No one expected it — but when Richard Carpenter took his place at the grand piano and began to play “I’m Still Not Over You,” the entire room froze. It had been decades since Karen’s voice last filled a studio, but somehow, through Richard’s trembling hands and aching melody, she was there. Every note sounded like a memory he couldn’t let go of — soft, haunting, unbearably tender. By the final chord, Richard’s eyes were wet, his fingers lingering on the keys as if they, too, didn’t want to say goodbye. It wasn’t just a tribute — it was a brother’s silent promise: “I never stopped missing you.”
phil “I’m Still Not Over You” – Richard Carpenter is a tender, understated ballad that offers a glimpse into the quieter, more personal…