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“Tapestry” by Carole King (1971)
Very familiar with this artist and album. Isn’t everyone?
“Tapestry” is superb. Stands the test of time. Soulful, well crafted songs with highly evocative lyrics and creative, forward looking melodies.
The recording quality is first rate, with brilliant, properly balanced contributions from studio musicians. Fine touch in the mix.
Piano work is iconic, even if it doesn’t demonstrate a studied virtuosity. Lead vocal, likewise, perfectly delivers the feel and meaning of each composition, without exemplary power or range. Excellent pitch control and diction, even on blues bends and subdued passages.
The tracks are arranged well on this album, taking the listener on a journey that is definitely laid out in two major sections, Side 1 and Side 2. This a skill that’s rather under appreciated in this era when one doesn’t have to ‘flip the record over’.
I have no wisecracks about this album. I’m not worthy.
5/5
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May 14 2021
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9/10. Was really enjoyable to listen to throughout, had a nice cat on the cover.
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Dec 04 2024
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I'm about 800 reviews into this project, and my wife keeps asking me why on earth do I persist with Dimery's clearly flawed list which regularly infuriates me. The most obvious shortcoming is the under-representation of female artists. Every time I have to suffer through another album of 70s classic rock or a cult psychedelic band or a gangsta rapper or over-rated male songwriter (have you seen how many records Neil Young has on this list?) or some other boring bunch of blokes strutting around showing off their allegedly enormous cocks and badmouthing the women in their lives, I get frustrated that there are so few female artists here. I mean, did you realise that Paul Simon has seven albums on this list and Nina Simone only has one? How does _that_ work?
I want to quote here from Jessica Hopper's massively insightful essay 'Emo: Where the girls aren't' compiled in her book 'The First Collection of Criticism by a Living Female Rock Critic':
"Can you ignore the marginalization of women's lives [and artistry] on the records that line your record shelves in hopes that feigned ignorance will bridge the gulf, because it's either that or purge your collection of everything but free jazz, micro house 12"s and the Mr. Lady Records catalog?"
Actually, there are a hundred bits of that essay that I want to quote here, so you should just go read it right now (published under a different title): https://lithub.com/classic-jessica-hopper-emo-comes-off-like-rimbaud-at-the-food-court/
Ms Hopper posits a really great question, and a hard question: how do we justify the exclusion of female voices and perspectives from our listening? I am now going to talk to my straight white male rock fan homies as a straight white male rock fan myself; where are the female artists? where are the queer artists? the artists of colour? the indigenous artists? the differently abled artists? the artists who speak languages other than English? How did the musical canon become so focused on a particularly Western white male perspective that we would deny ourselves of the artistry and perspectives of the diversity of artists? Yes, there are a few examples of those groups in the 1001 list, but let's get real; it's not truly representative. If you are curious, if you want music to show you new and different things, then a diversity of artistic voices provides a wealth of treasures. Things you haven't heard or experienced or thought before. We are all richer for it. There should be, there _must_ be more women on this list.
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Ok, now that I have that out of my system, let's talk about Carole King's Tapestry. It is a breath of fresh air to listen to this record. This album is embedded in the basic DNA of the culture. A classic easy listening album. Carole King would be a songwriting legend even if she had never released a single record under her own name. But it is a great pleasure to hear her perform some of her greatest songs herself, in her own voice. The band is relaxed and understated, playing as friends rather than hired guns (even though they were all crack session players). The Sound Opinions show celebrating the 50th anniversary of Tapestry (https://soundopinions.org/show/799) interviewed several band members who, even 50 years later, clearly had fond remembrance of the sessions and their friendship with Carole. That makes a pleasant change from the number of albums I have listened to recently by men who were talented artists but real arseholes. Thanks, Carole, for proving that you can be a successful artist and a decent human being. It restores my faith in humanity.
I don't blame Tapestry for the thousands of pale imitators that followed. This is up there with 'Blue' as one of the greatest and most influential singer-songwriter albums of all time. I think Smackwater Jack is a bit out of place on the record, but, other that, it is difficult to fault. This album is warm, human, and comforting.
