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@@jacksonb8114 This as noted was June of 1968.

@@jacksonb8114 not what he said

@@vilkhunter853 Yup

@@jacksonb8114 no way bro is over 2000 years old

Not really, thousands of people do it. Being supergood at both, like Karen, is

@@anggungunara not easy though

As a drummer I can tell you it takes a massive amount of concentration to do it at this level

@@pureheaven8647 It’s farrrr easier if you started playing drums and singing at the same time. Many people who seem like naturals at it started both at the same time. I know I’m saying the obvious, all you do naturally is separate your breathing from certain body actions. A lot of players, like guitar players like me, hold their breathe in specific ways when they play. And they reinforce that over time. People who do breathe work at the same time as playing, separate the two. And some people just have the pure luck of doing that when they were young. Jimi Hendrix said he sang because everyone else was singing. Who knows the reasons, but people who sing and play the same time don’t have a superpower, it’s more that others don’t realize the abilities they have if they change their perception of their normal body engagement.

@@pureheaven8647 I don’t think that’s the case for her. I can easily sing and play drums. I know amazing drummers that have played for decades and can’t bring it to themselves to do it. You either can or can’t type of thing

Yes, Karen is fantastic! This girl drummer was good too: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMmSZKuhrZqWfmw.html

@@erichnussbaum Yes she bloody well was! Dude, you just made my whole week. I cannot believe I've never heard of Fanny before. They're incredible.

@@EnoVarma In my opinion Karen is perhaps technically the better drummer, while Alice de Buhr from Fanny was more heavy. Both are great!

@@erichnussbaum I prefer not to compare but yes they are both excellent drummers. Alice de Buhr is similar to Karen in that "they play for the music" which makes de Buhr such a damn good rock drummer. As far as I'm concerned her chops are good enough for any rock band of that era.

Ruth Underwood

Id say it's more jungle with all the breaks... but yeah. Good call.

The same comment,now i see . Drum and bass princess🕊

COMO QUE INVENTARON LA BATERIA Y EL BAJO?

@@adrianmarchini2900 Ellos se refieren al género de Drum & Bass

hah

I matter.. :)

@@Karenann0313 .... and you ... of course 😁

@@C-130-Hercules you're sweet xoxo

😂😂😂😂

Karen GILLIAN is great too

Those people only believe that because they only saw drumming during their fame years in which they performing the mellow songs which involved slower simpler drumming. If they saw this they would change their minds real fast.

I never heard that before. That’s ridiculous. Must have been jealousy because she was a female, unheard of in those days.

As a drummer, I've always known Karen was a fantastic drummer. I've never heard anyone say otherwise.

Preachhhhhhhhh

the only "criticism" I've seen of her drumming is that she didn't play very loudly... which, having worked with loud male rock drummers for much of my life, is a GOOD THING. she was tiny, and she played with finness, not power (although she hit hard, there just wasn't the body weight behind it), and I prefer that any day of the week.

Apparently she thought of herself as a drummer who also sang. And with those amazing pipes. That drum solo at the end hits it out of the park.

i was thinking exactly that

The famous beat in drum and bass music actually originated from the drum break on James Brown's "Funky Drummer". A lot of early EDM producers sampled it in their own music, and when they sped it up it would also raise the pitch, creating the famous fast, high pitched drum beat we know today

@@MaidenOfMusic thanks for reminding about that one - it's time revisit sampling of it

The other classic dnb beat is from the winstons - amen brother

Me too

👍😂😂

I thought the same😅

Lol, yes!

Okay, maybe not _all_ Karens...

Can we please stop putting apostrophe's on non-possessive noun's? Thank's.

She was awesome. So much respect for her!

Having perfect voice, that says something about the level of her drumming ...

That’s what Phil Collins said. Drummers really love their craft that it’ll always be their primary identity.

@Anonymous Alphabet She became more unhappy singing out front without instrument to play ! Love her voice though melts you down to pure joy and love. !

His solo is actually the song The Shadow of Your Smile.

@@HunterMann it starts there and then goes off on that wild run! woohoo!

I will trade half the universe to get her back...

Indeed

The Carpenters were too white for today's Murica. We're transitioning away from whiteness.

Me too!,,

Standard youtube comment. Every time racists are asked to define "White" American Culture, they can't do it. At least not in public. But trolling anonymously on net, they become brave.

