She could sing the phone book and sound amazing. Like I've said so many times, a lot of people have talent, but she had a God given gift. My favorite song of theirs is And When he Smiles. She looked like a kid at Christmas, so happy on the drums. I cried for days when she died.
This one is my favorite by Karen❤Makes me think of how she saved me from the anorexia path I was on when she died. I was 18 yrs old when she died and only 99 lbs. I thought, maybe that's what I'm doing, and I better stop doing that to myself.❤She's an Angel 😇
I was just 82 pounds in 86, I got to 116 when I had my first child, went right back down the next week. It wasn't until 95 when my second child was born that I was okay in my weight. Had 3 miscarriages in between the two. Today I'm eating, but losing weight fast. Have an appointment with the doctor next month to discuss it. I don't own a scale because I'm afraid I'll not survive next time
My two favorite singers Karen Carpenter and Eva Cassidy both died tragically at such a young age. Karen was 32 and Eva was 33 when they left this world ❗🥺. 😌
I came back from break to my dorm room at Arizona State University. During the road trip, she had died. I sat back with my headphones on, alone, and listened to this song. It was very moving, and it seemed as though it was for every single person who listened to it.
Karen's voice is, as always incredible, but it's the lyrics! The LYRICS and the arrangement that makes this song so special! Kudos to Richard for those...
It's always a "To each his own" type of thing. Everyone has their own personal opinion of who and what they like and there is no wrong or right answers, just different ones. I fully agree with you about Karen. She will always be my personal favorite.
@@baz1106 true. Also, it's not necessarily how many octaves a singer has but what they DO with the octaves they do have. More than a few singers (who are NOT vocalist, and their is a difference!) have many octaves but sound pure caterwalling and screaming....
Two of her best so9ngs are Solitaire and Masquerade..But !!! Karen's last recording NOW will bring tears to your eyes...because you know it is her very last recording...
Leon Russell wrote this song as A slow, pained plea for forgiveness and understanding from an estranged lover, the tune is one of Russell's best-known compositions. Russell sang, played piano, and played tenor horn on the recording. It has been performed and recorded by over 200 artists,
Just last month on sirius/xm satellite radio 70's on 7 Karen was voted #1 female VOICE on that channel. Just simply amazing 41 years after her passing away.
Goosebumps, tears and yet, a feeling of gratefulness and joy. Yes, some 50 years later she still has that power. And for all time. Thank you for keeping her memory....and voice....alive here in 2024. We need it so, so much.
A bottom register to die for - one of the finest singers, male or female of her or any generation. This wonderful song was written by the late great Leon Russell.
I describe her voice in this way: think of when you were a small child, you were scared and your mother came to you to comfort you. To help you to sleep, she reads gently and emotionally from an amazing fairy tale. Your fears were calmed. You were enveloped in the greatest warmth and feeling of safety. And you gently and peacefully fell to sleep with a small smile on your face. Now picture all that done in song. And that is how I would describe Karen's angelic voice. Comforting. Soothing. Protecting. and wondrously beautiful.
This song has been performed by many artists from Willie Nelson, Ray Charles, to Michael Buble. But Karen's version is the only one that brings me to tears.
Breaks my heart that her mother treated her so badly and always made it clear that Richard was her favorite child. And after Karen died,her mother and brother shut down any negative questions about the way they had handled the situation. I get angry just writing about it and I can’t listen to her beautiful voice without shedding tears.
Have you watched the Carpenter documentary Goodbye to Love? The last line says it all, "Her mothers love, like her career, belonged to Richard". They both talked her out of putting out the solo album she did (& paid for herself) when Richard was in rehab. She wanted to be a solo artist.
Karen voice is so so special...hundreds of covers and this is the only version that breaks my insides, especially when it says" I love you in a place Where there's no space or time...
Dionne Warwick says nobody sounds like Karen and that her voice is like a warm smokey wood and that you know her gorgeous voice immediately! This is a tribute from singers and musicians who loved her: ruclips.net/video/6cDufxcTULk/видео.htmlsi=U8-F042xQrMBYOwe ♥️♥️
Another wonderful tune by the late Leon Russell. Richard must've been a fan of his, Carpenters covered at LEAST three of his songs (Superstar, Masquerade, and this one).
