Karen Carpenter's saxophonist was Richard Carpenter, her brother, who played various instruments in their duo, The Carpenters. However, in terms of live performances and recordings, the saxophonist who frequently played with them was Bob Messenger. He contributed to their sound during live shows and some recordings, adding depth to their musical arrangements.
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The female singer known for her exceptionally high voice who died in the 1980s was Karen Carpenter. She was part of the duo The Carpenters, known for their soft rock sound and harmonious melodies. Karen Carpenter passed away in 1983 at the age of 32 due to complications related to anorexia nervosa. Her unique vocal talent and tragic story have left a lasting impact on the music industry.
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Karen-lead Richard (her brother)-piano and arrangements
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Karen Carpenter, singer (deceased) 70's group, "The Carpenters" with her brother, David Karen Valentine, actress, 70's TV series, "Room 222" and "Love American Style"
Karen played drums and sang. Wesley Jacobs played bass for the Carpenters.
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It originated in France by Adolph Sax. The first sax was a barri. --Sax Player
The cast of Carpenters 1971 BBC Television Special - 1971 includes: Karen Carpenter as herself
The cast of The Carpenters at Christmas - 1977 includes: Karen Carpenter as herself Harvey Korman as himself Kristy McNichol as herself
The last song Karen Carpenter recorded before she died was "Now". She recorded it in April 1982. "Now" can be heard on many Carpenters CD, including the "Voice of the Heart" CD released in 1983. There is a scene in the 1989 CBS made for TV movie; The Karen Carpenter Story with Cynthia Gibb that shows Karen singing the song "Now". Ms. Gibb is lip syncing Karen's singing.
The cast of The Carpenters... Space Encounters - 1978 includes: Charlie Callas as himself Karen Carpenter as herself Suzanne Somers as herself