Ohhh baby ...... I just LOVE doing that one with 4 part harmony on the "tell it" parts. GREAT song. Heart covered it pretty well too.
........if you want .......
good stuff.
good stuff.

Anything by Johnny Mathis. Period.

"I Love How You Love Me" by the Paris Sisters still seems to fog up my car windows.

I'm not familiar with the song "Tell It Like It Is". Who did it and should I put it in the song list?

Beachbum you can have Sade. I'll take Karen Carpenter anyday. She had the smoothest and creamiest voice of any female singer ever.

Tom

Gee! But it's great after being out late,Walking My Baby Back Home.

The old ones are timeless.
cheers

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How 'bout "Love Won't Let Me Wait" by Major Harris or "Je t'Aime" by Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg. Never did understand the actual lyrics of that one, but it was all the little noises and stuff.

Tom, you're in for a treat. Look up the song ubder the Nevil Brothers (60s - YOUR era)or you can find a version by Annie & Nancy Wilson (Heart)from the 70s as well. Both capture the romance and passion that the lyric puts out. It's a heart wrenching, yet simple melody with a great opportunity to harmonize the hook. You'll love it.



I'm with you on THAT one. Karen is second in my list only to Ella. Ella is the quintiscential singer for me.Flawless technique, tastful phrasing and beautiful tone. What a loss for both of them.
My "desert Island" CD collection HAS to have:

Les Miz - soundtrack
Carpenters - Christmas album
Ella's Harold Arlen collection

I can eat cocanuts and get by with all the other misfortune if I can have those tunes !

Tom,
You've got mail.
DonM

I vote for:
I wish you love.
I'll take care of your cares.
Love in the afternoon.
Uncle Dave might be old enough to know these great songs
Bebop

Sure....I have an older sister ! She had alot of those records !