Karen had many imitators, People who tried to sing like her, But, In reality,if they do so, they will fall far short of the Voice of Karen Carpenter. As people with voices like Karen come along once and nly once. I know that many people say that this singer sounds like Karen or That singer. But, they don't, Not even a little bit. I have heard them and they sing beautiful, but nobody will ever even come close to the Genius of Karen Anne Carpenter. That is impossible. Nobody else will ever have the voice of Perfction, and when Karen sings you feel 20 emotions, Every other singer in the world you feel some emotion, but not 20. And the Chills down my spine every time I hear that voice. Richard and Karen were absolutely "Genius" in what they did and making it seem super easy.
I have listened to this track many many times over the years . Still gives me chills every time. KC's voice , Richards arrangement of this wonderful song and the Bob Messenger sax solo. Does not get any better. Others have mentioned This Masquerade. Another classic with everything discussed above. Over 40 years since Karen died, where did that time go? Wrote to Richard last year to thank him for the music. He graciously replied and it made my day/ month/ year. Put simply to them both, thank you for the music.
Well said, guys, and true. No one has ever sounded like Karen Carpenter. To describe her voice as both haunting and powerful is spot on. Great reaction again. Keep on r'actin .
This was written by Leon Russell and I like his version better (although, I'll admit that might be just because it's the one I heard first). Either way it's a great song.
This classic song has been recorded by many artists including Ray Charles, Natalie Cole, the Temptations and other singers. Truly a memorable love song.
Leon Russell's wonderful and heartwarming lyrics, with Karen's beautiful and heartbreaking voice, is a combination that can not be beat! " I love you in a place where there's no space or time ". What a great line. " I love you for my life, you are a friend of mine ". Fighting back the tears, only to lose it on the next line. " And when my life is over, " Forget about it! 50 years later and it still brings a tear to my eye! RIP BEAUTIFUL GIRL! Really enjoyed your reaction. You guys did a wonderful job. Keep up the good work!
Hardly anyone has reacted to one of her most beautiful songs from their Now and Then album. The song is ironically called 'I can't make music'. You will not be disappointed I promise.
Imitation is flattery. Whenever there is something uniquely great, it always seems to inspire others trying to replicate the style. You hit on the key point. Over a half century later, she still occupies a musical platform all on her own.
Not only Karen's vocal, but the irony of the lyrics when she sings them always give me goosebumps. There are women who sound SIMILAR to Karen, but no, never exactly like her.
She has such a beautiful and rich voice. Another great Carpenter’s song is “Goodbye to Love”. It’s a really beautiful song and a little different instrumentally…in a good way!!! I think you would both really enjoy it ❤
A million people have covered this song and her version is Absolutely Amazing !But Ray Charles also covered this song and his version will bring you to your knees in tears !
Karen's voice is, as always incredible, but it's the lyrics! The LYRICS and the arrangement that makes this song so special! Kudos to Richard for those...
Maybe 40 years since I listened to this whole amazing album, thus 40 years since I heard this amazing song. Thanks C. The 70s weren't the 70s without The Carpenters.
Love everything about the Carpenters! And as you mentioned, Karen's voice is amazing and beautifully unique. This song is a classic that has been covered by many artists. I'd also like to recommend you react to Donny Hathaway's cover the song. His voice is also unique and his arrangement is hauntingly beautiful. And like Karen, he too met a tragic end at a young age due to mental illness. I truly believe you'll love his version as well. Great reaction and comments guys!
First time for me hearing this song! Amazing song! Not only was Karen an awesome singer, but what a drummer too! Before the Carpenters made it, they were a jazz band before they changed their style to more contemporary music. Karen never wanted to be a singer, she just wanted to play drums. Karen's mother favored her brother. 😞 And she never really found love in her life, that she so longed for. 😞
You guys would really love the movie "The Karen Carpenter Story" available on RUclips for free, really shows the Carpenters' humble beginnings and rise to fame, and covers her life to the point of her tragic and untimely death. RIP Karen, we are all so grateful for the joy that you gave us with your beautiful voice in the time that you were here!
I love The Carpenters, and I love your reactions. May I suggest you react to two songs that are not very well-known...."Let Me Be the One" and "Someday".
Thanks for the reaction. I get those same feelings when I hear this song. Another great song to react to, happens to be the very last song Karen recorded before her death. It’s called Now. Another very haunting song which really talks about her finding love, even though in real life she never did find it. Give it a listen.
