In a rare interview, Richard Carpenter talks with Anthony Mason about co-authoring a new book, "Carpenters: The Musical Legacy." He breaks down how he arranged some of their biggest hits and why his sister's "timeless" voice has helped their music endure for decades. | CBS News

Richard Carpenter, of the multiplatinum-selling pop duo Carpenters, is sharing the story behind their massive success in a new book – and says he and his sister Karen were much more than a “singles group.” His full interview with Anthony Mason airs tomorrow, on #CBSMornings. | CBS Mornings

Happy Birthday to one half of the legendary family duo the Carpenters, Richard Carpenter! Playing piano from an early age, Richard was to also later take on the roles of songwriter, producer, and singer. Sister Karen and himself formed The Richard Carpenter Trio in 1965, recording the Richard-penned Iced Tea, the only official recording to be commercially released by the group. As the Carpenters, from 1969, their first album Offering flopped. But they then recorded a cover of Burt Bacharach and

American Journal - Karen Carpenter's Solo Album - 1996

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