Old Sod's Army

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Records that had a brilliant guitar solo that you never expected from that particular music maker.  Mine...Goodbye to Love by The Carpenters.

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[WhiteJC]

Records that had a brilliant guitar solo that you never expected from that particular music maker.  Mine...Goodbye to Love by The Carpenters.

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and the buggers faded it!

[HatterDon]

Records that had a brilliant guitar solo that you never expected from that particular music maker.  Mine...Goodbye to Love by The Carpenters.

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The best example I can imagine

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Yes they did fade it! I have to say I think there is no better. And that Karen Carpenter had voice laced with silk. 

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[Holders]

KC sang lovely and could play the drums as well.

I used to like the mandolin solo from Maggie May. Recently thought I'd try and learn to play it and surprised how simple it was. Don't know why John Peel mimed it, anyone could learn it in 5 minutes!

[RaySmith]

KC sang lovely and could play the drums as well.

I used to like the mandolin solo from Maggie May. Recently thought I'd try and learn to play it and surprised how simple it was. Don't know why John Peel mimed it, anyone could learn it in 5 minutes!

Love that mandolin -I think recently read that it was Ray Jackson from Lindisfarne.

Agree -Karen Carpenter was a great drummer as well as singer - such a shame what happened to her.

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Holders, it would take me for ever to never learn!!

[cmg]

It's a pretty turgid number and Annafrid Lyngstad proves, even with more electronics than it takes to run the Space Shuttle, how vocally dependent she was on BB and A but Darryl Steurmer's guitar rescues the sinking ship.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiXo_LXknYg

Frida - I Know There's Something Going On