The voice of an angel. I remember really crying when I heard she passed away. We knew she was not well but her death came as a shock to most of us. Thankful we have her music to listen to. And yes Richard was a key to their success as well. Thanks so much for the great reaction. 💔🙏🥰👏👏
You guys should do a shout out to Karen's Brother Richard. He does all the arrangements and tech post production mixing. R I.P. Karen Carpenter ✌️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Some other Carpenters songs, that are kind of under the radar but great... Bless the Beasts and Children, Don't Cry for Me Argentina, Solitaire, This Masquerade, Make Believe It's Your First Time...
Don’t think this one can be topped because of the personal message as well as the performance. Song was written by Leon Russell, covered often, but this is the best version I believe🎶🎶🎶
A lot of these songs are so are so familiar to us boomers, the young have no clue how classic they are. And how heartbreaking it is to listen to this song, that her life was cut so short. I don't think she knew how much we loved her. She gave us love and calm in a sea of sceaming noise and crap. When sou were down, Karen would get you through it and lift your face up off of the floor of defeat. [All background harmony vocala on the records are just Karen and Richard!!!]
A great reaction, thanks guys 😊 Karen is my favourite female singer and, in my opinion, she has the best female singing voice EVER. The way she has such a rich tone when she goes into that lower register, is just wonderful ❤
Talk about pure awesomeness! The Carpenters had it!
Richard played A Song for You at her funeral service. Perfect.
“I love you in a place where there is no space or time”.
I love you for my life, you are a friend of mine…
Her drum playing was just as perfect... they say they didnt have to do retakes of her.
She could sing the phone book and sound amazing. Like I've said so many times, a lot of people have talent, but she had a God given gift. My favorite song of theirs is And When he Smiles. She looked like a kid at Christmas, so happy on the drums. I cried for days when she died.
I’m sure Leon Russell approved the way she sang his song I sure do!
Leon was a dude! but Karen made magic!
I’m sure he did!
Leon Russel did his song music and lyrics in ten minutes Who was the creator?
"And when my life is over, remember when we were together", Karen Carpenter. This phrase always make me cry over and over again.
This one is my favorite by Karen❤Makes me think of how she saved me from the anorexia path I was on when she died. I was 18 yrs old when she died and only 99 lbs. I thought, maybe that's what I'm doing, and I better stop doing that to myself.❤She's an Angel 😇
I was just 82 pounds in 86, I got to 116 when I had my first child, went right back down the next week. It wasn't until 95 when my second child was born that I was okay in my weight. Had 3 miscarriages in between the two. Today I'm eating, but losing weight fast. Have an appointment with the doctor next month to discuss it. I don't own a scale because I'm afraid I'll not survive next time
'Solitaire'! My favorite Karen solo. A strange silence and sorrow came over me when I heard of her death on the radio.
The great ones seem too always leave this earth far too soon. Karen had such a beautiful pure singing voice. RIP Karen,🌹🌹
My two favorite singers Karen Carpenter and Eva Cassidy both died tragically at such a young age. Karen was 32 and Eva was 33 when they left this world ❗🥺. 😌
@@keithjones8889 I feel so fortunate to have been able to hear Karen's amazing voice.👀👀
I came back from break to my dorm room at Arizona State University. During the road trip, she had died. I sat back with my headphones on, alone, and listened to this song. It was very moving, and it seemed as though it was for every single person who listened to it.
Karen is the greatest singer of all time
Best female singer of all time. No one will ever compare. Also you could never talk too long about Karen. We get it. And pleased that you get it too😊
Karen Carpenter was a great singer, but not the best. Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, and numerous others have her beat.
Karen's voice is, as always incredible, but it's the lyrics! The LYRICS and the arrangement that makes this song so special! Kudos to Richard for those...
It's always a "To each his own" type of thing. Everyone has their own personal opinion of who and what they like and there is no wrong or right answers, just different ones. I fully agree with you about Karen. She will always be my personal favorite.
@@rockymountainjazzfan1822We could use some Ms. Vaughn on this channel. Angelic.
@@rockymountainjazzfan1822 Actually, Karen's Top 3, along with Barbra Streisand and Jackie Evancho.
Leon Russell was one of Richard and Karen's favorite songwriters. You should listen to their cover of Leon's masterpiece "This Masquerade".
