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Re: Karen Carpenter duets, etc.

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Lisa

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Date Posted: 08:44:23 06/23/05 Thu
In reply to: music4life 's message, "Karen Carpenter duets, etc." on 09:38:02 12/07/02 Sat

>I'm searching for any duets, trios, etc Karen has been
>part of. So far I've collected songs with John Denver,
>John Davidson, Ella Fitzgerald (excellent team), some
>early songs "When I Die" I don't know the accompanying
>artists name. I've heard there is one with Kristy
>McNichol and also a song with Suzanne Sommers, does
>anybody know anything about these?
>Did Karen ever do anything with Barry Manilow?
>And didn't she have a song called: "Midnight" ?
>What others am I missing. I know there's more unrealesed.
GOD bless you all
Lisa

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Author: Elmer [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 15:20:15 04/30/12 Mon "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" with Suzanne Sommers from Richard & Karens Space Encounters 1978 Tv Special The Version used on TV had one extra Verse then the released version on vinyl.