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This is one of the Carpenters' most iconic hits, which further increased their popularity.
This album demonstrates the breadth of their musicality by incorporating elements of country and folk in the Carpenters' own style.
Karen Carpenter's clear vocals and Richard Carpenter's meticulous chorus work blend together exquisitely, giving the original country-style song a unique gentleness and sophisticated pop sensibility.
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