It was a mutual admiration, Leon said that there was no one else he ever wanted to hear sing his songs than Karen.
Yes!
💙💙💙💙💙
I've read that Karen had a three octave, perfect pitch voice. For me, the best female voice ever.
THE Ray Coleman biography of the Carpenters stated she had a 4 octave range?...
Karen's voice was a gift from god.
@@tomschmitz-dj1fg ..wether three or four, it was unique.
@@baz1106 true. Also, it's not necessarily how many octaves a singer has but what they DO with the octaves they do have. More than a few singers (who are NOT vocalist, and their is a difference!) have many octaves but sound pure caterwalling and screaming....
This song was written by the legend Leon Russell!
💙💙💙💙💙
Two of her best so9ngs are Solitaire and Masquerade..But !!! Karen's last recording NOW will bring tears to your eyes...because you know it is her very last recording...
mustangbill66 I totally agree. Solitaire shows off her beautiful contralto tone.
Leon Russell wrote this song as A slow, pained plea for forgiveness and understanding from an estranged lover, the tune is one of Russell's best-known compositions. Russell sang, played piano, and played tenor horn on the recording. It has been performed and recorded by over 200 artists,
Just last month on sirius/xm satellite radio 70's on 7 Karen was voted #1 female VOICE on that channel. Just simply amazing 41 years after her passing away.
Goosebumps, tears and yet, a feeling of gratefulness and joy. Yes, some 50 years later she still has that power. And for all time. Thank you for keeping her memory....and voice....alive here in 2024. We need it so, so much.
A bottom register to die for - one of the finest singers, male or female of her or any generation. This wonderful song was written by the late great Leon Russell.
No female singer had such a perfectly beautiful low register as Karen!
Her story will bring you to tears.😢 What an angelic voice. RIP Karen
The choirs of heaven gained another perfect voice at our loss..
we still miss you Angel
Written by Leon Russell. 🕊❤️🎼
I been a fan from the beginning, I am 65 yrs young, she had such a great voice and a great smile.
I describe her voice in this way: think of when you were a small child, you were scared and your mother came to you to comfort you. To help you to sleep, she reads gently and emotionally from an amazing fairy tale. Your fears were calmed. You were enveloped in the greatest warmth and feeling of safety. And you gently and peacefully fell to sleep with a small smile on your face. Now picture all that done in song. And that is how I would describe Karen's angelic voice. Comforting. Soothing. Protecting. and wondrously beautiful.
If Karen wanted to leave Richard with a song that conveyed her brotherly love for him, A Song For You was it.
Solitaire is a great Carpenters song to react too. ❤❤
Her voice is melancholy and strong at the same time!
This song has been performed by many artists from Willie Nelson, Ray Charles, to Michael Buble. But Karen's version is the only one that brings me to tears.
We never knew how much we love and miss someone until they are gone
Breaks my heart that her mother treated her so badly and always made it clear that Richard was her favorite child. And after Karen died,her mother and brother shut down any negative questions about the way they had handled the situation. I get angry just writing about it and I can’t listen to her beautiful voice without shedding tears.
Shes not gone yknow , noone is ever really gone , its just made that way
Have you watched the Carpenter documentary Goodbye to Love? The last line says it all, "Her mothers love, like her career, belonged to Richard". They both talked her out of putting out the solo album she did (& paid for herself) when Richard was in rehab. She wanted to be a solo artist.
Karen's voice and the saxophone. What a great song.
Solitare showcases her range the best I think.
Agree.
As great a singer that Karen was, her brother Richard was the arranger, producer, writer that knew how to pick songs just right for Karen's voice
He's an excellent pianist as well.
Karen voice is so so special...hundreds of covers and this is the only version that breaks my insides, especially when it says" I love you in a place
Where there's no space or time...
Thank you for sharing AND understanding the power of that one-of-a-kind voice. 💜
I would suggest ''Solitaire'' next. There is no song in her entire catalog that shows off her amazing voice like ''Solitaire''.
And Karen did not even like that song. Hit it out of the park anyway...
Bob Messenger on the tenor sax...it really enhanced the song, along with her splendid vocal performance...they really worked well together.
Written by the late, great Leon Russell/Tight Rope
I'm glad you picked the long version with the saxophone solo.
