Carole King – Tapestry
- Artist: Carole King
- Cod produs: AMLS 2025
- Disponibilitate: In Stoc
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Artist: Carole King
Label: A&M Records
Format: Vinyl - LP, Album, Stereo
Country: UK
Year: 1971
Genres: Rock, Pop
Styles: Folk Rock, Soft Rock
Collection Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Collection Sleeve Condition: Poor (P)
Notes: Recorded at A&M Recording Studios. Original Catalog No. SP 77009. 'ΔG' denotes mastering was made in Pye Studios on Neumann VMS66 suite by [a363806] The two letters at nine o'clock, and the number at three o'clock are standing for the mother and stamper numbers. The Mitchell/Taylor Boy-And-Girl Choir stands for Joni Mitchell & James Taylor, who appear courtesy of Warner Bros. Records and Reprise Records. SOME copies can be translucent purple / red when held up to a bright light Same labels but different runout on [r461166] Different Ode logo on labels on [r5723915] Same logos on back cover but different Ode logo on labels, on [r29937823] ℗ 1971 © Screen Gems-Columbia Music, Inc. © 1971 A1-B2, B4-B5 © 1960-1961 B3 © 1967 B6 Runouts are stamped except for mothers and stampers (AY 2, AX 3, BZ 2 and CC 3), which is etched.
Tracklist:
A1 I Feel The Earth Move (2:57)
A2 So Far Away (3:55)
A3 It's Too Late (3:51)
A4 Home Again (2:27)
A5 Beautiful (3:05)
A6 Way Over Yonder (4:42)
B1 You've Got A Friend (5:07)
B2 Where You Lead (3:18)
B3 Will You Love Me Tomorrow? (4:10)
B4 Smackwater Jack (3:39)
B5 Tapestry (3:11)
B6 (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman (3:47)
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Artist: Carole King
Formed vocal group Co-Sines in 1957 whilst at High School and adopted the stage name Carole King. Dated [a=Neil Sedaka] at this time. Met [a=Gerry Goffin] at Queens College with whom she formed a songwriting partnership and married in 1960. Their first big hit was "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" by The Shirelles in 1961. Goffin and King split personally and professionally in 1968 (children: [a=Louise Goffin], Sherry Goffin Kondor), although they did work together later on. Carole King was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1987 and in 2002 became a recipient of the Songwriters Hall of Fame "Johnny Mercer Award".
She formed [a401287] with [a252395] and [a318609]. She married Larkey in 1968, but The City was short-lived and disbanded after one album. In 1970 she toured with James Taylor and launched her solo career with "Writer" and then the classic "Tapestry". The hit albums continued and in 1976 she divorced from Charles Larkey (children: Molly & Levi).
In 1977 she married songwriting partner Rick Evers. Evers died a year later from a heroin overdose.
She is active in environmental issues and more recently campaigned on behalf of the US Democratic Party, whilst continuing to write songs and perform.