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2025

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The Statler Brothers

THE DEEPEST VOICE IN COUNTRY GOSPEL — GONE FOREVER, BUT STILL SINGING In the quiet of April 2020, Harold Reid’s legendary bass slipped into eternity, leaving The Statler Brothers without their unshakable foundation. No last song. No goodbye. Just an empty space where that warm, earth-shaking rumble used to hold every harmony together.

The Carpenters

A VOICE FROM HEAVEN STILL LINGERS — KAREN CARPENTER’S “CRESCENT NOON” FEELS LIKE A DREAM YOU CAN’T WAKE FROM In the hush of a fading afternoon, Karen’s voice drifts in like the last breath of summer… singing of a world so quiet it almost stops your heart. This rare, aching ballad captures a moment that feels stolen from eternity — her gentle sorrow wrapping around you like twilight itself.

The Carpenters

A VOICE FROM HEAVEN STILL WHISPERS — KAREN CARPENTER’S “(A PLACE TO) HIDEAWAY” HAS RETURNED When the noise of life becomes unbearable, Karen’s gentle voice reaches through time… offering the quiet refuge we’ve all secretly longed for. This tender, almost forgotten ballad feels like she’s singing directly to your weary soul — a private prayer wrapped in velvet hush.

The Monkees

THE MONKEES’ LAST GOODBYE — MICKY’S TEARS AND FINAL SONG SHATTERED US ALL! In the heart-wrenching night of “Micky Dolenz: 60 Years of The Monkees,” he stepped forward and sang an original he wrote alone — a raw, tear-drenched farewell to his brothers and every fan who kept The Monkees alive. Through sobs he whispered, “This is for you…” The room froze. Hearts broke open. Love flooded the silence like rain after drought.