Every home should have a copy.
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Feb 02 2021
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This is a pretty remarkable album. It's absolutely choked with monster hits. The thing is, most of these hits I know because of other artists covering them. I don't think anyone can deny the sheer songwriting talent of Carole King. She's incredible. But every song is delivered in such a soft, chill manner that they rarely just GRAB you. But, ultimately, that's ok. The album feels whole in a way that very few albums do. Like it's all part of one, big... well, tapestry. Great songwriting, good performances. Overall, a pretty killer album.
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May 20 2021
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Surpringly amazing album. Love the "spread out" feel to the music. Instruments are independent but work well together. Subtle in parts but very balanced
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Sep 09 2020
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5
Oh wow
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Oct 31 2023
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Beautiful but boring
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Nov 17 2020
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Listening to this with a good pair of headphones reveals a masterpiece in mixing/balance - audio effortlessly fades in and out/cross channel. This album is amazing, front to back
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Dec 21 2022
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This album is so hugely popular. My mother played it almost constantly. I'm probably going against the grain to say it, but I just hate her voice. The best songs on the album are the covers, but I mean, how you going to outdo Aretha? How you gonna beat the Shirelles? James Taylor did You've Got a Friend so much better. Everything that King sings is like she jumped the shark.
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Jan 06 2024
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I described this as the musical equivalent of a cozy vintage sweater. I'm very familiar with and fond of this album. Carole is a master songwriter and this album is packed with hooks. She puts the "natural" in natural woman - top marks!
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Feb 22 2021
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Simply beautiful, I can't believe I've never heard of this album before. Absolutely love it, an easy 5 stars. What a gorgeous voice, and every song is worth listening to.
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Mar 05 2021
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Heard this for the first time in full during Lockdown 1 (had obviously heard most of the songs on their own) and didnt realise how many songs were Carol King's! I knew she sang "You've got a friend" but wouldn't have been able to put another song to her catalogue if you has asked me. She was obviously a HUGE influence on the next generation of female artists but I never noticed many citing her in the same way as, say, Joni Mitchell or Aretha Franklin. Anyway - point is, I was massively impressed with this album. 5/5 easily for me.
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Jul 01 2021
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Certified 5 star song writing
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Nov 04 2020
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Very solid album. Great cover art. Lots of stuff you've probably heard before that's been covered a hundred times.
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Sep 18 2023
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Who said brunettes can't wear jeans?
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Nov 02 2023
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Overall A really mellow oldtimey album with some upbeat and melancholy songs its good to put on the background. i give it 3/5 its good but not extraordinary
I feel the Earth move - I really dig this vibe, i like the pace of the song a lot, and the instruments the lyrics are not bad either.
So far away - Good bass, melancholy vibes but not enough for a sad song, still really good.
It's too late - I feel like the vibe don't match the lyrics but i still like them both, Lyrics are what stands out the most tho.
Beautiful - Really cute song I like the vibe and lyrics.
--"At this point i start to get the formula of the album all the songs have sort of same pace to them its not bad they all work in their own ways"--
Way Over Yonder - We slow Down quite a bit, i love the backing voices and the piano on this one, the solo with the trumpet is nice too, i feel like here i can truly appreciate her voice more.
You've got a friend - Sort of the same vibe as Beautiful but turned into love song (or friendship song), we are keeping this sort of powerful slow tempo which i think suits her better.
Where you lead - Its the same song as You've got a friend but more upbeat, and faster tempo, i prefer You've got a friend over this one.
Will you still love me tomorrow? - I didn't really like this one not much to say about it, slow song with sad lyrics.
Smackwater Jack? - I love the piano on this one and the swing vibe it gives its well put together and the story in interesting and fun, strong old west vibes.
Tapestry - The main song of the album, I like the lyrics a lot but not much else, of course that is the main selling point.
