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Carole King - The Best Is Yet To Come (CD) (UK Import)
Carole King - The Best Is Yet To Come (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Carole King
Music Genre: Pop rock, Folk, Rock
- Label
- Pazzazz
- Cat No
- 2PAZZ080
- Released
- 2006
- Pressing
- Germany
- Styles
- Vocal, Ballad, Pop Rock, Folk Rock
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| Artist | Carole King |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Pazzazz |
| Catalogue no. | 2PAZZ080 |
| Genre | Pop rock, Folk, and Rock |
| Barcode | 0883717019851 |
Carole King — The Best Is Yet To Come
Format: CD • Label: Pazzazz (2PAZZ080) • Released: 2006 • Pressing: Germany • Genre: Vocal, Ballad, Pop Rock, Folk Rock
Tracklist:
1-1. Started All Over Again
1-2. Up On The Roof
1-3. You Gentle Me
1-4. Sweet Seasons
1-5. The Best Is Yet To Come
1-6. Too Much Rain
1-7. We Are All In This Together
1-8. Wrap Around Joy
1-9. You Go Your Way, I'll Go Mine
1-10. You're Something New
1-11. Song Of Long Ago
1-12. Surely
2-1. Jazzman
2-2. Crying In The Rain
2-3. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
2-4. Some Kind Of Wonderful
2-5. A Night This Side Of Dying
2-6. Back To California
2-7. Brighter
2-8. Carry Your Load
2-9. Change In Mind, Change In Heart
2-10. Growing Away From Me
2-11. It's Going To Take Some Time
2-12. Music
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Formed vocal group Co-Sines in 1957 whilst at High School and adopted the stage name Carole King. Dated Neil Sedaka at this time. Met 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: 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 The City with Danny Kortchmar and Charles Larkey. 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.
Source: Discogs
