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Tapestry - Carole King

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Manufacturer : Sony
Release date : 25 May 1999
Number of discs : 1
EAN : 0074646585023
UPC : 074646585023
Cd (1), Mel (1), Folk Rock (1), Chris (1)

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Album DetailsLimited Millennium Edition. Packed in a Heavy Weight Card Wallet that Faithfully Recreates the Original Vinyl Sleeve, Right Down to the Inner Bag. The Wallet Will Come in a Plastic Cover.Amazon.com essential recordingCarole King was famous as a writer of girl-group hits in the '60s. In 1971, she became mo ... (more)


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Track listing

1. I Feel The Earth Move
2. So Far Away
3. It's Too Late
4. Home Again
5. Beautiful
6. Way Over Yonder
7. You've Got A Friend
8. Where You Lead
9. Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
10. Smackwater Jack
11. Tapestry
12. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
13. Out In The Cold (Previously Unreleased)
14. Smackwater Jack (Previously Unreleased Live Version)

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Posted : 1 month, 2 weeks ago at Oct 5 18:14
The success of Tapestry rests on Carole King’s voice. She was blessed with a phenomenal songwriter talent, but her voice is full of cracks, imperfections, a limited range and it sounds wonderfully human. She is not some technical whiz that can hit every note but fails to deliver the emotion – this is all about the emotion. I prefer it that way. Her take on “(You Make Me Feel Like a) Natural Woman” feels earthy and real, and I like it much better than Aretha Franklin’s vocal bombast. Her vocal on “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” is more subdued and wistful than the Shirelles. There is something to be said about simplicity in vocal delivery. Just look at “So Far Away” or “It’s Too Late.” And can we talk about the songwriting for a minute? Yes, the lyrics are fantast...Read more