A Natural Woman - I like the song but it felt the same as others in this album
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Oct 29 2024
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An early pinnacle for 70's radio-friendly pop. The sheer pop craftmanship by Carole King is timeless. Only a few albums have as mellow and ear-wormy songs as this one. Songwriting masterpiece.
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Sep 12 2024
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Will still love it tomorrow
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Sep 06 2024
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Such a good album but should have ended with Tapestry!
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Sep 06 2024
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I love this album - great variety, solid beats and lyrics
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Jan 23 2024
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5
Masterpiece. The chonker cat on the cover is great. Amazingly I've never owned this album. I've listened to it plenty though. There's so much space and breath between the notes, it forces me to allow down and listen. Excellent headphone album. Definitely essential.
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Mar 05 2021
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Never listened to this from start to finish before. I prefer these original versions to many of the more overly produced and polished versions. A couple of the songs are of a much lower standard but it would be churlish to give this anything lower than 5.
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Mar 16 2021
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5
Unbelievable album filled with hits. Now I know the sound of Carole King
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Mar 18 2021
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5
For someone I’d never listened to this was excellent. Both the lyrics and her voice were incredible. Put me in a good mood listening to it.
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Jan 22 2021
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5
Listening to this album spurred me to look up more info about Carole King. It was very interesting to find out how many hits she wrote. It seems like Sia took a page out of her book
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Nov 14 2020
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beautiful: the carole king musical
caroline would really like this album
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Nov 06 2020
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Classic
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Apr 16 2024
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KITTY
Classic parent jams
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Apr 19 2024
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I thought I would like this more but it was a bit boring. But the cat on the cover made me like it slightly more.
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Jun 03 2023
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If you’re a guy over 40, chances are you’ve had at least one girlfriend that made sure you heard this record before you die.
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Sep 20 2022
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Would say the drawbacks are a general solemnity and the sparsity of the arrangements, except I can get showier uptempo renditions of similar or identical material elsewhere, so I wouldn't have this any other way. Complex. Brooding. Full-blooded. And gloriously ordinary. Which damn sure means it's every bit as beautiful as she feels.
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Apr 08 2022
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На одном дыхании послушал.
Думаю, что это хорошая характеристика и альбом явно заслужил свою оценку.
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Jan 20 2021
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Love the voice on this woman. A few standout tracks, but the sound was overall a little samey throughout.
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Jan 19 2021
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No..
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Feb 10 2025
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Simply iconic and changed the game for female singer songwriter music
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Feb 10 2025
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What a splendid album. The pitch-perfect production, and the retooling of songs ("Natural Woman," "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?") that previous artists had had monster hits with.
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Feb 08 2025
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One of my favorite albums, certainly my favorite Carole King album. Had a very progressive music teacher in middle school/jr high who'd play this and have us sing all the songs. I appreciate here to this day. I'd struggle to name a favorite song so I'll say they're all my favorites.
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Feb 08 2025
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Had no idea she wrote a couple of these songs. Loved almost every track. It's as old as me, but sounds like it could have been recorded last week. Going to visit her music shop in Stars Hollow someday.
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Feb 08 2025
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Telemachus. That’s the cats name. This album was the soundtrack of my very early life and I realize what a blessing that truly was.
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Feb 03 2025
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5
Has a warmer album ever been recorded?
So many memorable tunes. Such aching.
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Feb 03 2025
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5
Beautiful voice, funky mood, nothing else to say, one of the most easygoing and joyful albums
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Feb 01 2025
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I'm always going to have some bias towards this album as my mum loves this album and I remember her playing it and singing along when I was a kid. So, it's a great album from one of the greatest songwriters of the 20th Century. It's rough around the edges and that's what makes it great - not just the strength of the songs. It's a classic for a reason. Best Tracks: I Feel the Earth Move; It's Too Late; (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
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Jan 30 2025
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Masterpiece. 5/5
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Jan 28 2025
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It's fantastic, worthy of all the praise it has showered on it. Favourite tracks being probably I Feel the Earth Move, You've got a Friend and Smackwater Jack, but honestly it's great front to back. The easiest listening easy listening album of all time, potentially. 5 stars.
