Identifier | 2806625 |
Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
Media Type | SHN |
Media Count | 1 |
Note | "LIVE at CARNEGIE HALL" cd |
J-Card Comment | Personnel includes: Carole King (vocals, piano); James Taylor (vocals, acoustic guitar); Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar (guitar); Charles Larkey (bass). Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York, New York on June 18, 1971. Includes liner notes by Stephen K. Peeples. |
Tech Note | LINER NOTES: From the late '50s through the '60s, Carole King was one-half of arguably the best of the Brill Building songwriting teams. (Mann-Weil and Barry-Greenwich provided stiff competition for Goffin-King.) Striking out as a performer in 1968, she didn't find much in the way of success until 1971, when her brilliant album TAPESTRY came out of seemingly nowhere to become, until SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, the best-selling album of all time. THE CARNEGIE HALL CONCERT 1971, then, captures King at her height, both commercially and artistically. Recorded the week that "It's Too Late" hit #1, this 17-track set shows that fame was still a new thing for the shy Brooklynite. Her voice audibly cracks at a few points, and she rushes and stutters through her few brief song introductions. The soulful solo piano performances are uniformly excellent, though, and the surprise guest appearance of James Taylor on a sweet duet performance of "You've Got A Friend" is a highlight. TAPESTRY fans will enjoy this no end. |
Trades Allowed |
Performance
Carole King 1971-06-18 Carnegie Hall, New York, NY | |
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Set 1 | I Feel The Earth Move
Home Again After All This Time Child Of Mine Carry Your Load No Easy Way Down Song Of Long Ago Snow Queen Smackwater Jack So Far Away It's Too Late Eventually Way Over Yonder Beautiful You've Got A Friend* Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow* Some Kind Of Wonderful* Up On The Roof* (You Make Mee Feel Like) A Natural Woman |
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Comment | *w/ James Taylor
This is a commercial release, and should not be traded. |