Dionne Warwick says nobody sounds like Karen and that her voice is like a warm smokey wood and that you know her gorgeous voice immediately!
This is a tribute from singers and musicians who loved her:
ruclips.net/video/6cDufxcTULk/видео.htmlsi=U8-F042xQrMBYOwe
♥️♥️
Another wonderful tune by the late Leon Russell. Richard must've been a fan of his, Carpenters covered at LEAST three of his songs (Superstar, Masquerade, and this one).
Goodbye to love and yesterday once more are two great songs you need to react to.
They do a great job with this Leon Russell song.
Loved this my favorite Carpenters song
Karen had many imitators, People who tried to sing like her, But, In reality,if they do so, they will fall far short of the Voice of Karen Carpenter. As people with voices like Karen come along once and nly once. I know that many people say that this singer sounds like Karen or That singer. But, they don't, Not even a little bit. I have heard them and they sing beautiful, but nobody will ever even come close to the Genius of Karen Anne Carpenter. That is impossible. Nobody else will ever have the voice of Perfction, and when Karen sings you feel 20 emotions, Every other singer in the world you feel some emotion, but not 20. And the Chills down my spine every time I hear that voice. Richard and Karen were absolutely "Genius" in what they did and making it seem super easy.
Nobody can sing like Karen
I have listened to this track many many times over the years . Still gives me chills every time. KC's voice , Richards arrangement of this wonderful song and the Bob Messenger sax solo. Does not get any better. Others have mentioned This Masquerade. Another classic with everything discussed above. Over 40 years since Karen died, where did that time go? Wrote to Richard last year to thank him for the music. He graciously replied and it made my day/ month/ year. Put simply to them both, thank you for the music.
Well said, guys, and true. No one has ever sounded like Karen Carpenter. To describe her voice as both haunting and powerful is spot on.
Great reaction again. Keep on r'actin .
This was written by Leon Russell and I like his version better (although, I'll admit that might be just because it's the one I heard first). Either way it's a great song.
This classic song has been recorded by many artists including Ray Charles, Natalie Cole, the Temptations and other singers. Truly a memorable love song.
Leon Russell's wonderful and heartwarming lyrics, with Karen's beautiful and heartbreaking voice, is a combination that can not be beat! " I love you in a place where there's no space or time ". What a great line. " I love you for my life, you are a friend of mine ". Fighting back the tears, only to lose it on the next line. " And when my life is over, " Forget about it! 50 years later and it still brings a tear to my eye! RIP BEAUTIFUL GIRL!
Really enjoyed your reaction. You guys did a wonderful job. Keep up the good work!
Hardly anyone has reacted to one of her most beautiful songs from their Now and Then album. The song is ironically called 'I can't make music'. You will not be disappointed I promise.
"Top of The World" for an upbeat 'n' cheerful hit 🌈 🌎
Karen gets a 10 everytime! i really miss her! she was so special!
Imitation is flattery. Whenever there is something uniquely great, it always seems to inspire others trying to replicate the style. You hit on the key point. Over a half century later, she still occupies a musical platform all on her own.
IVE SAID IT BEFORE ILL SAY IT AGAIN AN ANGEL ON LOAN FROM GOD!!!!
Karen is a gift from above. So sad that she's gone to soon.
Not only Karen's vocal, but the irony of the lyrics when she sings them always give me goosebumps. There are women who sound SIMILAR to Karen, but no, never exactly like her.
She has such a beautiful and rich voice. Another great Carpenter’s song is “Goodbye to Love”. It’s a really beautiful song and a little different instrumentally…in a good way!!! I think you would both really enjoy it ❤
Love Leon Russell’s version
As you said, there's no singer that sings like her. She had the most beautifully sad voice ever.
What a gr8 song, over 200 singers have covered Leon Russels song
A million people have covered this song and her version is Absolutely Amazing !But Ray Charles also covered this song and his version will bring you to your knees in tears !
Nothing but perfection 😊
💜💜💗💗one in a million... a lovely human....
No more words can be said about Karen definitely the No 1 voice of all time!!
Beautiful tune, Karen is in my regular rotation for sure!
A wonderful song, awesome voice, One of the best voices you can hear.
Karen's voice is, as always incredible, but it's the lyrics! The LYRICS and the arrangement that makes this song so special! Kudos to Richard for those...