I want that cat.
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Jan 26 2025
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I think its very hard to fault. Well written songs. Half of them are now classic standards. Great voice. Well played. Produced well. 5
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Jan 25 2025
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Love it, so many classics.
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Jan 25 2025
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If this album wasn't the soundtrack of my life I don't know how much I would like it. But as it is, the sonorous sounds, beautiful voice, lively melodies and timeless lyrics have been present in so many joyous moments. I love every song on this album.
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Jan 24 2025
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100/100
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Jan 23 2025
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One of the best singer-songwriters ever. Several of the songs presented here are so amazing that they have been covered by some of the biggest names in music
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Jan 22 2025
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Bloody brilliant album. Enjoyed it on the first listen. Loved it on the second.
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Jan 20 2025
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5/5
To begin an album with a masterpiece of a song like I Feel the Earth Move is a luxury not many artists can enjoy. But Carol King's exceptional writing and performance on this feel-good track are not commonplace. The following track So Far Away is a tender ballad full of feeling, before It's Too Late's danceable groove slaps, the chord progressions working perfectly. Home Again shows off King's vocal chops, and is another song with amazing piano parts, whereas Beautiful is just a well written and structured song which builds and winds around brilliantly. I love the deliberate slowness of Way Over Yonder, and the vocals are just other-worldly. Amazing song. On the second side, You've Got a Friend is so beautiful and instrumentally layered so well, and the catchy, poppy Where You Lead feels fantastic. I love Will You Love Me Tomorrow? so much. The bridge is definitely a highpoint for the album. Smackwater Jack has such a great feel it honestly challenges the opener for my favourite track, and the feel of the title track's trippy electric piano is exceptional also. King's lyricism is possibly at its peak here. Finally, unfortunately, we reach the finish line with A Natural Woman, an iconic soulful tune which works brilliantly as a closer.
I Feel the Earth Move 5/5 (FAV)
So Far Away 4.5/5 (LEAST FAV)
It's Too Late 5/5
Home Again 5/5
Beautiful 5/5
Way Over Yonder 5/5
You've Got a Friend 5/5
Where You Lead 5/5
Will You Love Me Tomorrow? 5/5
Smackwater Jack 5/5
Tapestry 5/5
(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman 5/5
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Jan 19 2025
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An incredible album that shines lyrically as it does Instrumentally. I would recommend the album especially for those who are fans Elton John's music.
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Jan 19 2025
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Wybitny album. Nie ma złych utworów. Otula i uspakaja. Głos Carol jest piękny, teksty są wnikliwe, melodie zostają w sercu na długo. Więcej takich płyt poproszę. 10/10
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Jan 18 2025
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a classic
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Jan 13 2025
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Stunning, raw, contemporary, a true gem. Foundational songwriter turned expressive singer of her own stories.
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Jan 13 2025
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I recognize so many of these songs and have no idea from where - definitely some by other artists. So much beauty in this album, but also catchiness. Really good all the way through. I would definitely listen to this again, and did not realize how influential Carole King was.
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Jan 13 2025
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Wow! I knew a handful of the songs but had no idea that I would before going into it. I never associated any of the songs with the others, which is crazy because in the context of the album they fit so well together. There are so many songs that can stand on their own, but the album itself is awesome all together. Surprise 5! Great job Carole!
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Jan 13 2025
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Snow day album! One of the best three-song intros to an album we’ve had so far. This album is always in the conversation for best album ever and for very good reason. So many hits and something that can be played at any moment and still be a crowd pleaser. Easy five stars.
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Jan 13 2025
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Wow! I was not expecting that! A really powerful album that somehow feels big and intimate at the same time. It's produced beautifully. The limited use of backing instruments and vocals makes you finding yourself slipping back and forth from feeling like you're in a massive auditorium to sitting right next to Carole King at the piano. Her voice is powerful, but also feels warming and cozy. I feel like I'm sitting in the same room as a woman, her piano, and her cat.