Agree on all 4 !

Don't forget those gorgeous go-go boots! =)

Not forgetting dynamics.

AGREED with both of you completely....

Some people don't see , but I noticed Karens drumming immediately as being totally in sync with the rhythm and melody

Right. They could have rearranged the stage a bit to accommodate the drummer, who's also the lead singer. But that sexist industry wasn't ready.

@@monilaninetynine3811 Agreed. I've been looking at early clips from when they had just hit big, and I see that Karen's drums and Richard's keyboards are center stage, and the rest of the musicians are in the background. An unorthodox arrangement, not traditional, but it looked fine to me! How original! It seemed no one really cared about what Karen wanted.

@@captainfantastic9158 It's such a pleasure to watch Karen drumming and singing simultaneously. She just glows. But they just wanted to use her for her voice and put her out front to be ogled. She complied on the surface, but subconsciously rebelled.

@@monilaninetynine3811 @3.42: The last time she sings "Dancing in the street," the look on her face is: "Okay, now we're gonna get down to BUSINESS. Buddy Rich eat your heart out!" 😉

Just imagine some cocaine laden 70s A and R guys talking themselves into 'improving' this

Cool is the word. She was a person who played melodies and some energetic music that was in rock and roll and she was like the coolest person in the world. Wow. She was cooler than Led Zeppelin

@@sarahalvarez-singer8605 i heard that her and her brother jammed on Led Zeppelin tunes in the studio.

I am just trying to imagine if Karen had been asked to be a fill in for Jon Bonhan for whatever reason such as being sick. The crowd would have been very dismayed to see Karen sitting behind the drums but once she did her thing she would have brought the house down and the entire crown would been blown away. I have never such amazing drumming and she made it look easy even while singing.

E fla r rules

@@nosedrip007 Apparently she nearly replaced Peter Criss in Kiss

I'm down, call me when you get a time machine, or vice versa

@@LeebMilder Take me with you guys.

When we go, I'll be asking her for a date as well. She was super cute!

Fully coming

My all time favorite decade for t.v. shows and music along with my all time favorite singer.Can I come?

"Mr. Guder"...major Genesis vibes from that one...I would love to hear a Karen Carpenter rendition of "Afterglow"

@@retreatsyndrome8478 I watched it (Mr. Guder). I definitely agree. On Afterglow, it would've been great with Karen singing it.

I do think that's the direction they should've gone in the late '70s, like with "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft." What a cool rendition. Alas, "Passage" as an album was not a hit.

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You could add Chicago and Steely Dan to that list

Making me cry, so true

Song name??

Simone Orlando: Dancing In The Street.

Yes 100%agree

Yeah she showed them! ❤

I'm from 1996 but the Carpenters are my favorite musicians

true, but her older brother on keys wrote all the songs and arrangements and rehearsed the band and was a musical genius with insane musical training.... without him she wouldn't have ever become a musician, possibly. they were both brilliant musicians, different focuses but equal gifts. he is a very good singer too, by the way.

She should have never been put in the spotlight at all. She had Anorexia, she died because of it, she just wanted to play Drums in the background but her brother and others pressured her to take the spotlight (because of how good of a singer she was) where all eyes would be on her. That made her condition way worse which resulted in her death at a tragically young age.

They could've been a jazz band rather than a Top 40 act. Think about it!

They started off doing jazz. Their first recording from 1965 was a non singing jazz piece but decided if they wanted a chance at stardom they needed to become pop band.

@@him12672 They certainly made a lot of money...

Song name??

This is Dancing In The Street.

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Thanks for that. It's just bringing a little more visibility to Karen's tremendous talents. I have the complete show of this, as well as the complete episode of her in the yellow outfit. Maybe I will release it someday.

Billie eilish

@@20thcenturyskin I think I just threw up a bit there.

What's the name of the song?

Wow, that's groovy man...

Thank you Tom Jones for that compliment of Karen.

You're very welcome Jami!

Thank You for your wonderful comment about Karen honeysaucecat!

and, sorry guys, but she had drum chops that helm and henley could only ever dream of.

@@DonKelleyMusic even more reason!

Nandi Bushell, English female drummer, is impressive.

Love every part of your comments Studio Dr. S! There will never be another Karen Carpenter in 1000 years! Talent at it's finest!

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