Karen in her twenties still lives with her parents. In the United States, it is the mainstream for children to move out of independent life as adults.
1980 co-produced the solo album Karen Carpenter with the famous producer Phil Raymond. But this album was written by A &；; Herb alpert, the owner of M record company, shelved and the album 1996 was finally released.
Karen's wedding was held in the Crystal Room of Beverly Hills Hotel in Hollywood.
On February, 2003 1 1 Thursday, Karen and her parents' coffins were moved from the original cemetery in California to the Oak Memorial Park in Pierce Brothers Valley, West Lake Village, California. Karen and her parents are resting in their original coffins. At 0/2: 30 Pacific Standard Time/KLOC-0, they were all placed in the private cemetery of Carpenter family in this cemetery "Quiet Garden".
She was named 29th among the 100 greatest women in rock music by VH 1 TV in America.
Karen's favorite drink is iced tea.
1972, he and his brother richard carpenter sang Blessing Animals and Children at the 44th Academy Awards.
Karen Carpenter joined two failed orchestras, Dick Carpenter Trio and Spectrum Orchestra, together with her brother who had entered the university in middle school.
Karen, like her brother, chose to join the school band in middle school. Their aim is to get rid of physical education class, which they hate.
Karen Carpenter's epitaph reads: "Star of the world, star of heaven."
Karen Carpenter's friends include Petula Clark, Olivia Newton-John and dionne warwick. On Wednesday, 1983 10 12, Karen Carpenter finally won the star of the Avenue of Stars in memory of Carpenter after her death. This star is located at 693 1 Hollywood Avenue.
Karen didn't like the song Superstar before hearing her brother's final production, but later she thought it was one of her favorite songs in Carpenter.
The song "Now" recorded by Karen in April 1982 is the last song she recorded in her life.
1976 Karen carpenter bought herself a house, and she transformed two units into one. Her mother agna Scarpent gave her a set of classic works wrapped in leather as a gift to celebrate her move. The doorbell of this family is the first six tones of their song "We have just begun".
Rainy Days and Mondays was written by paul williams specially for Karen Carpenter.
1972 sang for American President Nixon and German foreign guests at the White House.
Karen's favorite Carpenter song is "I need to be loved".
1966 16 years old, he and his brother participated in the "Band Competition" held at the Hollywood Colosseum and won.
Although Karen doesn't like sports, she likes baseball.
Karen has won three Grammy awards.
In the late 1970s, Karen Carpenter underwent surgery for hearing impairment.
Six unpublished and unfinished singles in Karen Carpenter's solo album began to circulate on the Internet in 2000, and it is said that they are one&; M record company cleaned up before closing, which means these songs may never be published.
Karen Carpenter's ex-husband Tom barris is a real estate developer. When they fell in love, Tom was 39 years old, divorced and had a son, aged 18. Karen is thirty years old.
The rock band Sonic Youth wrote a song specially for Karen Carpenter: "The tunic (Karen's Song)".
Karen Carpenter has her own personalized license plate, and three English letters are the initials of her full name: KAC3.
When Karen 17 years old, she lost 20-25kg by using "Steegman Diet" according to the doctor's advice.
Carpenter's album "Single 1969- 1973" was certified by the Recording Industry Association of America in 1998 and has sold 7 million copies since its release in 1973. Therefore, this album has become the best-selling album in Carpenter.
Carpenter's second best-selling album was "Carpenter" released by 197 1, which sold 4 million copies.
1975, "Please, Mr. Postman" became the tenth and last certified golden song of Carpenter.
Carpenter's first certified gold single was 1970' s "(They want to be close to you)".
Carpenter has always been a&; M record company's best-selling and most famous artist.
After Karen's death, her family set up the Karen Anna Carpenter Memorial Fund. Mainly funded anorexia research. Now this fund has been renamed "Carpenter's Family Fund", and it has increased its funding for education, art and other aspects.
Karen Carpenter died as a married woman because she planned to formally sign the divorce papers on the day of her death.
By the end of June, 1980, Carpenter had sold over 55 million albums.
Carpenter's last concert was in Las Vegas on September 4th, 1978.
1977 Carpenter's sales in Japan reached 1 1 gold records.
1976 Carpenter's trip to Japan caused the biggest sensation in local history.
Carpenter and his parents' home in Downing, California, appeared on the cover of their fifth album, Now Is Past. 1973. How did Karen think that she would die in this house in 10 years?