 13 лет назад

@Vericacious: Think of all Richard is doing: singing harmony (that requires more concentration than singing melody), playing bass, chord accompaniment, tasty fills, counter melodies, awesome jazzy mini-solos, and burning up & down the keyboard, + listening to every single note that every musician in the band and orchestra is playing, and if anyone's out of tune he'll hear about it later. Now *that's* amazing and trust me, that's *way* harder than playing the drums.

@christ771 16 лет назад

Thanks Karen and Richard for your music.

@shadracastrat 15 лет назад

The Carpenters freakin rock, if you disagree your loss. What a funky drummer too, Kags miss yeh girl you were proper special!

@Moon4464 11 лет назад

Karen really hits my heart with this performance.

@khsbuff1980 16 лет назад

Thank you for sharing these- Karen was my first crush when I was growing up (no I didn't know her)

@maegabipoa 15 лет назад

amaaaaaaaaaaaaazing!!!!!!!!!!

@JosephDungee 12 лет назад

man she could really play that kit...So Phat!!

@Moon4464 11 лет назад

This is so awesome. Music used to be a magikal experience.

@fanqueen 16 лет назад

great videos!! man! I LOVE THEM!

@umbertocalvini7429 3 года назад

I wish Karen loved herself, as much as we all loved her! 🥰

@lukefenderrhodes 10 лет назад

exceptional musicians, great volume and harmonies

@JosephDungee 12 лет назад

She's singing the beatles...lol...That I never exptected....THANKS FOR THIS UPLOAD!!! :D

@nicestrat 15 лет назад

this may be the greatest vid i have ever seen......both karen and richard were/are so talented....amazing.....think i am going to take jazz/classical piano AND drum lessons this week.....like any teacher could TEACH me "their" way.....s'pose I can show them this video and see if they are up the challenge.....happy new year!

@SteveWang251 10 лет назад

You can see KC playing one-handed 16th notes on the hi-hat at 3:52, all while singing! Impressive.

@pureheaven8647 2 года назад

That’s Sahara I have always said, I can’t work out how she counts?

@pureheaven8647 2 года назад

That is what I have always said; I can’t work out how she counts?

@no1cfielder 16 лет назад

Live performance videos are the best! Thanks so much for posting this! Richard doesn't even look at the keyboard while playing much of that solo for "Help;" it's amazing.

@shinjunks 16 лет назад

感動！見せて頂いてありがとう御座います。これで見てないのは７６年の来日映像です＾＾

@Moon4464 14 лет назад

Karen is a genius, music now days has got no soul...

@bloomingpies8204 8 лет назад

With all due respect to those who say that Richard was the brains and talent behind their success, yes he was technically brilliant. But technical brilliance and arrangement skills don't make a star...magic does. Karen was magic, and he would not have succeeded without her. She was all personality, vulnerability and warmth. When he was having drug issues and basically couldn't put two words together on a talk show, Karen spoke eloquently for him. She, in my opinion, is the reason that we talk about this group today, and will continue to study them in the future. And yes, they DO belong in the Rock Hall. Maybe now that a non-rock group like NWA got in, they will too. God knows they deserve it :)

@okguy1282 8 лет назад

I have to disagree. Both of these individuals complemented each other in a way that we just have not seeing duplicated since. Yes...Richard needed Karen, but Karen also needed Richard. So while Richard could not talk in some interviews do to his problem....and Karen spoke eloquently for him, like a great little sister should for her older brother......Karen unfortunately, for Richard and for her....and for us....was unable to get over hers. Yes you are right, Karen was the magic.....but she was half of the magic.....and the reason why we talk about this group. 100% Richard, 100% Karen. Richard was the reason why Karen was able to give us that amazing voice...and he knew her potential. What kind of big brother does that for his little sister? And Karen herself looked up to Richard because she knew without him, she would not have been where she was. Even though she had her own great talent of singing and playing drums at the same time. BTW....Listen to some of her interviews. Particularly one done in 1978 with Goldman radio...on U-tube. It is one of the clearest interviews on U-tube with just Karen. Sounds like she did it yesterday. If you listen to Richard now...and he does not do interviews anymore...he has nothing but compliments for his sister. I bet you anything on this planet, that Richard would trade any wealth, any possessions to have Karen still be here. None of us know..NONE of us know their personal lives 100%. We just don't. So please...keep enjoying their music....and look at both of them as musical equals and geniuses. And yes....they belong in the Rock Hall. Way..overdue!!

@infinera06 15 лет назад

No way. Their recordings were close to perfect. However, their early live performances like this one were excellent.

@KingOfRock61 8 лет назад

Would be nice to see part 3 as a whole concert. Part 3 needs to be redone & uploaded.

@littlejpl 10 лет назад

Love the song "Love is Surrender if you care" and you don't here the Caprenters sing it to often.

@MarkBearTN 15 лет назад

is there anything this woman can't do???? I can only imagine how big she would be if she were still alive, i see her headlining like Babs and Tina

@SuperBnichols 9 лет назад

love her makeup free look

@user-wx3ln8yq1b 9 лет назад

SuperBnichols looks like she has some mascara and eyeliner but none the less its not over done and she looks beautiful like always

@cspaikido 14 лет назад

@TheLarryBrown It's not particularly amazing that she can drum and sing at the same time. Richard insisted that she front the group even though she loved the drums. However, her voice is one of the most amazing instruments ever heard that remains the most amazing thing about Karen Carpenter.

@reymansd 17 лет назад

I love how they did this song live -- there is another video of this from a televised concert in Australia that is a bit better -- this one seems a bit rushed... Regardless, I am puzzled as to why when Karen chose to re-record Ticket for their first greatest hits album in 1973 she did not do it this way, with the upbeat ending and vocal florishes she did here (both of which are exactly the same as on the Live in Australia clip)

@cjm608 14 лет назад

god they were good!

@sheplaysajag 13 лет назад

@cruice45 Or check out the Johnny B. Good cover they did in 1974 in Japan

@2011Tatin 10 лет назад

part 3 is down, can you reupload please?

@babsfocker7751 17 лет назад

at there very end of love is surrender, karen inhales a moth. you can hear her choking on something, poor thing, that would suck

@user-hv6ee8br1x 8 месяцев назад

ヘルプと涙の乗車券は、ビートルズのリバイバル曲ですね!1972年の来日コンサートは、東京でしょうか?

@anthonysaponaro6318 Год назад

WOW

@TheLarryBrown 14 лет назад

benjsinister: Ok, she can drum and sing in perfect pitch, but why's that such a big deal? McCartney can play amazing bass and at the same time engage in really amazing singing, scatting, and screaming. Billy Joel can play amazing piano and sing perfectly. Countless singers can sting out amazing guitar leads and sing, so why is it so amazing that someone can drum & sing? It's just unusual to see any drummer singing, so perhaps the novelty is what makes it surprising.

@alexguitarandcover1476 5 лет назад

because she is a girl

@DXWXMX44 15 лет назад

It might have been James Brown out there somewhere ;)

@TheLarryBrown 13 лет назад

@Vericacious: Whoever told you that playing drums was hard? Any musician that I've ever played with seemed to think that drummers were just one step above cavemen.