FROM THE HEAVENS ABOVE — In the velvet hush of 1972, Karen Carpenter poured her fragile soul into Leon Russell’s masterpiece, her voice trembling like a final confession as the saxophone wept in silence; bookending their defining album, this ethereal performance still chills the spine decades later, whispering of love unspoken, vulnerability laid bare, and a fragile angel singing directly to our broken hearts before the light faded too soon.
phil THE FINAL NOTE THAT NEVER FADED — Karen Carpenter’s Haunting Goodbye Hidden in a Song Few Noticed In the twilight of an…