I've heard a bunch of these songs before, but I never knew they were all by the same person, much less on the same album. "I Felt The Earth Move" feels like one of those songs that has always existed, and it's not even the biggest song on here. Awesome album that I'll be keeping an eye out to grab on vinyl.
Shout out to Gilmore Girls!
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Jan 10 2025
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Love the piano singer songwriter presentation. This album greats you with hit after hit. And doesn’t let up. Even the b sides are amazing.
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Jan 10 2025
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Traditionally speaking, Carole King isn't a vocal prowess. She isn't like Aretha Franklin or other women artists from the late sixties and early seventies. What she lacks, she makes up for in spades with how emotive her voice is. Two of her biggest songs, "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" and "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?", are more famous sung by Franklin and the Shirelles. But she sings these songs in her own way, perhaps how she initially thought they would sound, and damn does it pack a punch. She brings more emotion to both of these songs--and the slower tempo of "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?" absolutely destroys me. That's what makes her music so unique.
King's career trajectory is fascinating to me, and I just love how she's first and foremost a songwriter. That title is what allows her songs to be so personal and resonate. Like, who else could have come up with "Beautiful" or "You've Got A Friend"? Her songs have the capacity to become iconic, personal anthems. None of these songs are skippable, and King has the ability to make each one hit everybody's heart if they're listening.
Carole King's Tapestry is one in a million and one of the most deserving albums on this entire list.
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Jan 09 2025
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I somehow have never heard this one. I get the hype. This is a really great album. Her voice is restrained, but effort is placed exactly where it needs to be. The songwriting is great. The piano and guitar work are particular standouts. This album is cozy and warm.
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Jan 08 2025
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Incredible album.
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Jan 07 2025
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Wow. This album opens with a bang and just continues to keep you in a trance. The vocal performance is carefully crafted, down to the backing vocals. The musicianship surrounding it are second to none, all the choices seem so intentional and important. The production is excellent, thank you Lou, this many years later it still sounds incredible on sub par headphones. A new classic in my house.
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Jan 06 2025
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now THIS is an influential album!
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Jan 06 2025
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5
Wonderful voice and lovely music.
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Jan 06 2025
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This is nice
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Jan 04 2025
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Calm music, I really love it. It's like something to listen to while you are staring out at the sunset. Her lyrics are really nice too.
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Jan 04 2025
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Talented song writer ❤️
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Jan 04 2025
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Every song is amazing
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Jan 04 2025
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one of my favorite albums of all time by one of the greatest singer songwriters of all time. every song is perfect.
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Dec 31 2024
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Iconic. Classic. Perfection. Could listen to this every day.
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Dec 31 2024
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An album I admit that when it was released I avoided like the plague and would vocally dismiss it has your mums and dads music. At that time big rock prog groups were the only thing I thought worthwhile so closed my ears to anything I thought inferior. However, it didn’t take long for me to begin to take an interest. This largely coincided with my interest in the opposite sex and the teenage angst of falling in love and breakups. This album is full of songs which I could relate to when going through all these dramas. So I became very familiar with every song on this album and each one holds very happy and sad memories. I have played this record constantly throughout my life and consider it a masterpiece not only has a soundtrack to my life but also sublime musicianship. Good as it is I would not put it anywhere near my all time Top 20 albums. I consider it more like a pair of comfy old slippers. Very familiar, taking away any built up stress, and like the album cover, a lovely warm feeling knowing all is well.
5/5
30/12/24
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Dec 30 2024
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she is the goat so
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Dec 30 2024
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I thought this album only had a few AMAZING songs, but I was wrong! Every song on the album is amazing and I am going to go and buy a vinyl for myself.
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Dec 27 2024
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I have no idea why I haven't heard this before. Of course I have heard many of the individual tracks, some of them performed by others because let's not forget King has writing credits on ALL of them. I like her voice. The songs are wonderful. This gets a 5/5. I give 5s sparingly. This is only the 3rd in 54 albums and the only 5 that has gone to something I haven't owned for years.
