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Subject: Re: CARPENTERS thank you for the music studio version

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RickHenry

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Date Posted: 22:34:23 06/14/03 Sat
In reply to: Boat2Sail 's message, "Re: CARPENTERS thank you for the music studio version" on 22:25:43 06/13/03 Fri

> Has any one heard the studio version of thank you for
>the music? l would enjoy hearing it myself. I also
>know richard will not release it,to bad because, the
>live tonight show version is great. Karen seems to
>have great fun, singing the song live. Im curious as
>what the studio version sounds like. carlo

Hi Carlo, I've never heard the studio version of "Thank You For The Music" but I know it's mentioned in a few of the Carpenters fan club newsletters from 1978. It's mentioned that the song was possibly going to be on their upcoming album.

>The song was recorded in 1978 to be included on an
>album they were working on for release in 1978. I
>Believe You, Honolulu City Lights, Little Girl Blue,
>Slow Dance, When I Fall In Love and a full version of
>Dancing In The Streets were also recorded during this
>time.
>This album would have followed Passage.

"Where Do I Go From Here" and "Leave Yesterday Behind" were also recorded during the 1978 sessions.

If the 1978-79 Carpenters album were to have been released it may have contained the following songs:
Thank You For The Music
When I Fall In Love
Slow Dance
Where Do I Go From Here
Little Girl Blue
Dancing In The Street
I Believe You
Honolulu City Lights
Leave Yesterday Behind

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