
Released in 1976 as the lead single from the Carpenters' seventh studio album 'A Kind of Hush,' this promotional film captures the duo at a commercial and cultural inflection point. The single reached No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped the Adult Contemporary chart — their thirteenth No. 1 in that format — but marked the first Carpenters lead single to miss the Top 5 since 1969, signaling the beginning of a…
A primary document of mid-1970s adult contemporary and soft pop promotional practice, this clip represents the pre-MTV single-take performance promo format. The Carpenters were among the first American pop acts to systematically use promotional films — predating the MTV era by five years — making…
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