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Dec 27 2024
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Great album with some absolute classics
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Dec 24 2024
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Perfect
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Dec 24 2024
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This is a great record with some really incredible singing. We’ve had a few lady singers that seemed to be trying to create this kind of a record and who all fell a bit short (KT Tunstall, Dusty Baker) - this is the real deal.
This also happens to be a favourite of my mother’s and it’s hard not to cherish my childhood memories when I hear it.
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Dec 23 2024
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Tapestry was a lovely album to listen to, full of hope and love and friendship. I would definitely listen to this album again. Carole feels like a mom who I’d want to hug.
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Dec 21 2024
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Carole is a GOAT. Enough said.
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Dec 19 2024
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WHERE YOU LEAD
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Dec 18 2024
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I guess nobody can say that they have never heard at least one of these songs. This is truly an amazing album. King is way above all other so-called singer-songwriters. Her talent for all-time classics is amazing.
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Dec 18 2024
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Follow up Steely Dan they said…
I never intentionally listened to Carole King before. Thid blew me away. Love the vocals and songwriting. Love the guitar - acoustic and electric. And the sax. This has it all. Really enjoyed Way Over Yonder and Smackwater Jack (and all the others).
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Dec 18 2024
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I love this album. Something about Carole king’s voice just gets me. It’s just bluesy enough while also sounding a bit like a suburban mom. Also the interplay between her jazzy chording and the booming simple bass lines creates a full, unique sound. The idea that she ever had to ask someone ‘will you still love me in morning’ fills me with righteous indignation. Is it sexist that everytime I like a female musician I basically fall in love with her?
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Dec 18 2024
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Fantastic!
Ive definitely heard a bunch of cuts off of this, but there were a handful of surprises. I loved the James Taylor cover (which if Apple Music serves me right, JT plays on), You Make Me Feel and Tapestry were surprises to me
Gotta love the hits here too - Its Too Late and I Feel The Earth Move are fucking jams.
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Dec 18 2024
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Catching up on reviews so don't have time to rhapsodize, but boy would I like to. What a great album. A 10-years belated thanks to Frank for introducing this album to me when we lived in New York. Pretty sure Sean is a Carole King stan so very excited to read his review of this album. This has been a fucking hell of a week of albums. Makes it all worth it to put up with all the weeks where we have Pere Ubu and Fela Kuti
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Dec 17 2024
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A one of a kind singer-songwriter. This album gets the fivest of fives.
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Dec 17 2024
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what a beautiful album, yet another reason why I love this list, I can endure seemingly endless (shite) Radiohead albums for diamonds like this.
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Dec 17 2024
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Love it
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Dec 16 2024
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Fantastic album full of blue-eyed soul, magnetic piano riffs, and classics that have been covered and sampled by so many. Carole King is a legend and an incredible songwriter. 5/5
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Dec 14 2024
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listening to this album is like hearing a soundtrack for my childhood. i didn't know how prevalent carole king was in pop culture until this.
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Dec 13 2024
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My childhood in one album.
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Dec 12 2024
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Rock setentero suave. Ni sé la de megahits que tiene... Un 5 claro.
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Dec 12 2024
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I Feel the Earth Move, It's Too Late,Way Over Yonder, You've Got a Friend, Where You Lead,Will You Love Me Tomorrow?Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
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Dec 09 2024
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One of my favourite albums of all time.
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Dec 07 2024
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Amazing album that sounds like it could have been released this year, last year or is still to be released next year!
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Dec 07 2024
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A lovely album from Carole that still hits.
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Dec 04 2024
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оч качает с первых минут, нравится ее голос, крутые гитары, вайбово i feel the earth move очень крутой трек
крутой альбом, очень приятный, очень интересный, не надоедает, очень приятный голос
креол кинг написала кучу хитов для других исполнителей, а потом записала вот этот альбом, который не выходил из чартов, у нее 4 гремми и короче просто она оч крутая сонграйтерша
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Dec 04 2024
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One of the greatest songwriters distills fifteen years of great songwriting into a superb collection of the craft and art of songwriting. An album about which so much can be said but little actually needs to be. Just listen. 5550000 stars.
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