Maybe 40 years since I listened to this whole amazing album, thus 40 years since I heard this amazing song. Thanks C. The 70s weren't the 70s without The Carpenters.
Saxophone by the incredible Bob Messenger. He also played the flute on their rendition of This Masquerade. Another Leon Russel tune.
I love Karen's rendition of this song. Karen's voice is everything. She always makes me feel. Simply beautiful❣️
Love everything about the Carpenters! And as you mentioned, Karen's voice is amazing and beautifully unique. This song is a classic that has been covered by many artists. I'd also like to recommend you react to Donny Hathaway's cover the song. His voice is also unique and his arrangement is hauntingly beautiful. And like Karen, he too met a tragic end at a young age due to mental illness. I truly believe you'll love his version as well. Great reaction and comments guys!
There's been many covers to this song. But when a song is this great, it dosen't matter whose singing it.
First time for me hearing this song! Amazing song! Not only was Karen an awesome singer, but what a drummer too! Before the Carpenters made it, they were a jazz band before they changed their style to more contemporary music. Karen never wanted to be a singer, she just wanted to play drums. Karen's mother favored her brother. 😞 And she never really found love in her life, that she so longed for. 😞
So bittersweet 💔
Only 100 more to go. Karen is the best
Coming from a Angel😇 Beautiful song🎶 RIP Karen💖
You guys would really love the movie "The Karen Carpenter Story" available on RUclips for free, really shows the Carpenters' humble beginnings and rise to fame, and covers her life to the point of her tragic and untimely death. RIP Karen, we are all so grateful for the joy that you gave us with your beautiful voice in the time that you were here!
What an amazing voice she had.❤
Love this song. You guys appreciate this song so perfectly. Great job 👏 love the carpenters so much.
I love The Carpenters, and I love your reactions. May I suggest you react to two songs that are not very well-known...."Let Me Be the One" and "Someday".
Beautiful. Leon wrote a great song. Christina Aguilera with Herbie Hancock also did a fantastic rendition about 20 years ago.
Thanks for the reaction. I get those same feelings when I hear this song. Another great song to react to, happens to be the very last song Karen recorded before her death. It’s called Now. Another very haunting song which really talks about her finding love, even though in real life she never did find it. Give it a listen.
nice reaction guys! You should look at Goodbye To Love next with its excellent guitar work!
Great song. My favorite cover is by Donny Hathaway however Karen Carpenter sings this song like an angel. RIP Leon. RIP Karen.
The voice of an angel. I remember really crying when I heard she passed away. We knew she was not well but her death came as a shock to most of us. Thankful we have her music to listen to. And yes Richard was a key to their success as well. Thanks so much for the great reaction. 💔🙏🥰👏👏
You guys should do a shout out to Karen's Brother Richard. He does all the arrangements and tech post production mixing. R I.P. Karen Carpenter ✌️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Check out When Time Was All We Had from RC's 1987 solo CD Time...
Next one to react to This Masquerade. Amazing piano solo and flute in addition to of course Karen's voice
Saw Leon Russell a while back before he passed.
Great songwriter,musician and singer.
Some other Carpenters songs, that are kind of under the radar but great... Bless the Beasts and Children, Don't Cry for Me Argentina, Solitaire, This Masquerade, Make Believe It's Your First Time...
This song brought a tear to my eye. 😞 I listened to this song several times in a row.
Don’t think this one can be topped because of the personal message as well as the performance. Song was written by Leon Russell, covered often, but this is the best version I believe🎶🎶🎶
Great job picking the audio version. So many reactors play a video from a TV show that totally cuts out the amazing Bob Messenger sax solo. Kudos! :)
A lot of these songs are so are so familiar to us boomers, the young have no clue how classic they are. And how heartbreaking it is to listen to this song, that her life was cut so short. I don't think she knew how much we loved her. She gave us love and calm in a sea of sceaming noise and crap. When sou were down, Karen would get you through it and lift your face up off of the floor of defeat. [All background harmony vocala on the records are just Karen and Richard!!!]
Your next Carpenters reaction should be their live version of " I need to be in love", there is an awesome version of it on youtube
A great reaction, thanks guys 😊
Karen is my favourite female singer and, in my opinion, she has the best female singing voice EVER. The way she has such a rich tone when she goes into that lower register, is just wonderful ❤
she so great 1 of kind 🥰
Bless the Beasts and The Children.