
12 Songs, 44 Minutes

Tapestry Carole King
EDITORS’ NOTES
Difficult as it may be, imagine for a minute that Tapestry wasn’t one of the most successful albums in music history; that it wasn’t a defining touchstone for both the boomer generation and the singer/songwriter movement. Freed from all the baggage, Carole King’s second album still overflows with emotionally honest, subtly soulful singing; masterfully written tunes that blend pop, folk, and R&B; and warm, organic but seamless production. But it’s the unguarded intimacy of Tapestry we love most, particularly on highlights like “It’s Too Late” and “You’ve Got a Friend."
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I Feel the Earth Move
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So Far Away
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It's Too Late
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Home Again
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Beautiful
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Way Over Yonder
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You've Got a Friend
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Where You Lead
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Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
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Smackwater Jack
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Tapestry
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(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
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